lynch is accused of beating 65- year-old gerald linder last year at a home for retired priests in los cados. lynch says that linder molested he and his brother and he wants the case to go to trial so he can expose linder. >>>-- the prosecutor said since james is charged with murder her bail should be $1.5 million. james and her sister leti ci -- sister leticia were in court today. leticia had a baby while in jail last month. >>> a transit official says one person got on the bus, looked and got off. then someone shot at the bus. the driver suffered minor cuts from shattered glass. >>> a man remains in critical condition tonight after he was shot yesterday afternoon in san francisco's ash burn neighborhood. police say michael staffford was shot inside fred's new light supermarket by an employee there, sam kazua. the two men argued after staff ford accused kazua of kicking his small dog. kazua has been accused of several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. >>> the first set of meetings is getting under way right now to find a permanent police chief for san francisco. the job

lynch is one of about a dozen people who accused linder of molesting them. the priests can't be prosecuted because of the statute of limitations. the priest was not required to be at the preliminary hearing and he didn't attend. >> this is a man who raped and assaulted young boys and young girls, he managed for years to get away from the police, from being prosecuted. and now, ironically enough, here we have him not willing to step into a court to testify and once again the authorities protect him. don't let him come into the courtroom to tell his side of the story. >> linder has been accused of abuse by nearly a dozen people including his own sister, brother and niece. >>> a scandal in washington linked to san francisco-based craigslist, chris lee has res n resigned from the house effective immediately, this after a report that he sent flirtatious e-mails on craigslist, today gawker posted the story that includes e-mails allegedly exchanged between lee and an unnamed woman. the website also published this revealing picture lee reportedly sent to her. the 46

linder has denied it. the judge ruled today that lynch will be tried on one felony count of assault. if convicted, lynch faces a maximum sentence of four years in prison. >>> san jose police are investigating an early morning stabbing that left a woman dead. police were called to a house not too far from the intersection of 680 and 101. the victim was taken to a hospital where she later died from her injuries. police have not released the identity of the woman to this point. this marks the 11th homicide in the city this year. >>> one of the two us issters char sisters charged with a fire gave birth last month in jail. our nbc station in sacramento is reporting that the 23-year-old had a baby in january. the sisters appeared in court today. she is charged with involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment. prosecutors say next week they will argue for increased bail for 24-year-old tara james who is charged with murder. the women are accused of leaving a candle burning while they were outside. the resulti

lynch says linder molested him and his brother. linder denies the accusation, lynch is charged with felony assault. >>> we are learning more tonight about the stunning allegations that a group of boys sexually assaulted a 7- year-old boy in the bathroom of a boys and girl's club in oakland. pat to the atti lee tells us the boy was later taken to the hospital after he told his mother what happened. he is joining us now. >> reporter: the president of the boys and girl's club in oakland says he's trying to keep the atmosphere as normal as possible. and if needed, he will bring counseling for the kids. most unaware that earlier today -- the buildinghoused an internal investigation. >> i don't know what's going on. i'm just getting here. >> reporter: an investigation by oakland special victim's unit. the oakland police department says right now it's still too early for investigators to determine just what happened in the boys & girl's club bathroom last night. >> we bring in our technicians and attempted uncover any evidence. then the f

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. >>> william lynch is accused of beating father jerry linder in last year in los gatos. lynch says he molested him and his brother over 30 years ago. defense attorneys for lynch tried to call the father to testify today but the judge denied the request. >> at this point in life when claims he is not the molester that everyone else says he is he doesn't have the courage to come in the courtroom and say he is not. >> there was a crowd of demonstrators supporting lynch and accusing the father of molesting several other children over the years. the church paid more than $600,000 to livermore and his brother but father linder in never admitted any wrong doing. the prosecution says the case is about the beating of the father and not the alleged molestation for which the statute of limitations has now run out. >>> a lot more to bring you. the holy grail for iphone users. verizon starts selling the device tomorrow. will service finally get better? a live report on that. >>> the bay area trash. the lucrative underground business going way beyond just digging for cans. >>> i'm spe

linder denies the accusations.ays he wants a trial so he can raise awareness about clergy abuse. >> a law professor is taking on the san francisco police department. clark freshman says the police and the dea broke did law. they say they knocked on his door and said they had a warrant but refused to show it. freshman said that officers made series of mistakes. >> one, search without a valid warrant, two, not respecting my right to remain silent, not respecting my right to council and excessive force handcuffing me. >> freshman says that the warrant covered one unit but the building had more than one. san francisco police say that freshman got caught up in the process of serving a search warrant and he was handcuffed for a brief time and released when it was clear he was not involved. he wants an apology and wants to talk about their procedures and he says he might also file a lawsuit. >> alameda county looking at renewing a transportation sales tax. the commission wants to ask voters next year to approve a half cen

and then benjamin linder, the first american who was killed in nicaragua during the contra situation, happened. and they all got a little more itchy, and i was--i could understand and said, "okay, i'll go down alone." and i could see their wives sitting there saying, "you're going where with paul? "uh, i don't think so. you have children, you know?" and i went down there and just had the most extraordinary time of my life. again, like paris, as silly as that may sound, it attracted just this amazing group of people from peasants to poets to military leaders to the head of the beijing opera association i traveled with at one point. and they had an international book fair going on at the same time. so it was just a thriving metropolis of ideas and people. and that's what i was looking for. and i found some musics down there that were very exhilarating. we'll probably do one of those songs tonight, actually; one called carlos fonseca, that's just very beautiful and sounds vaguely russian, actually. but a lovely melody and there's beautiful poetics written by thomas borge, who's the-- i t

he is accused of beating father jerry linder who lynch claims sexually molested he and his younger brother when they were boys. >> ironically enough here we have him not willing to step into a court to testify. and once again the authorities protect him. >> protestors showed up at the courthouse to show their support for lynch. he is scheduled to return to court tomorrow at which time the judge may set a trial date. >>> a lawyer representing a teenager who was held captive and tortured at a home in tracy for more than a year filed a legal claim today against child protective services. the young man was finally able to escape. you see it there. and go to a nearby gym for help. he is now seeking un specified damages from child protective services for allegedly ignoring evidence of neglect and abuse. the four people charged in the case are all currently serving long prison sentences. >>> new at 10, a kinder, gent letter approach to dealing with the mentally disabled. tonights san francisco's police commission adopted what's called the memphis model. ktvu's deborah villalon is live now at city

he is accused of beating father jerry linder who lynch claims sexually molested he and his younger brother when they were boys. >> ironically enough here we have him not willing to step into a court to testify. and once again the authorities protect him. >> protestors showed up at the courthouse to show their support for lynch. he is scheduled to return to court tomorrow at which time the judge may set a trial date. >>> a lawyer representing a teenager who was held captive and tortured at a home in tracy for more than a year filed a legal claim today against child protective services. the young man was finally able to escape. you see it there. and go to a nearby gym for help. he is now seeking un specified damages from child protective services for allegedly ignoring evidence of neglect and abuse. the four people charged in the case are all currently serving long prison sentences. >>> new at 10, a kinder, gent letter approach to dealing with the mentally disabled. tonights san francisco's police commission adopted what's called the memphis model. ktvu's deborah villalon is live now at city

lynch pleaded not guilty to assault charges for allegedly beating retired catholic priest gerald linder. he says that lindner molested him. father denies the accusations. lynch wants to go to trial so he can raise awareness about clergy abuse. >> lindsay lohan is expected in court again to face charges of stealing a necklace from a boutique. she is pleading not guilty to the theft charges. she claims she borrowed the necklace. if convicted she faces up to three years in state prison. the 24-year-old star has been in jail three times over the past three years on various charges. >> law professors taking the police to task. clark fresh men and the police say they broke the law when they served a warrant at his home. they say he knocked on his door early january 11 and now announcing that they did have a warrant but he says they refused to show it. freshman says that officers made a series of mistakes. >> one, search without a valid warrant, two, not respecting my right to remain silent, not respecting my right to counsel and excessive force handcuffing me when they had five armed people t

prosecutors say he tracked down father gerald linder and brutally beat him. the suspect says the man molested him as a child. friends, families and another of priest abuse victims are backing lynch. >> the court system needs to be changed and the catholic church needs to stop harboring these criminals. and get the word out and have some trains parentsy here -- transparency here and send a better message. >> he has denied abusing lynch. lynch in the meantime has pleaded not guilty to assaulting the priest. the judge is expected to decide soon whether there is enough evidence to put lynch on trial. >>> the first, second and now third-hand smoke results from a first of its kind study. what happens to non-smokers who move into houses and apartments where smokers used to live. >> pique their interests now. breaking the model to get kids involved. how one bay area school is taking a new approach in the classroom. >>> i am len ramirez in san jose where firefighters came to the rescue of a little boy's finger. just ahead where the toddler got it stuck and the dramati

so if you look at the region, there's some disadvantages that linder from the conflict, by the same token you have a country of iraq that no longer has a truly vicious and brutal regime that had used chemical weapons against its own people and its neighbors. it's gone. the iraqi people have fashioned a constitution, have elections under the constitution, and they are finding their way towards -- away from the system towards a free, political and free economic system. and other countries in the region such as libya are engaged in a behavior pattern that is vastly better for the world and for the region. so there are minuses, - this and there are some pluses and i think you are an outstanding historian and i think you will be people like you who over time will weigh all of those things and with the benefit of some distance make some judgments based >> lets go back to the beginning. you're born chicago, grew up in illinois which wasn't quite as prosperous town as it is now based beat ausa.org eda a little village. >> sleepy little village. and went to high school and on to princeton. was tha

the basic principle is it is a short to medium term linder to paid back so others -- i don't believe there's currently a division or political will, or the economic team knows it has to be made and they are ready to make those reforms but there's no support in parliament. in this chaos and confusion and for those that know me well in washington, i am accused of being an optimist. i am finding it difficult to retain that optimism and less -- this is my big thing, there's an internal effort for these issues. and start looking outside the solutions. we are at a critical juncture. pakistan cannot, the domestic and sri regional pressures. domestic pressures are not just economic. and militancy. the regional pressures whether we like it or not u.s. policy board those in other countries are not heavily tied. domestically the issue is a transition which is going badly. the eighteenth amendment, financing a very good idea but there was no capacity to actually implement the national finance award or to implement the eighteenth amendment. suddenly when you hand over responsibility and revenue t