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police off the board for the border police through the afghan national police, through the afghan local police and supported by afghan civil order police battalions, which are organized in several brigades but in the east are engaged 234 combat operations every single day, supporting the campaign that unfolds. police units, which are oriented on increasingly but on law enforcement but still in a counter insurgency role, they will be supported by the afghan national army. 201 corps north of kabul, 204 corps south of kabul have grown dramatically both in their capacity and their numbers adding both brigades and units and capacity over the last 18 months or so. and the late environment commander bill naval, commanding big red one has been magnificent frankly in bringing command elements of the 201st, general azeery in the north and naftali to bring them along to build the capacity for them to fight crediblely. so we have organic layering of police elements that will be supported by maneuver elements of the police, which in turn will be supported by afghan national army units, cited in key locatio

supporters of the party fought with police. local media reports 41 people are dead, including 4 police officers. they are calling for a three-day general strike. >>> people in northeastern japan are reminded daily of what they lost march 11th, 2011. the earthquake and tsunami took away loved ones, homes and entire communities. survivors are moving ahead but they still face obstacles at the damaged nuclear plant and all along the pacific coast. "newsline" will bring you their stories. don't miss "path to recovery: two years on." >>> a delegation from the international olympic committee has arrived in tokyo. the ioc members will spend the next several days assessing the city's preparation to host the olympic and paralympic games. the ioc evaluation commission headed by the vice president was welcomed by a group of children at naurita airport. starting on monday, they'll spend four days visiting the planned sites for stadiums and the athletes' village. tokyo governor naoki inose later welcomed the commission members at a hotel. >> trans

agents and local police have joined forces for a major crime sweep. ve from oakland where the city's police chief is now part of this operation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there continues to be a large and federal police presence. they have set up a mobile command center here in front of the east moment police station. what we are learning is several search warrants and arrest warrants were issued throughout the city as well as throughout the bay area to people that are allegedly involved in violent crimes. this operation started roughly around two this morning with officers the police department and other agencies, federal agencies, targeting different locations where known criminals may have been. chopper 2 was just about an hour ago was above what may have been a sweep on 96 and olive. question understand another operation may have been on 65th. several people have been arrested for violent crimes, the police chief said the operation was months in the planning he gave us the update. >> it went well. everybody,ing been no injuries to ei

l local police said 12 people were killed and 20 wounded. >> translator: i was near the food distribution point when there was a big explosion. i don't know what happened. >> camp residents have been affected by violence. most were displaced by fighting on the border with afghanistan. reuters has said pakistani taliban has denied responsibility for the task. a general election is scheduled for may 11th. >>> art fair tokyo 2013 is under way featuring antiques and contemporary works offered by about 140 galleries both inside and outside japan. the annual event opened on thursday at the tokyo international forum. the fair is the largest of its kind in japan and attracts more than 50,000 visitors. its organizers say this year the weaker yen may attract more art collectors from overseas. >> translator: the yen is weaker and tokyo stock prices are higher. they indicate the country is getting a shot in the arm. >> translator: the weaker yen is good news for overseas buyers. japan has a lot of good art items, so i think the country's market will grow. >> 24 young japanese artists living together

uniform, he may have either been a local police officer or dressed like one, entered into a group meeting coalition forces and afghan forces, took out his weapon and opened fire. there were at least two dead and a number of other casualties.

a man came into local police station. he had strangled the child after he had heard about the outcry and buried him in the snow. f the incident has led to real soul searching here in china, many people venting their opinions. one person saying compared to the criminal, i'm more irritated by the parents. what kind of people will leave their babies alone in cars? another one saying i'm going to stay something different. i think it's the media and people's fault. everyone is is posting information about the baby. it irritated the killer. a very ill advised move, a buick dealership seemed to want to get in on the discussion and posted this saying that buick had gps and you could find your car if you lost it. also, hyundai on its official chinese website put out they gave central locking and gave hints on how to lock your car if you leave your child in it. in china, many people wonderfin the worth of social media as a tool when it ultimately comes down to the life of this child. authorities now say that the parents have been a

you know there are local police departments that are already using drones for various ways for various things and there are private industries you know that are that are built around the idea that drones are useful technology and that they can be used to counter counteract surveillance by the authorities of life and that's why i think it's really that we do look at it's technology of drones but that we actually possibly are pushing back on that because you know a drone is not so different than a kind of high powered surveillance camera or various types of listening devices or even thermal imaging devices that have been used to go after certain types of suspected drug dealers and what not and you know these have all been issues that are you know end up in front of the supreme court and that you know there is an attempt to kind of simultaneously cloak these by burying them into appropriation bills or other types of legislation that doesn't really see the light of day but then also to focus on the technology as if that is somehow the issue drones are here drones are going to be here all y

triggered the biggest man hunt in san francisco history as agents of the fbi, sheriff deputy and local policehe search. whatever their fate the three convicts have apparently accomplished a feet that many have tried with no success. >> did they survive the frigid waters of san francisco bay and disappear as three men? the mystery of the only inmates who ever escaped from alcatraz. [ female announcer ] now your best accessory can be your smile. with colgate optic white toothpaste. it whitens over 2 shades more than a leading whitening toothpaste. and try colgate optic white mouthwash. to whiten more than 3 shades use the whole whitening line from colgate optic white. >>> one of the most famous prison escapes in american history involved three men two swam their way to freedom or did they? the 1973 disappearance of three men from alcatraz have remained a mystery to this day. clint eastwood even made a movie about it. what is clear is the men made their way out of the prison and off of the island. the question is whether they survived the frigid waters of the bay. >> reporter: 1.5 million visito

triggered the biggest man hunt in san francisco history as agents of the fbi, sheriff deputy and local policehe search. whatever their fate the three convicts have apparently accomplished a feet that many have tried with no success. >> did they survive the frigid waters of san francisco bay and disappear as three men? the mystery of the only inmates who ever escaped from alcatraz. [ female announcer ] now your best accessory can be your smile. with colgate optic white toothpaste. it whitens over 2 shades more than a leading whitening toothpaste. and try colgate optic white mouthwash. to whiten more than 3 shades, use the whole whitening line, from colgate optic white. >>> one of the most famous prison escapes in american history involved three men two swam their way to freedom or did they? the 1973 disappearance of three men from alcatraz have remained a mystery to this day. clint eastwood even made a movie about it. what is clear is the men made their way out of the prison and off of the island. the question is whether they survived the frigid waters of the bay. >> reporter: 1.5 million visi

in 2010, he was summoned to appear at the local police station. without any warning, he was detained and sent to a reeducation facility. he was kept there for 17 months. >> translator: everything is hard after coming out of the labor camp. >> reporter: he was detained only because he criticized city government in an online chat room. >> translator: i was thrown into the reeducation facility without due legal procedure. it felt like i was snared in a trap. >> translator: life in the labor facility was extremely harsh. far worse than he could have imagined. he says he was forced to shave his hair off, and barely allowed to speak a word. he was put to work for very long hours assembling electronic equipment. >> translator: i had to work ten hours a day. i had no hope for the future. and it went on like that day after day. it was extremely painful. >> reporter: since his release, he has remained angry with the way the local government officials abused the system. so he filed a lawsuit demanding compensation. the trial was picked up by chinese media, a

the protesters called for media freedom but four days later local police shut down their rallies. >>hat do you think the xi administration's stance will be on media control? >> i think this is success for media freedom. at least the government did not take any unnecessarily harsh measures, but the government would be very nervous on too much negative reports, which would tarnish the image of the government. i don't think the current government can successfully resolve these problems, including the environmental and ecological destruction without basic political reform and the improvement of the rule of law. >> do you think in five years the government would be more lenient to the media? >> that will only happen if we have enough social pressure and we will have enough social pressure only when enough people stand up. i think a big problem with our society is that everybody is too timid to express our ideas for fear mostly. i'm not a radical person, you know. as you can see, i'm very moderate but even moderate voices can be taken as offense by the government. without these voices, our

most of them afghan and local police, other civilians killed in just the last three weeks.remendous security problems, although these two men are on the same page getting into the home stretch. luke? >> fascinating. stay safe and thank you so much for joining us. >>> the housing market is taking center stage on wall street and so far investors are optimistic. the recovery remains on track. the case shiller home price index shows home prices rose 1% from january to february and 9% since this time last year. the largest jump since 2006. a note of caution, though, orders for goods that signal investment fell 2.7%, the biggest drop since last summer. >>> up next, our meet the new member series continues with your congressman maloney. he's a former aide to president bill clinton. we'll get his take on what could be a historic week at the supreme court. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. [ female announcer ] born from the sweet monk fruit, something this delicious could only come from nature. discover nectresse™. the 100%-natural no-calorie sweetener made from the

. >>> spring break partiers down in florida had a rude awakening when local police broke up their fun. while some tried to argue, most took their punishment in stride. they were handcuffed and shackled these teens giggled their way to county lockup. >>> an alarming number of stranded sea lion pups in southern california have many marine biologists concerned. hungry, sick and malnourished sea lion pups are turning up left and right, so much so that the pacific marine mammal center has declared a state of emergency. >>> to take you to sports, the miami heat are now the fourth team in nba history with 20 straight wins. there were 48 points against philadelphia. lebron james and dwyane wade made some crucial baskets. in the final minutes to pull out a 98-94 victory over the sixers. the heat has to win the remaining games to beat the all-time record of 33 straight. >>> to atlanta, the lakers' kobe bryant twisting his ankle and was down on the court in obvious pain. according to the "los angeles times" here, it's a severe sprain and kobe is out indefinitely. the hawk beat the lakers 96-92.

we have the local police handling it, not chp. >> 4:57. live coverage of pope francis' full day as pope. next, from rome, hear from a local man that knows pope francis well. >>> new this morning, a strange and unusual bay area connection to the recent hacking of celebrity information, including michelle obama's. we will let you know what we uncovered. >>> temperatures dropping off. we do have some fog to tale you about and your st. patrick's day weekend forecast coming right up. >>> that weather affecting a few of your rhodes. we're watching that fog drift through. we'll see how those changes affect your drive. >> reporter: i'm bob redell. we will take you live to the east bay with a new traffic pattern that could throw drivers for a loop. that story coming up. >>> a live look outside. waiting for the sun's arrival and a nice day ahead for this thursday, march 14th. this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:00 on the nose. good morning, everybody. always great to have you with us. i'm jon ke

the protesters called for media freedom, but four days later, local police shut down their rallies. >> what do you think the xi administration's stance will be on media control? >> i think this is success for media freedom. at least the government did not take any unnecessarily harsh measures, but the government would be very nervous on too much negative reports, which would tarnish the image of the government. i don't think the current government can successfully resolve these problems, including the environmental and ecological destruction without basic political reform and the improvement of the rule of law. >> reporter: but do you think in five years the government will be more lenient toward the media? >> that would happen only if we have enough social pressure and we will have enough social pressure only when enough people stand up. i think a big problem with our society is that everybody is too timid to express our ideas for fear mostly. i'm not a radical person, you know. as you can see, i'm very moderate but even moderate voices can be taken as offense by the government. with

. >>> up next, a local police officer's guns are stolen and a dog poisoned. why somebody would want to try to kill the most seasoned k-9 on a police force. and changes coming to airport security. the items you wouldn't have dared take on board until now. and did kate spill the beans when she told some people about her baby? and late other "jimmy kimmle live." >> thanks. tonight the walking dead and lauren cohan and we shutdown hollywood boulevard for the foo fighters with rick springfield. the sound city973q hey, i'm joey aragon. see that film? people call me about this every day. my dishwasher must be broken. you know, it's not always the machine. it may be the detergent. add finish power up to boost your detergent and you'll see a huge difference. watch what it can do. look at that sparkle! now that's clean! cloudiness! spots! tough stains! even dishwasher build-up! gone! just like that! so don't give up. add finish power up. wow! see the difference! it's a must have! growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my

groups like here of pupils being guided by their parents and also supported in a first phase by the local police to go together to school. it's called bike pooling to school and so parents join in as volunteers, but there is also the local authorities and regional authorities, it's part of the program to make this possible. we had the resolution in 1997 to go for more cycling, but the first bicycle plan was in 2005. there is a new plan coming up and there is also a new pedestrian plan for the first time. we don't have yet, but we are also going to have pedestrian plan. as i mentioned already, road safety is also on the agenda. yet having a plan and having it put into practice is -- i don't have to tell you, two different things. we have had that hearing in the brussels parliament asking for the results of the plan and in fact it was quite frustrating. as you can see, painting lanes was going forward. we made quite good progress there. we have cycling routes 18 being planned and we only have four of them. that was in 2007. in 2009, there are only four of the 18 routes being really, well, operatio

the local police chief in mother bassa -- in mombasa has tightened security there. >> yard long queues in mombasa, in camp -- in kenya, but little has been done to keep people from coming out in large numbers. security has been beefed up by sending 400 more policemen to secure the region as people vote for their respective candidates. what we also know is that attacks are only here in mombasa. here in the neighboring country jkalifi.ea we are seeing some sophistication of the mrc. >> while the polls have been open for eight hours in kenya, long lines everywhere. in the top third-largest city, we will speak with our correspondent to see how the voting is going there. plenty more on our website and behind-the-scenes photos and tweets from our correspondence. visit our kenya election live link. in other news, the pakistani city of karachi has virtually shut down after a car bomb killed at least 45 people and injured one hundred others. it exploded outside of a shia mosque on sunday. traders and workers have called for a one-day strike to honor the victims. it is an escalating series of at

integration of pleased across the board from border police through the afghan national police to the local police and supported by afghan civil order police at times, which are organized in several brigades here. in the east those brigades are engaged in combat operations. but police units, which are oriented on increasingly -- on law enforcement, in counterinsurgency will be will be supported by the afghan national army. the four south of kabul has grown dramatically, both in capacity and numbers, adding brigades and units and capacity over the last 18 months. commandingcommander the big red one has been magnificent in bringing the along to builds capacity to be able to fight credibly. we have this organic layering of police elements that will be supported by the maneuver elements of the police, which in turn will be supported by the afghan national army which is being cited in key locations to conduct operations against the red light's coming out of pakistan, the potential safe havens, and they afghanistan, and support areas. and they're supported by afghan commandos. and increasingly you will

you may also file a complaint at your local police station and station personnel will forward it to us. our staff speaks several languages including can toe knees, man da raoen and spanish, two of the investigators are bi lingual speakers and that is important because the largest number of our non-english interviews are conducted in spanish. for languages other than the ones that i previously mentioned, we will obtain the interpretation services, last year we conducted 14 intakes in spanish, and five intakes in can toe knees, one in russian and one in american sign language. we have a website, which is www.sfgov.org/occ. and if any of you would like additional information on the occ, this evening, in your investigation dennis max um is in the back of the room there and we also have brochures available on the table. and that concludes my remarks. thank you. >> thank you very much director hicks. any questions for director hicks from the commission. >> just want to tell you a little bit about the medation and it is a real helpful process. when the people interact with the police the offi

but tonight local police say they want to know if that cry for help was handled properly. the 911 call came in here. this bakersfield dispatch center. 87-year-old lorraine bayliss collapsed inside the senior independent living center. >> we need to get cpr started. that's not enough. >> okay. >> we can't do cpr. >> the caller refuses to perform cpr. management at glenwood gardens says it's against company policy. >> our practice is to immediately call emergency medical personnel for assistance and to wait with the individual needing attention until such personnel arrives. that is the protocol we followed. >> this woman is not breathing enough, she's going to die if we don't get this started. do you understand? >> i understand. >> okay. >> i am a nurse. but i cannot have our other senior citizens who don't know cpr -- >> i will instruct them -- >> i am in a dining room. >> i will instruct them. is there anyone there -- >> for dr. kevin donovan of georgetown university medical center, the call raises moral questions. >> as a society, we should expect those who are able to he

. >>> up next, a local police officer's guns are stolen and a dog poisoned. why somebody would want to try to kill the most seasoned k-9 on a police force. and changes coming to airport security. the items you wouldn't have dared take on board until now. and did kate spill the beans when she told some people about her baby? and late other "jimmy kimmle live." >> thanks. tonight the walking dead and lauren cohan and we shutdown hollywood boulevard for the foo fighters with rick springfield. the sound city pla >>> a police dog is recovering after he nearly died of poisoning. richmond police say the k-9 was drugged at the same time his partner's guns were stolen from his home. alan wang has the story. >> he is the most seasoned k-9 on the richmond police force and someone tried to kill him. what makes this so personal is that police say it was all a set up. >> we do think that this officer was intentionally targeted. >> richmond police say an officer came home and found his two-year-old black lab dying it ate some meat laced with poison. he rushed his family dog

in fact more than 400 people have the same thing in common local police and state agencys participated in a statewide effort to curb underage drinking called operation shoulder tap tonight at 8 i'll we'll ride along with police and give you an exclusive look at why you might thibefore buyie alcohol in the next edition of people behaving badly and here are a look at the numbers. a record 475 arrests were made statewide. right now you are going to get the citation in and talk to the judge. >> part of the reason why we do these operations is to educate the public. the police issue the man 8 ticket. >> you are being cited for furnishing alcohol to a minor. another boost tonight for backers of same sex marriage. former secretary of state hillary clinton is the latest high profile figure to come out in support of same sex marriage.. kron 4's dan kerman is here to tell us what she had to say, and if it will have any impact on the u.s. supreme court. former secretary of state hillary clinton joined an ever increasing list of politicians to come out in support of same sex marriage. >> "lgbt ame

because this probably is true that you can't trust the locals and you probably can't trust even the local police so who do you nationalize who do you federalize in a way to mess to clean to ensure the control and monitoring of the population but that was never in the original design of the constitution and historically we've never really ever gone there we got a few breaches here and there but they were quickly pulled back here were saying hey it doesn't matter the only authority that the prosecution could cite one questioned in the court room by the judges today was the maff the authorization to use military force so if that was the only authority which in itself is fraught with all kinds of problems that all goes back to the early days of the post nine eleven era. why do you need section ten twenty one section ten twenty one is really a generalized provision under which the government undo itself once exercised military authority at any time anywhere including as anybody in the united states of america thomas to wrap it up i mean obviously we're living in a very agreed just two tiered justice

sure you're not buying one, have your home inspector do the special test for toxins and ask the local police if the home was ever involved in drug activity. ask for the hankins -- and i guess the $62,000 question is, will you ever buy another house? >> it willing a long time, if -- it will be a long time, if ever. jim afil a abc news, bend, oregon. >> and the solution we're told is that you get the house specially cleaned. but the family tells us, the cost of that special cleaning is more than the house is worth. you can see more of jim's reporting and some revelations tonight on "20/20," home sweet home. >>> coming up, we're going to show you amazing pictures from the big race in the snow and the superstar dog that ran 1,000 miles. 00 miles. the soreness was excruciating. it was impossible to even think about dancing. when you're dancing, your partner is holding you. so, his hand would have been right in the spot that i had the shingles. no tango. no rhumba. you can't be touched. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com by the armful? by the barrelful? the carful? how about...by

searched and who had control of the parents laptop why was that the secret service it was the local police and different rules apply and so if it was a secret service then maybe they didn't follow the rules and should have been maybe that could have in theory led to the case being thrown out or some of the evidence that they are saying been distorted this is the standard for him a doctrine for their missile that he obtained in violation of the law it may not be able to be used as we know the case was not there on out and prosecutors were going out there and with full force requesting a lot of jail time he was looking at when he unfortunately had life passed away the swartz case and the aftermath has really put the issue of prosecutorial overreach into the spotlight is this an example of prosecutors overstepping their boundary it's. well i have all of the ways the stuff on the. news dot com it appeared yesterday about the history of the u.s. anti hacking law called the computer fraud and abuse act was used to go after aaron . this is the centerpiece of an indictment and it was originally an

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across the board from the border police through the afghan national police through the afghan local policeorted by afghan civil order please, the italians which are organizing several decades but in the east those brigades are engaged in combat operations every single day supporting the campaign to unfold. those police units which are oriented on increasingly but on law enforcement, but still in a counterinsurgency role they will be supported by the afghan national army. the 201st north core north of kabul have grown dramatically. both in the capacity and the numbers adding those brigades and units, and capacity over the last 18 months or so. the latest commander in rc east, kemeny the big red one, has been magnificent frankly in bringing the command element of the 201st, general was eerie in the north, bring them along to build the capacity of them to be able to fight credibly. so we have this organic layering of police office that would be supported by the maneuver elements of the police, which in turn who swore by the afghan national army, and they're being cited in key locations both t

. >>> up next, a local police officer's guns are stolen and a dog poisoned. why somebody would want to try to kill the most seasoned k-9 on a police force. and changes coming to airport security. the items you wouldn't have dared take on board until now. and did kate spill the beans when she told some people about her baby? and late other "jimmy kimmle live." >> thanks. tonight the walking dead and lauren cohan and we shutdown hollywood boulevard for the foo fighters with rick springfield. the sound city >>> a police dog is recovering after he nearly died of poisoning. richmond police say the k-9 was drugged at the same time his partner's guns were stolen from his home. alan wang has the story. >> he is the most seasoned k-9 on the richmond police force and someone tried to kill him. what makes this so personal is that police say it was all a set up. >> we do think that this officer was intentionally targeted. >> richmond police say an officer came home and found his two-year-old black lab dying it ate some meat laced with poison. he rushed his family dog to

while local police said today they are investigating whether there was any criminal wrongdoing in this case, experts say -- >> what happened here was legal. believe it or not, we don't have to be a good samaritan. morally, we should be. >> reporter: back on the 911 call, as bayless continues to lie dying on the floor, the dispatcher tries a different tactic. >> is there anybody there that's willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. >> reporter: so, the second question. if a stranger had jumped in, could they have been sued? the answer -- improbable. most states have laws protecting good samaritans. lorraine bayless ended up dying in the hospital. but there is this to keep in mind -- >> the statistics are as low as 3%, just 3 out of 100 people would survive. you know, cpr, when done properly, does often result in broken ribs, so, it can be very traumatic. >> reporter: tonight, doctors tell us, just because the odds of success are low, that doesn't mean you don't try to save a dying woman. dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> and now, we turn to another story, we

this indication has been propelled into the national spotlight by the accusations that local police maye mishandled the case and that they're biased against the girl. mike tobin joins us live from the court in ohio. mike, we know they had closing arguments and now the verdict. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, you know, among things that the special proper got into in the closing arguments was a key point from the defense that the victim in this case seemed to pursue one of the two defendants, trent may. she had a crush on him. she even rebuffed her friends when they thought she was too drunk to get in the car with the football players. >> it makes it wrong because she trusted him, and he took that trust and he served her up to his friend and made it a joke. that's what happened. so the fact that she might have liked him, i think that makes this case worse. >> reporter: now, on the witness stand, the victim testified about text messages she received froms in which he said he should be thanked for taking care of her the nate in question. jamie. >> first of all, what did the defens

face and how can we shift the mindset because what you were just saying is reflected and also local police forces i mean look at the n.y.p.d. that the spying on muslim communities it's just amazing it's in perpetuity at the races and the demonization and how can we get out of it. well i think one of the things that i think it's very cool for people to take away and to do more research and reading on is our relationship to al qaida actually over the last decade if not longer the last three decades it's very well known we you know sponsored bin laden and his good job of being you know going to say we say you know the united states the united kingdom various other western powers. and we did this during the cold war against it's a mobilized these guys against the soviet union against communism but what what many of us don't know is that this actually continued off of the cold war and in many many ways as you continues to this day and this is not a conspiracy theory this is us you documented fact since whistleblowers like civil edmonds for example who worked with the f.b.i. confirms. from the l

drones are remote controlled airplanes being used by the military and possible by the local police. it's raising concerns. ">>>the us has used drones for military strikes 420 times. and according to the nyt x amount of people were killed. the recent conformation hearings of john brennan for cia director triggered the question can drone strikes be used against american citizens on u-s soil. karthika sasikumar/ political science assistant professor" " the chances that you as an individual will suffer a drone strike is really really low. but the changes of you as individual being targeted or tainted by suspicion that you are taking part in some activity related to the support of terrorism that's a much higher chance." sjsu politcial science professor karthika sasikumar says even before the drone program began a supreme ccourt case set a precedent that weakened due process rights. karthika sasikumar " " in a famous case called hamdi versus rumsfeld which basically took due process rights away from american citizens if it could be proven that those citizens has taken up arms against the