up. >> i'm not going to let you get me locked up.re getting old, and we're not going to be able to take care of him forever, so we want him to be able to function on his own. >> your clothes are too small. >> your clothes are too small? well, what happened? >> i've gotten bigger, i guess. >> well, can't you put them on and pull your shirt down over it? >> no, i can't. >> you're going to have to. >> do you want to wear that out? are you sure you can't -- >> no, these are too tight. i just -- >> well, go try. i don't want -- >> i did try! >> okay. we'll get you a pair of sweatpants, because that way, you won't be wearing that. >> after two long years and a teenager back at their side, adam and his grandparents finally leave pendleton. >> last but not least, michael jones. >> just a few hours later, michael jones and his family also say their good-byes. but back inside the razor wire fences of pendleton juvenile, justin boggess still faces time behind bars. >> i'm a strong believer everything happens for a reason, and i feel that, you k

they were locked here inside the building at the guarda company. you can see some of the armored vehicles behind me. this is the main trade of the company. but the building is very nondescript. the only way could you even tell what kind of a business this is is because of these trucks. they are hidden behind the building. this happened around 11:00 just before midnight and police have not satisfied what the robbers made off with yet if anything. they got a 911 call late last night from two men who were locked inside a secure area of the garda company warehouse. that's the building here on north point road. >> we arrived. we had to free the employees because the doors were locked, secured. and once we freed the employees we found they one harmed and we have our detective crew out here now in the preliminary stages of investigation. >> reporter: now, the men locked inside said the suspects may have been armed. but police have not released any description of these guys yet. they are also trying to figure out what may have been taken from the building.

they hired a lock smith when his wife was locked out on a saturday morning.sident of the lock smith association says the basic lockout should have been easy, and inexpensive. >> the fact he used an air wedge is unprofessional. it can damage the door and jam. >> he says the bill should have run $125. and marisol's husband says he paid three times that amount. >> i think for her it was more intimidating. you know? there were two gentlemen here in, a sense she probably didn't want to anger them by trying to not pay the price. >> randy says in an emergency, many people tend to hire a lock smith based on a internet search. some we found had phony addresses making them difficult to track down in you have a complaint. and one listed an address belonging to a japanese dollar store, another supposedly was at a florist. google says it's aware, but points out it encourages users to flag a list goinging to report a problem tool. they hired a company called pick squad using a similar search. and we found this video for the company and what looked like a store front is any

another of sleeve told them he had been locked inside a warehouse.when police arrived they discovered tombs police from the armored car company locked inside of a warehouse. they were told that several armed suspects had and toured and locked them up and stole money. an undisclosed amount of money. we spoke with one officer this morning and describes the scene. >> we had an employee of the armored car company call the police and indicate that they were locked inside. we had to free the employees because the doors were locked and secured. >> you can see all of the security surrounding this building. surveillance video has not been released. they are not telling us how much the suspects got away with. there is a $2,500 reward for any information leading to their capture. >> 9:08 a.m.. we are back with more in a couple of minutes. >> of the stories we're following, this man is charged in the murder of a three year-old gunned down in oakland. that is coming up next in a live report. >> a man has been charged with murdering a three year- old boy in oaklan

the campus is under lock out right now. since -- the campus is under a lock down right now.the gunman was reported to be found near each recalled. the hall is steps away from the dorm or the first shootings happened back in april of three juveniles who were attending a camp reported seeing a man holding what may have been a handgun. the guy had it covered while he was on campus. the fbi along with campus and local police are looking for a man who is 6 ft. tall, white with light brown here. virginia tech could possibly be holding a press conference live any moment. we could provide you with new information. again, a gunman has been reported on the campus of virginia tech. more updates in a minute. >> another big story on wall street, a huge drop for the embassy as the dow jones industrial average is down to end 1/4% off 268 points. the weekly unemployment numbers show 400,000 americans filed for unemployment last week and fresh concerns about italy, spain and belgium possibly needing a bailout from the european union. the dow, nasdaq and s&p are all negative for the year. we

you're locked in a cage with about 100 other criminals.apists, murders. >> it's like i know what i got to deal with. i know what could happen. it's nothing that you can be afraid of. you can't live scared. you got to be cautious. you know what i'm saying? not to mess up. not to let things like that happen to you. >> like ricky and michael, miguel is nearing his 18th birthday. though they all are at the end of the road in the juvenile system, the only thing common about miguel is his juvenile record. >> criminal recklessness, assault with a deadly weapon, possession of marijuana. >> he's probably been here at least i'd say about six or seven times. >> had no gun permit. had no gun permit. bunch of violations of probation. >> and every time he's come, he's come with heavy charges. >> criminal mischief. another criminal reckless in there somewhere. >> once he gets here he's a whole different individual. he's focused. he's getting visitation. he's reading good books. then what i like about him is he shares his books. so he tries to help the ot

last night when police get here they got into a warehouse when and on locked steel doors day said to jimenez that were armed and locked them inside the warehouse and took an undisclosed amount of money the suspect descriptions there is none they're not saying how much money they got away with >> it appears we had agreed here an employee of an armored car company called the police and said they were robbed we arrived we had to free the employees because the doors locked wednesday freed the employees they found a week they were unharmed >> you can see the building itself it does not look like much no summit of front nothing to tell you that it is an armored car place somebody knew what was going on inside this building. there is a $2,500 reward to information leading to the arrests. >> the bell just rang on wall street a few minutes ago, the dow is looking good up 143 points right now we are watching the numbers after are roller coaster week bank stocks jumped because several countries band short sells. they are expected to rise we also got retail sales are up and. >> i don't high your

warns me to lock all the locks on the door. my voice plays over and over half truths with fragmented vietnamese. i don't tell her that the locks have already been locked the click, click change of chain to groove. i don't tell her about my fear. i don't tell her i can't lock out the sirens, smut and paranoia of taxi cabs. the tortured baby crying scents of yeast from the bagel shop. extremes of heat and fall and unexpected rain. i don't tell her that hearing the weariness of her voice i can feel her flannel nightgown wet with my tierce much the smell of ponds cold cream makes me sad. how i long to wrap my arms around her warm bell e. instead i say, i'm fine. eating, taking subway. i don't tell her that today i wept over a bowel of ph o. >> 100 degrees cellsius. there is no going back you and i. like broth clouded by the blood. so this next poem is actually in the tears to me antholology. a vietnamese woman artist, composure you name it she does it. i wonder if she bakes i never asked her but. this is a buddhist heart. each time

i got locked up at age 13. from there, i messed up by getting in a fight at school while i was at placement. it got me terminated from there. threatened my case worker. they kicked me out for that, and now i'm here. been here for the past three years. >> the number one issue offenders approach me on on a daily basis has to do with placements. it could be to do with their history and behavior, they have been in community placements before and kicked out. it's frustrating from my perspective. >> they can't find a placement for you? >> my mental history from the past, no placement will accept me now. >> finding placements for offenders isn't the only challenge staff members face. director mia black has to deal with a different set of issues in "d" complex. >> all of the offenders in the unit are low functioning through education or behavior. a lot of the kids are so used to beating up someone or cussing out someone to prove a point instead of simply talking and discussing their issues. they were raised to be that

once you lock it, they can't spin it out. >> depending on the car locking gas cap goes as much from $15 to $50. >>> now if you knew instantly how much gas you were using or how many pollutants were spewing in the air, would you change your driving habits? laura anthony has the story. >>> u.c. berkeley researcher elliott martin is using a gps device to get realtime information in how he is driving. >> that is going to change people's may have. >> it shows how much gas he is using and whether his car is emitted go too many pollutants. >> you don't want to brake too fast. >> it's called eco driving. the device martin says is a eco navigate are that has an office in redwood city. >> there is display that has show the driver how much gas they are could consuming and how much carbon they are emitting and also a score card that gives you a score as to how you your driving compares to either other drivers of the same car or perhaps a fleet wide rating. >> when it comes to fuel economy it's not how hard as you push on the gas paled, something as simple as opening a window can make a difference.

workers told police that they were robbed and then locked up. anne makovec joins us from santa rosa with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if these employees' story is true, that means two armed robbers are on the loose this morning. you can see the armored cars here behind me at the warehouse. none of the cars was taken but some cash was taken from inside of the warehouse. these employees say the robbers locked them inside the warehouse behind steel door last night after taking would have some cash. we don't know yet how much cash. one of the employees did have a phone and called 911 and police arrived just before 11 p.m. here at the warehouse on north point parkway. they got the employees out of the warehouse and started their investigation. but there are questions this morning. they say the suspects were armed, but police won't say with what. we have heard that the robbers may have had guns but police haven't released any description on these armed robbers yet. there is a $2,500 reward out for any information leading to an

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the prison's director says they want to do "lock up." lock up starts shooting for the show.grily rescind the lock up contract and stops them from shooting saying i had no idea this was happening. what is this contract? then after trashing the prison's chief to the press over and over and over again about his horrible ofblgs of having signed this contract, rick scott signs the exact same contract. ed bus the prison's chief quit. surprise. "lock up" is back shooting at that florida prison. expect the show early next year. rick scott in & florida have lost their state prisons chief. florida still has rick scott. every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business -- it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities, so we're helping them with advice from local business experts and extending $18 billion in credit last year. that's how we're helping set opportunity in motion. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making

the robbers locked the guards and took off with an undisclosed amount of cash. the fbi is now part of the investigation. authorities are offering a $2500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the robbers. >> wall street's wildest ride since 2008 ended this week on an upnote after torturing investors. take a look at this graph, it shows what was a stomach-turning rollercoaster. four, 400 points swings in a row. >> we haven't seen anything like it in a long time. the dow ended up nearly 126 points, it seemed rough, and the stock market finished a week losing to less than 2% across the board. after a thrill ride, the stock market settled down and stayed positive. giving anyone who has been queasy this week that soft finish at the end of the roller coaster. >> this is more volume tilt. >> wall street liked the news retail sells went up, and consumers are buying more cars and furniture. a conflicting report that said consumer sentiment reach aid 30-year low did not darken the day. >> if we had confidence and patients we'll pull through. >> and france and th

one of the ingredients of breaking the grid lock is having a leader.e president of the united states who has the courage and experience and fortitude to lead. look at this president. we can't find him. where is his specific public plan on social security reform? and on medicare and medicaid reform? we shouldn't have to play come out, come out where ever you are with the president of the united states. he has a responsibility to lead and he should step forward to the microphone and lead the nation under pressing challenging issues of our day. he's hiding on the issues and ducking on the issues and he should be leading. he has an obligation and responsibility to do it. >> chris: you talked about before. you were back in the pack and you think you will be up nire the lead when we get results the ames straw poll. don't you have to beat congresswoman bachmann in ames. >> guest: no, we need to show progress. these things sort out . everybody's records get scutinized it is a long journey for a reason. american people want to kick the tires and hopefully will

because the doors were locked, secureded.nd once we freed the employees, we found they were unharmed. >> now, it's unclear if the robbers were armed. it appears, though, they were targeting the business because it holds armored cars and processes all that cash and valuables. >>> also this morning, the man accused of firing the shot that killed a toddler in oakland is behind bars. he'll be in court today. "today in the bay"'s christie smith live in oakland with the late late latest good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. the man charged with murder in this high-profile shooting is expected in court today. lawrence de nard is being held without bail right around the corner from where we are standing. those who know him are speaking out on his behalf. they say despite a history of violence in east oakland, they say the 26-year-old is a father and a good person. he did not enter a plea in court yesterday in connection with the daytime drive-by shooting that killed 3-year-old carlos nava in oakland monday. police say the i

the seven-day forecast, your weekend forecast, locked, loaded, ready to go.e'll show you in a minute. but first, if you've got to get out the front door right now, mike is a busy man on a get-away friday. >> at least i'm still here, though. made it to work smoothly. i have a warning for folks getting to work, highway 4 with the slow down. speeds down near 10 miles per hour. pretty heavy slowing all the way towards allen, also slowing in bay point, watch 680 show slowing in the next half hour. we're watching this accident in walnut creek, as well. eastbound, a lane block as you head east away from the freeway on ignacio valley road, traffic in the area, and also a power pole down there, so that might be an issue for both that intersection as well as the surrounding area, as more folks wait up, waiting for calls from pg&e, but so far pg&e says it's just that one pole that has the power issue. if it you work by the hospital, john muir over there, may be an issue for you. 9 rest of the approach for the toll plaza, no big deal. and here's what it looks like for oa

been locked up twice for it.'s documentation on one, there's going to be another documentation on another one. and if you keep going and you don't take a cellie, guess what happens? >> what? >> indeterminant shu. >> the shu is the secure housing unit, where inmates live under the harshest restrictions in the entire state. while shu inmates usually get their own cell, they lose all other privileges. >> so you don't get visits. >> no, not really. no. no, it's -- nope. >> i'm just telling you -- >> i have, but they don't matter. >> i'm just telling you, in order to be a programmer, you have to show that you're willing to be socially acceptable with somebody else in your cell. in other words, you're a program failure. that's all i'm trying to tell you. >> okay. >> you don't want to do it, but you're going to do it, okay? >> okay. >> i'm serious. you don't have to marry him. >> yeah, i mean, it seem that way. you're placing this inmate in the cell with me. i mean we're not -- we're not outside the cell all day. we're

locked up. hyped up. getting my adrenaline rushing so i can be ready, prepared to wrestle with them. >> do you know where your anger comes from. >> sometimes i just like to be angry. >> he's not the only one. program directors chris blessinger and eric courtney spend countless hours working with teens in seg. >> talk to me, what was the point of all that? >> i started hating nation. that everybody started fighting. >> where did that get to you? >> right here. >> as we attempted to interview blessinger after her rounds, we got her own feel for the personalities in seg. >> they go through the groups and they learn the skills but then they have to apply those skills. >> shut up. >> you have to have a certain kind of personality and the demeanor to be able to work in a place like this. there's never a dull moment. always things to do and offenders to help. >> you're facing an adult conviction. you're a danger. i can't let you out until this is all taken care of. >> i get threatened at least three times a day

that came from a employee who said he and a coworker had been locked inside the company warehouse. the two men that robbed them, shut the businesses steel doors behind them after robbing them and leaving. >> we had to free the employees because the doors were locked, secured. once we freed the employees we found they were unharmed and we have our detective crew out here right now in the preliminary stages of the investigation. >> reporter: police say the suspects did get away with an undisclosed amount of money. police are look for them. however, santa rosa police say they have there is a $2500 reward for information leading to the arrest of these two robbery suspects. live in santa rosa allie rasmus. >>> the man charged in the drive-by shooting that killed three-year-old carlos nava is due in court this afternoon. the suspect is a convicted felon with a long history of violence. >> reporter: that is right oakland police have announced an arrest. that suspect will be right here at the courthouse for the second time today. the alameda county district attorney charged 26-year-old law

>> well, lock down, the school lock down is over. but the search is not. that is going on just blocks from here. the kids were allowed to go home under the protection of police. police aloud youngsters to leave the school just after 4:00. family and friends have been waiting since 2:30. the time school was supposed to be let out, but police continued when they discovered a stolen car which may have been linked to a suspect in a series of early morning invasions. a relieved marina summed up feelings of parents. >> this is to worry about our children growing up in oakland instead of being worried about the violence. >> it's dangerous. it's shooting and it's little kids in that school. >> she was worried about her niece, police were over the neighborhood with gubs drawn. the suspects kept them busy in east oakland. >> we've had a series of very violent residential robberies. alert officers followed up on intelligence from violent crimes z located a suspect car. >> their car park add cross the street from the house where suspects had taken refuge. police began

ambassador lock explained he likes doing things on his own. >>> ralph albertazzi has died. he wrote the book called the flying white house. but he was not a writer by trade. he was a colonel in the air force and he just happened to be the pilot of air force one. he flew president nixon all over the world on that 707. he also flew kissinger on a secret mission to china. he was something of a legend to pilots, having flown over 90 total missions in korea and vietnam. he flew half a million miles on air force one. he was flying air force one to take richard nixon home to california when ford became president while the jet was halfway across the country and had lost its air force one designation in flight. ralph albertazzi was 88 years old. >>> up next here tonight, a mother who won't let her daughter's dream die, making a difference tonight and changing the world just a little bit. >>> time now for our making a difference report. you may remember our stories about a little girl outside seattle who decided she wanted to help get clean drinking water to other kids in parts of af

because the doors were locked, secureded. and once we freed the employees, we found that they were unharmed. >> reporter: now, officials say the suspects were armed and, according to initial unconfirmed reports, they may have been carrying ak-47s. now, detectives say the suspects got away with some money, but they say it's not clear how much money. and according to the company website, garda offers, quote, a complete range of cash-handling services, including traditional armored transportation of valuabl valuables. as of this morning, police are not saying how many suspects they are looking for today. but john, those suspects are still on the loose. and, of course, if anybody has information about this armed robbery here in southwest santa rosa, you're asked to call santa rosa police. john? >> marla tellez reporting from san santa rosa. thank you very much. >>> this morning a husband heartbroken and grieving after coming home to find his pregnant wife killed by the family pit bull. veterinarians will examine the body to see w

dumpster that has a locked gate and another rule that i've been told is never penetrate into something about it's not yours it's not mine if they don't open it then they don't they don't want me to get into it so it's on so long. but the gate i can respect that because what if they like this one because there's back stock and they don't want people getting into the news dexter i'm going. i'm going oh. i don't understand how i want to get upset for you stealing from. we there's the bad. so we've got losing the budget that you're still going to waste you know this is something not. just been discarded and just wants to be forgotten about you when you take a check that out. i don't see how that can be conceived as being criminal in any way but seriously do you not think that you just let it rot i mean minds have been shipped up from mexico and like cheese from germany and meat from. chile i mean you just let it rot because of the fans. but you get it. it's kind of. like get back to your i can't i'm on a fast. i believe that that dumpster diving to civil disobedience is nonviolent civil di

this is the trader joe's we've been many many many times and they locked it so the food can then rot inside the dumpster stead of people getting it it's. that smart. i don't know i don't know i don't even want to take all this food home it's like. i'm tired of it there's. there's too much we only took as much because we didn't want to waste but i like it's like almost two in the morning and i don't have anywhere to put it really even though i would be breaking rule number one i decided to buy a freezer for all the excess food. we rarely saw other divers around town so i knew that most of the discarded food was ending up in landfills i had to save as much of it as i could so many. like i mix and book for a freezer i just plugged it in but that's what i did ok. i knew i wouldn't need your good. place here yet wow all thank you anyway we got in the garage for free for free donated. all right. in just over a week of nightly diving we had a year's supply of meat. it's so the freezer is totally filled up there's just. a little layer of some bread and stuff. just not because i didn't find e

we had to free the employees because the doors were locked. once we freed the employees we found they were unharmed. we have our detective crew out here in the preliminary stages of the investigation. >> reporter: police say it's not clear whether the two suspects got away with any money or property. police are still looking for them. we are expecting to get more details on what happened here. and a suspect description possibly later on this morning. allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tests will be performed today on the pet pit bull that killed a pregnant woman in pacifica. the attack happened yesterday. police say greg napora returned home from work to find his wife darla on the ground with trauma to his body and face. >> quiet neighborhood you know. nothing like that ever happens around here. i know it's unfortunate. those dogs are dangerous. >> police officers ended up killing the dog when it charged at them. but tests will still be performed so investigators can find possible clues about what might have led up to the dog's attack. >>>

and many say you cannot lock county those who espouse it, say you cannot lock the federal government.t do you say? >>guest: well, we have a balanced budget amendment requirement in our state and we balance the budget every year. one year i had to cut spending 9.4 percent to keep it in balance because revenue was coming in a lot less than we thought. >>neil: and you never raised taxes? >>guest: we didn't raise taxes to balance the budget but we raised the cigarette tax for health care ropes but the balance when i had a 20 percent budget hole we balanced it without raising anyone's taxes but i go back to what the federal government is facing. the federal government takes in $6 billion a day on average and the federal government spends $10 billion a day on average. we talk about 40 percent of the spending is borrowed, well, we are borrowing two thirds as much as we take in. lord, that's unsustainable and a balanced budget amendment isn't a panacea, there will be people who have tried to get and it, it would be a positive thing. the states that have it have found it to be positive. >>neil

the locked up -- the lock upstarted after they discovered a car that may have been linked to one of the suspects. they barricaded themselves in a home across the street from the car. the men started surrendering after the s.w.a.t team surrounded the house. police arrested a total of five suspects. >>> overseas, a line in the sand in libya tonight. the country's interim leaders are giving pro qaddafi forces until saturday to surrender or face force. it is a sign that as alan wang reports, has many libyan expatriots in the bay area celebrating. >> she is back home with her fellow patriots after celebrating the fall of ben go sze with fellow patriots. >> who gave you the machine gun? >> i took it from someone. >> from who? >> a soldier. >> it is a special celebration at this fremont restaurant. the end of ramadan and the end of qaddafi's 42-year regime. she went back to witness the revolution in july. >> it was a big, huge difference because they knockout all of the tents. >> many of the silicon valley engineers, professors and business people say their friends and family suffered under qa

football helps me get away from the pressure of being locked up. >> two time -- hut!> ramsey spends much of his free time mentoring younger inmates, both on and off the field. >> they look up to him, listen to him, follow his lead in a lot of ways, especially in sports. he's like the coach and the player. >> let's go, baby, let's go. we've got to get it together. let's get it right, baby, let's get it right. >> this is mr. callaway, better known as kiki the bullet. he's an awesome athlete. like i said. i played with some good athletes, but that's one of the best i played with. >> 38 sweep, tackle full on one. everybody got it? >> ramsey dardar, i admire his style of play on the field and off the field. he's a perfect role model. you know? he's been to levels i dreamed of getting to that i was deprived of going. i been incarcerated since i was at a young age, 16. now 28. all i did all my life was play sports. i'm in for manslaughter. it was a mistake. i was just young. >> with less than six months to serve on his manslaughter charge, he says prison has taught him not t

not only didn't they listen, they locked the doors to the state house, they didn't want people coming in to talk to them of the they didn't listen when the democrats stood up on the floor of the senate and the house and objected to this bill, they didn't listen when 1.3 million people in ohio signed petitions expressing their disgust with senate bill 5. now they'll listen after a couple of things have happened, one, the wisconsin recalls have not to the liking of the republicans, and two is the polls in ohio, as you mentioned, are showing that senate bill 5 is going to be rejected by the people of ohio soundly. >> the issue of the connection between the wisconsin issue and the ohio issue, obviously, the stripping of union rights in both states pursued in much the same way by these similar governors in roughly the same time frame generating the same reaction, wisconsin and ohio, strong union states. we called up we are wisconsin today. we asked what they thought about governor kasich's actions, last night ended a period where scott walker paid a enormous political price, earning himsel

that these strategies are not strategies of just lock them up and throw away the key and then try toe probation system, but that there are new strategies that have been blended in. and good ones, because they've been tried and tested successfully. and i think that based on what comments i've heard, not really everybody is aware of what those programs are >> thank you, supervisor. and i agree. we've spent a lot of time over the last 18 months expanding our program. we have a learning center where individuals can -- that are on probation, can get their g.e.d., their high school diploma. part of our strategy, part of the plan, the resource that we talked about is to have a community assessment and service center so individuals that are under supervision can go and get the services, employment referrals, vocational training, housing referrals, health, mental health substance abuse, day reporting, financial literacy , parenting, life skills. so there is obviously a need for us to expand the knowledge, especially as we'll have the resources to be able to have these programs happen within o

, and that grid lock has undermined public confidence and empeded our effort to take the steps we need for our economy. >> what is in store for the economy in the short run. the market is on wild swings like never before in history. every since the debt deal allowed the president borrow 2.4 trillion . congress is on vacation and the president is about to go on his vacation . do we need more government, juan williams or law supply and demand. >> that would crash this economy, judge. we need more government spend i know that is not politically acceptable at the morning. any economist will tell you, we need the government to bolster and buck up the spending so we can see state government and local government function rather than go in to default. >> the government spent four trillion and it brought us to this. >> four trillion added to the national debt and country is broke and seeing that reflected in the market and politically in the job approval rating of congress and also of the president of the united states. >> no, no, no. you are misread. >> it is a massive amount of debt crisis an

christine anderson is live at the new capital with the new bill to make sure dangerous criminals stay locked up. christina. >> reporter: this bill is inspired by the jaycee lee dugard case and this is it right here. senate bill 391 unveiled right here at the capital this morning. the authors of the parole reform act of 2011 say it's going to change the way a parolee is evaluated for release. currently a 2008 decision by the california supreme court called the lawrence case sets those standards weighing an inmate's behavior behind bars and medical evaluation more hellly than the original -- more heavily than the original crime that was committed. this will change that. >> currently it's based on performance in prison. if we are prioritizing by good performance in prison, if you have a good manipulator like phillip garrido, we didn't want

the 83-year-old mubarak is attending the proceeding while locked inside a courtroom cage. the former president is accused of ordering the killing of hundreds of anti-government protesters during mass demonstrations earlier this year. you're looking at live pictures of hosni mubarak right now. this is an incredible moment. the idea of a hosni mubarak trial, this really marks a new moment in arab history, seeing him there standing trial for murder and corruption charges and being held in a cage. mohammed jom joon joins us right now. what will be the reaction in eye row. >> reporter: shock and utter disbelief for the people we're speaking with. they just can't believe that former president mubarak is actually in that krool, he's

they say two men were found locked in the building when they arrived. the men say they were locked in a warehouse by unknown number of suspects who may have been armed. officials say no armored cars were stolen and notices clear it wasn't clear but there might have been amount of money taken. $2500 reward is being offered leading to the arrest of the suspects. >> the man charged with a murder of a three-year-old boy is scheduled to return to court today. lawrence denard was taken into custody on tuesday. he is a parolee who has done time on a weapons conviction. three-year-old carlos nava was shot to death on monday. victim of a stray bullet in a drive-by shooting. nearby residents were relieved that the accused gunman was caught. >> yes, i heard there was an arrest was made it does bring a sense of relief. the community is deeply in sorrow. we still have a loss. >> investigators say a witness told police denard was the shooter. meanwhile police are looking for one more suspect. they say the getaway driver was identified by one of two men injured in the

people came up after the show and said, 31 years i have been locked up. i have never felt more like a thief because i got this show for free. during the thanksgiving holiday, -- we have been doing the show for a full year now. we went to singapore, the netherlands, belgium a federal court judge then announced that mr. william should be released from prison. [applause] he is currently still in prison because the state has an appeal, but the judge basically said, it will be remanded to the same judge at said the evidence was bogus. the police department basically botched all the evidence. they executed more people in harris county than in many states. the judge says by next year this time, they fully expect him to be home with his family after being locked up for more than 18 years, more than half his life. so even just a small part of this victory on the horizon, that has been a blessing and an honor to be a part of that. i have a friend who is a skinhead -- was a skinhead. he was a white guy who used to beat up black people and gay people in texas. when h

one day after police stand off led to school lock down. kids were kept inside their school from 9:00 until 4:00 after several nearby homeowners were robbed at gun point. police searched on melrose and arrested four of the five suspects. this fifth suspect called police saying it want today surrender but he was stuck in the at ticket of a hem. >> told us that he was unable to exit the home that he had been caught in some portion of the home. at that point we determined that he was indeed caught in a hiding place. >> firefighters manage today get him out of the house. they were allowed to go home with their parents. this was the second day in a row that oakland school was placed on -- that an oakland school was placed on lock down because of a police serge. >>> series of fire behind a san jose college may have been the work of an arsonist. firefighters responded to five separate fires behind ever green college yesterday afternoon. investigators say the fire was not really close to each other which indicates they did not catch naturally. thos

morning, george. 11 years ago gary giordano was so close to freedom, now he'll spend the next 16 days locked up here at aruba's prison and probably, george, about 60 days more than that, the most recognizable face among the 110 inmates awaiting trial here. a moment wrapped in shame for gary giordano who still claims he's innocent and one of momentary triumph for aruba's prosecutors securing that 16-day

there are a number of people there whose tray tables are not in the full upright and locked position. eventually, you know, you've got to get on with it. so look, i just feel bad. the president's got to say that. >> well, you know, he doesn't

lock them up. >> the worst ind could of -- worst kind of lawyer. i agree the left is a bunch of dorks. they make goofy videos too. >> i understand that children think they bother you. >> melanin is a skin pigment and it regulates your sleep in cycles. >> i thought he was talking about my sleep cycles. >> and it was a new song. >> great -- greatest band. >> i agree that the use of young mc was troubling. but not because of the unheard lyrics. it is the fact that the people who made this video seem to think that young mc is what the kids are listening to these days. >> they are time less, andrew. >> god. u.s. may call for president assad to step down. kt, you said we need to work indirectly to topple assad. would it change your mind if i told you assad met with the u.n security councilmembers and admitted that some mistakes were made by security forces? >> and qaddafi has done the same thing. but at the same time what he did was fired his defense minister who had been against the crackdown. there are rumors that the defense minister has been assassin

they have another place where you can lock them out.as you turn it on or off, you can put a padlock through here or some other device. and when you're working on an electrical system, typically, you will lock it out. you will tag it out so that you know that the continuing is turned off and nobody -- thing is turned off and nobody continuation it on. you'll tag it out by put a tag. >> up until now, we have been talking about power wiring, 240 volts. here we are in some air where there is low-vot ago wiring used for communications. >> we have two kinds of wire. we have line voltage and low voltage. what is the difference between those two types. >> the low-voltage wiring doesn't present a shock hazard. you don't have to put the wires in a conduit or a cable. this is thermostat wire. it's called class two wire. when you have a class two transformer, you're allowed to run this cable either exposed or concealed in building construction without a cable. there would be an example of some similar. this would be computer wire and in a lot of ne

some people did not even lock their doors. that is the difference. >> the science already shows that what we preach every day and what we lived around and the mold and mildew in the house -- it creates a situation in the brain where the children cannot sit still. they cannot learn. they do a job to anger, but nobody wants to address that. they just want to say these are little black kids that do not care about nothing. they are bad. they are drug dealers. they are junkies. but do you ever want to resolve the issue? police >> know better. they have a job, and they tried to get peace. but there are certain people out there who run people out of their, throw a limb in jail, giving people tickets, dragging off their cars -- throwing people in jail, giving people tickets, dragging up their cars. that is part of the game to push us out. >> a lot of our children are foster care. what are we doing about them? we know that a lot of the young men are committing these crimes. how are we addressing milk? -- how are we addressing them? you

two men were found locked in a secure location of the building when they arrived. men say they were locked in the warehouse by an unknown number of suspects who may have been armed. investigators say the suspects left with an undisclosed amount of money. a $2500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the suspects. >> man accused of running down a nine-year-old boy in san francisco last week is back in jail this morning. he was released after posting $65,000 bail last week but yesterday the judge increased it to $465,000 and vargas was taken back to jail. he is accused of hitting nine-year-old ryan white shortly after they left a game with the giants. >> andrew is distraught. she remorseful. he is ashamed of how he acted. he is hoping that ryan will make a full recovery. >> ryan white is from the philadelphia area. he remains at san francisco general hospital where his condition was upgraded from critical to serious. >>> bart says a show of force by riot police likely prevented a protest from erupting during last night's commute. bart had p