police only said that marman's boxers were exposed. marman's attorney said his client had been stereotyped by u.s. airways as a thug and his client has a right to wear his clothes the way that he wants and that they were only asking him to adjust his clothes, because of his color. now, u.s. airways stress that marman had not been removed from the flight because of his clothing but that he had failed to comply with the employee's request.

marman's attorney joel sullivan said his client had been stereotyped by u.s. airways as a thug and the airplane was guilty of racial discrimination because they asked him to adjust his clothing. u.s. airways says, you know, marman had been removed because he failed to comply with the request of a u.s. airways employee. the debate will continue. nick smith, abc7 news. >> thank you. this morning, to district mechanics are facing embezzlement charges. they're responsible of taking caltrain train in repair but stole them before putting them back in service. they're accused of taking $40,000. >>> budget cuts will be forcing staffing change for cal fire. this year they will carry three firefighters instead of four because governor brown decided not to extent last year's executive order by governor schwarzenegger which budgeted for the fourth firefighter. call for mutual aid could be problematic, because local budget cut and laughs mean outside agencies may not have the man power to help. >> the state that used to be oes, they have gone through an analysis statewide.

marman is attending school there on a full football scholarship. president obama's weekly address is a message for father's day. mr. obama was two years old when his father left the home. he says he has learned being a father that the children need three things most from their parents. quality time, structure and unconditional love. >> that's why my administration offered men who want to be good fathers a little extra support. we boosted community and faith-based groups focussed on fatherhood. partnered with businesses to offer opportunities for fathers to spend time with their kids at a bowling alley or ballpark. and worked with the military chaplain to help deploy dads connect with their children. >> president says parents should teach kids right from wrong and lead by example. he wants parents to encourage their children to turn off the video game and pick up a book. president obama and vice president biden get together for a round of golf today with house speaker john boehner and ohio governor john kasich. aides say don't expect them to hash ou

marman is attending school there on a full football scholarship.resident obama's weekly address is a message for father's day. mr. obama was two years old when his father left home. he said he learned by being a father chirp need three things most from their parents. quality time, structure and unconditional love. >> that's why my administration offered men who want to be good fathers a little extra support. we boosted community and faith-based groups focus on fatherhood. partnered with businesses to offer opportunity for fathers to spend time with their kids at a bowling alley or a ballpark. worked with military chaplains to help deploy dads connect with their children. >> the president says parents should teach kids right from wrong and lead by example. he wants parents to encourage the children to turn off video games and pick up a book. >>> president obama and vice president biden get together for a round of golf today with house speaker john boehner and ohio governor john kasich. aides say don't expect them to hash out a deal to raise debt cei

airways employee has some people questions whether deshon marman rights were violated. we spoke to a lawyer who says while they don't have enough facts to decide they find the case troubling. >> first of all, there is no indication they have a dress code. it's simply inappropriate is in the eye of the beholder and allowing someone who paid for a ticket to be thrown off a plane because an employee doesn't like the way she dressed, it's troubling. >> we have to remember, 40 years ago men with long hair or beards, they say a it's a lot of discrimination. it's ridiculous that that would be the case. fashion has changed. and it's a problem when the times don't change with them. >> deshon marman was in the bay area to speak at a funeral of his friend, he was another stand out football star who was shot several times and died this month. the former coach of the young men said nobody in the situation is right. >> my gut reaction is, where is common sense, in terms of deshon marman pulling up his pants when asked to and then the agents of the thousand of people that board every

he is 20-year-old deshon marman. he had boarded a u.s. airways flight bound for albuquerque when he was arrested for refusing to pull up his sagging pants. marman grew up in san francisco's bay view neighborhood but he currently plays football for the university of new mexico. his mother tells us a ticket taker and flight attendant asked him to pull up his pants before boarding. he said he would as soon as he had his hands free. he boarded, sat down and then pulled up his pants. the pilot had ordered everyone off and he was taken into custo custody. passengers say u.s. airways acted inappropriately. >> he should be allowed to dress the way he wants to, fly the way he wants to. he paid his ticket. he has his seat on the flight. he should be like anybody else. >> i see people going with pajamas going in nightwear. why don't they deplain then. >> u.s. airways gave a statement saying the passenger refused to comply with instructions so the captain exercised his right to make a citizen's arrest after the passenger refused to deplane. the airli

. >> news conference wrapped up about the fact that 20-year-old deshon marman was arrested over his saggy pants while boarding a flight to college june 15. the incident was captured in the youtube video. vic lee has more. >> reporter: the news conference was held by the rev repped -- reverend amos brown, president of the local chapter of the naacp. 20-year-old deshon marman is a football player attending the university of new mexico on a football scholarship. he was a star player at lincoln high school in san francisco. two weeks ago he was yanked off plane and arrested by police at sfo when a gate agent, u.s. airways gate agent told him his pants were too low. then we learned a week ago, last week, a man dressed in women's underwear was allowed to board a u.s. airways flight at fort lauderdale, florida, even though at that time, some of the passengers complained. marman faces trespassing charges in san mateo county, his lawyer says he was targeted because he was black. reverend brown also believes that and says what happened to deshon marman was racism. >> the naacp in no uncertain terms

police only said that marman's boxers were exposed. marman's attorney said his client had been stereotyped by u.s. airways as a thug and his client has a right to wear his clothes the way that he wants and that they were only asking him to adjust his clothes, because of his color. now, u.s. airways stress that marman had not been removed from the flight because of his clothing but that he had failed to comply with the employee's request. needless to say, this photo will have a lot of people questioning that policy. at sfo, nick smith, abc7 news. >> indeed. >>> this morning, opponents of a november ballot initiative to ban circumcision in san francisco are filing a lawsuit. the group attorney will ask the california superior court to remove the proposition because he says it violates a state law that prohibits local government enacting restriction on medical procedures. i would make it a misdemeanor to circumcise males under 18. groups say the ballot measure is a threat on the religious freedom. supporters of the ban say circumcision is

>> reporter: marman said he's never had problems with us airways before?n't think they want me to fly. >> he made a reference there to rapper or superstar, he, like we said, a star player for the university of new mexico, on the football seem there. meanwhile, us airways says passengers are required to dress appropriately and follow flight crew requests. >>> meanwhile, the road to the white house leads to new orleans for republican presidential hopefuls, and, yes, michele bachmann is among them. the story next. at bayer, we've been relieving pain for over 100 years. and today, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so it enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief right to the site of your tough pain. ♪ in fact, it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. extra strength pain relief, twice as fast. it's a curious thing that happens. it seems that when we get to a place where no one knows us, we become most ourselves. try new things. make new

police then arrested marman. >> the saggy pants itself. i'm a mother of four sons. i don't approve of it. they're boys. it's a trend. >> a lot of people said you were playing the race card. we're dealing with the deck that was dealt. race is still a part of our fabric in this nation. >> reporter: the family notes marman was wearing pajama pants, not sagging jeans. he said sagging pant started in prison. he said the prison trend shouldn't be embed or confused with the african-american culture. where marman was eventually hauled off, what angered the naacp is this man got on a flight like this dressed scantily clad in a woman's bikini. there's a hering to discuss this incident and will be held at 3 in the afternoon. >> all right. thank you, jade. >>> two construction workers suffered minor injuries in anti okay when rebar from a sound bar fell on them. they were working on the wall at somerville road as part of a project to widen highway 4. paramedics took the workers to walnut creek. it added to the usual morning commute traffic jam. cal osha is investigating. >>> sa

. >> news conference wrapped up about the fact that 20-year-old deshon marman was arrested over his saggy pants while boarding a flight to college june 15. the incident was captured in the youtube video. vic lee has more. >> reporter: the news conference was held by the rev repped -- reverend amos brown, president of the local chapter of the naacp. 20-year-old deshon marman is a football player attending the university of new mexico on a football scholarship. he was a star player at lincoln high school in san francisco. two weeks ago he was yanked off plane and arrested by police at sfo when a gate agent, u.s. airways gate agent told him his pants were too low. then we learned a week ago, last week, a man dressed in women's underwear was allowed to board a u.s. airways flight at fort lauderdale, florida, even though at that time, some of the passengers complained. marman faces trespassing charges in san mateo county, his lawyer says he was targeted because he was black. reverend brown also believes that and says what happened to deshon marman was racism. >> the naacp in no uncertain terms

deshon marman was thrown off of a flight and arrested. police say he ignored an question's request to pull up his pants. was this failure to comply or was it racial profiling. then the story took off with photos and videos of another person on a u.s. airways flight. in a tube top and heels. one passenger says it was hike a female stripper. she complained and nothing was done. then she heard what happened to marman and called foul. >> it was so hypocritical for the airline to allow this man who is obviously ebs supposing so much flesh, you know, deshon marman looked like he was dressed for church compared to the man on my flight. deshon was not exposing his flesh. i understand he was exposing his underwear. >> reporter: the naacp says when asked the airline says that it had no dress code so their question is if that's the case why was marman arrested? is it racial profiling or failure to follow an employee's request. the naacp joining marman's mother this morning at 10:00 a.m. they are going to talk about this hot issue. reporting live in

police wound up arresting marman. he was scheduled to go before a judge but his court date was moved to friday. a spokesperson from the district attorney's office says wearing sagging pants is not a crime but assaulting a police officer is. the attorneys on the case are interviewing more witnesses to see if a crime was committed. his mother believes her son was being profiled. >> he's a big, tall, light-skinned black boy with dread locks. gets on the plane with saggy pants, right there you're stereotyped. >> reporter: his former coach wants this to blow over quickly. >> football's a vehicle for him to move on and better himself. that's what it's about. you know. like i say, the streets eat people up. i don't want to see it happen to him. >> as cheryl touched on there was also a police officer hurt and that is part of what's going on. more than saggy pants. >> also in oakland, a suspected gang member accused of killing two men in a shooting back in april is due in court today. the two fathers were gunned down outside t

they are joining marman's mom in protest. reporting live, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. 6:04. the faa and the national transportation safety board resume their investigation into the crash of a small plane close to the palo alto airport. a single engine cessna crashed last night in the area not far from the airport. the plane originated in concord with three on board. they walked away but one was taken to hospital with back pain. the plane crashed nose first. fire officials say the plane was intact. and that helped the men. >> sprinklers and fire alarms. the report shows the building that burned down at trace elementary school last july did not have sprinklers and automatic alarms. the report says if the building had those things the damage would have been redosed. the new building is -- will have new sprinklers and alarms. >> i don't think there should be any question about it. it needs to be mandatory and qualification, a standard set that all schools have this. >> san jose unified school distric

marman's lawyer believes he's also a preferred passenger for u.s. airways, means he flies a lot. >> so far, what happened with deshawn marman? >> he's back at the university of nm on a full football scholarship, he faces trespassing charges with an arraignment set for mid april. the d.a.tells me he's investigating this case. >> thank you. thanks, vic. >>> the giants fan who was beaten in dodger stadium is making progress tonight. doctors upgraded his condition today from critical to serious. they've taken him off two seizure medications and reduced doses of three others. neurosurgeons say he would not survived his injuries 10 years ago but say he's not out of the woods yet. >> there are many, many thing that's can go on such as infections, disorders of too much water on the plane or hydrocephalus. we're trying to make sure he can have the best recovery as possible. >> stow remains unconscious but has been responding to commands to open and close his eyes. the family released a statement saying we're encouraged by his improvement and asked for contin

marman was black, wearing dreads, he was treated differently. >> u.s. airway dz not return our calls but told me the airline has no dress code but do expect passengers to dress appropriately. the d.a.says it's still investigating the incident. >> thank you very much. and pg&e is apologizing tonight for a gas leak that shut down a center for special needs children. the owner of kids space in san francisco's mission district smelled gas and evacuated the center, forcing 30 families to find alternatives. he contacted pg&e, and said waits just a gas odor is what pg&e said, and it was safe to reopen the center. >> the more i thought about it, the more dumb founded i was that they were suggesting we remain open, bringing kids in and out, telling kids not to worry about the smell of gas they're smelling. >> he says he was never informed about the work and just wants to know when this will stop. and pg&e says it's now discussing the work in detail with mr. hesen. >> san francisco police are asking for your help in solving yesterday's murder in the marina distri

we have spoken to several and all of them are siding with marman.ne lady points out that she sees a lot of people wearing their pajamas head to toe. as for marman he is in county jail and will be arraigned later this afternoon at 1:00. he tells nbc bay area he wishes he could do it all over again because he says he would pull up his pants immediately. >> interesting to see what happens. thank you very much. 6:34 now. is a suspected east bay killer caught on surveillance video? police need your help. police want you to look at this video taken from a gas station security camera, they believe the man to the right of the camera is a suspect who shot and killed leyo duncen. police say duncen and another man were arguing in the moments just before that shooting. keeping animal abusers from adopting their next victim. san francisco could create a data base to track animal abusers and prevent them from adopting animals. the animal control commission will discuss at a meeting at 5:30 at city hall. if the measure is approved it heads off to the board of supe

marman was in the bay area to attend the funeral of a murdered friend. he certainly should have pulled his pants up but you have to take into account he was in a delicate emotional stated after going to his good friend's funeral and this incident happened wednesday morning. i'll tell you one other thing, she saw him she wanted him out of town because some people in the bayview district don't like the idea of some folks of getting out of the neighborhood and making something of himself. he was going back to new mexico to do just that. >>> oakland police hopes someone recognizes a murder suspect that was captured on a surveillance video. they think the killer is on the right of the screen. he stands 5'9" and long dreadlocks. they believe he shot a 50-year-old man to death on june 4th after the two men got in some kind of dispoots put out. it happened in the middle of the afternoon. >> oakland police have arrested a rape and burglary suspect caught on victim by camera. he has been on the run since this cellphone video was released. it was taking taken by a

---"deshon marman", de 20 aÑos, esta detenido en la Á rcel del condado de san mateo bajo sospecha del arresto.---el incidente ocurrÓ ayer en el aeropuerto internacional de "san francisco" en un avion que partia para alburquerque, nuevo mexico, donde miembros de la tripulacion pidieron a "marman" que se subiera los pantalones para cubrir su ropa interior.---el pasajero no sólo se rehusó a hacerlo, sino que los bajó aún más, fue entonces que el piloto le ordenó abandonar la aeronave. --el secuestrador de "jaycee dugard" hoy llego a su nueva casa, la prision donde pasaÁ el resto de sus dias. --"phillip garrido" ocupa una celda individual en la prision estatal de "corcoran" en el "condado de kings", la misma donde se encuentran recluidos el celebre criminal "charles manson" y el sanguinario asesino de inmigrantes "juan corona".--"garrido" fue condenado a 431 aÑos de prision.--por otro lado, su esposa "nancy" fue trasladada a la carcel femenil de "chowchilla" donde purgara una condena de 36 aÑos.--ambos son resposables del secuestro y violacion de "dugard", raptada en 1991, y a quien mant

marman, a student and football player was on u.s. airways when he was arrested on a flight when he did not immediately pull up his pants as requested. according to a statement by the san francisco naacp they have concerns with the baggy pants fad but the punishment does not fit the crime. here's where the story heats up. they say according to online reports, u.s. irways let another man fly six days earlier with no issues when, quote, when asked why a cross dresser would be allowed to fly without bother, the airline has said they have no dress code. and the question they are saying, if there is no dress code, why was the young man singled out and then arrested? the naacp joining with marman's mother here in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, today in the east bay. >> thank you. 4:33 now. san francisco begins several days of celebrating starting with the pride march this afternoon. the march comes shortly after a judge's decision not to pursue felony hate crimes against two men accused of assaulting a trans

take a look at deshon marman.pictures, he is a football player and student at the university of in time in the time. he boarded a jet to go back and he was wearing his pants below his buttocks. and he was asked to pull up his pants. he was asked again and again and refused each time. >> at that time they made a citizen's arrest of the passenger and the passenger was asked by the police officers to leave the aircraft at which time he refused to do that. the captain then asked the passengers around him, in fact the whole lane to de-plane for their safety. >> i thought everything was fine. >> police say that he scuffled with police and an officer was injured suffering a twisted knee. he was in the bay area to attend the funeral of a murdered friend. his mom says you have to understand, first of all he should have pulled his pants up and his emotional state, he just lost a close friend and the flight was yesterday morning. there should have been some consideration in that matter. we'll find out what consideration he g

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they then ask marman to leave the plane, they said no and police were called in. here is you to the video of the incident. >> here is a look at whether. >> we are still dealing with some slight overcast. here are your current to pictures. it is only going to get warmer, here is where temperatures should fall at about 3:00 p.m.. when 60s along the coast. 7 day around the bay and 80s further inland. here is a quick look at the 7 day. temperatures will stay on the cool side. how is traffic? >> breaking news of the traffic department, in addition to our hot spot on the nimitz freeway, there may be a construction accident in antioch affecting the right on highway 4. joining us on the kron 4 news line, trent cross of the california highway patrol, good morning. what can you tell us? >> good morning. at 7:15 a.m. we received a call, a medical emergency. i will patrol units arrived on scene and noticed that there were to construction workers who suffered minor injuries due to a large piece of real are falling on them. both workers were transported to a local hospital. the

marman's lawyer says marman was racially profiled, that because he was black, he was asked to adjust his attire. and that he was guilty of racial discrim nalgs. the u.s. airways spokesperson stressed he rewas removed because he refused request of an employee. nick smith, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> 5:05. newly released documents confirm pg&e crews install a pipeline that exploded in san bruno last september. the explosion and fire killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. the new documents are part of 225,000 pages of information on the company in respops response -- response to order. it was pg&e employees and not outside contractors who installed the compromise pipeline as part of a construction project 55 years ago. the records may increase pressure on the utility company to reveal more about the crew that did the work. >> san francisco police are still trying to identify the young man found dead off san francisco's marina green. investigators say he was stabbed to death and he appears to be 19 years old. a marina district resident called police monday night after seeing a trai

police say when marman got off, he refused to be put in handcuffs. there was a scuffle and an officer twisted his knee. that's where those extra charges come in. deshon is on a full football scholarship to the university of new mexico so his mom is concerned that this whole ordeal could affect his scholarship and therefore his future. the next thing in the future though is a court hearing sometime today. we have heard it is scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon. we'll be on it for you. grace and frank? >> it's a little early. i understand. it's 4:30. i'm right there with you. anne makovec in redwood city this morning, thank you. >>> right now oakland police are looking for clues in a deadly shooting overnight. officers were called to the 600 block of el paseo drive near the san leandro border around 11:30. they found a man who was shot. he died at the scene. police are tight-lipped on details and no word on a suspect. >>> in the mean timed, the search is on for the gunman who shot a man in san francisco just after 11:00 last night. a man in his mid-20s w

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people spoke out at an naacp public forum today at the jones methodist church saying deshon marman was a victim of social injustice. >> racism is real. you got to represent yourself when you go out in the public or whatever, anything can happen. >> marman was arrested after refusing to pull up his saggy pants before boarding a plane. but u.s. airways allowed another man to board a flight wearing women's underwear. >>> lawyers for the suspect in the tucson shooting rampage asked a judge to keep him from being forcibly medicated. they have decided to give jared loughner antipsychotic drugs. officials say he's a danger to himself and ease been in a -- he has been in a medical facility since being declared incompetent to stand trial. he was pleaded not guilty. >>> the source river finally began receding today in minot, north dakota. now they're faced with the that ising of rebuilding. -- task of rebuilding. jamie yukis talks to them. >> reporter: they consider themselves fortunate of the somewhere to stay. >> we find of figure we'll be here until at least september, october maybe depending

marman was a victim of racial injustice, the naacp says, calling on u.s. airways to implement a sensitivity training program. >>> next, new leaders of the pack in a crowded gop race. >>> then, a significant new pressure california lawmakers are facing as they try to close the state's budget deficit. >> before you know it, you're in trouble. >>> sun's out, summer's here, and lots of people are taking advantage. the safety mistakes many make when heading into the water. >>> weather models are showing showers and thunderstorms, as well as cooler temperatures on the way. i'm erica martinez. i've got your pinpoint forecast, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, know, they mark the beginning of the 20-12 presidential nomination process. >>> the iowa caucus are just a little more than seven months away, marking the beginning of the presidential process. a new poll for the des moines register indicates strong support, 22% for minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann. >> confirms what we were hearing on the ground. >> we're gratified, but we know it's still a long road ahead. it's

the president of the san francisco branch of the naacp says marman was subjected to a double standard because he is african-american. >>> many teens in san jose feel city and school leaders need to do more to stop gangs and violence. it comes as the city's murder total for this year exceeded killings for all of last year. abc7's lisa amin gulezian tells us more. >> stand few you have had a gun pointed at you or you were shot at. >> reporter: no misunderstanding the message that the san jose teenagers were sending to leaders in the city. violence is rising and they want it to stop. it doesn't take in account 27 homicides in san jose alone. >> i don't want us to become oakland. that's what i'm afraid of. >> reporter: while police continue to investigate the crimes the young people came up with their own solutions which include more supervision, more police protection and more programs. >> there needs to be more patrol officers, more police officers, more security. at malls at stuff. there has been a lot of fights. >> raise your hand if you do not feel safe in your school. >> reporter: t

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marman was released on $11,000 bail and prosecutors have yet to file any charges against him. >>> afghan president karsay confirmed for the first time that afghan and us representatives are in contact with the taliban. the afghan president said there has been no physical meetings with the taliban, but he said contactswen the us, the afghan government and taliban have been established. people on the streets of kabul said they are ready for peace after nearly a decade of war. >> whoever tries for peace in afghanistan, we support them. either america or president karzai. we welcome peace talks and we urge them to end the bloodshed and killing of brothers. >> the white house would not confirm mr. karzai's remarks. the obama administration would only say "the white house continues to support the afghan- led reconciliation and reintegration process that would bring insurgents in from the cold." >>> president karzai's comment came as violence claimed the lives of at least eleven people, including two international troops. in one attack, three suicide bombers stormed a police compound in kabul.

marman's mother was furious. >> i was apalled u.s. airways treat mid son the way they did. then, okayed this cross dresser to come in not once or twice burke on a regular. he comes through the airline. >> aside for the demand for an apology, the naacp wants u.s. airways to set up sensitivity train for staff and executives. u.s. airways did not return our calls for a response. >> and two people are dead tonight following the clegs of a tractor trailer rig and an amtrak train and there is two is a collision in a crossing in a town about 70 miles east of reno. >> this train supposed to arrive at emeryville. there are 85 passengers. and a man offered a remarkable description of what happened and first, we want to show you cell phone video showing confusion in initial moments after the crash. there is a dump truck that drove down towards the passing train. passengers on board confirmed the signal was operational. there is no doubt the crash is a soul fauflt of the truck driver. jim bikly spoke to us shortly after the crash and they'd just left to take their seats. >> we feel and

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marman's mother saw the picture she was furious. >> u.s. airways treated my sont way they d and then, okay, this cross dresser to come in, not once, twice but from what i understand on the regular, comes to the airline. >> u.s. airway dz not return our calls today for a response, but last week, the airline told me there is no dress code, however, they expect passengers to dress appropriately. we'd like to ask them if that means the passenger in under wear hits their standards. >> aside for the demand for apology what does the naacp wants u.s. airways to do? >> they want u.s. airways to begin sensitivity training not only for staff but executives as well. >> and what is deshawn's legal status now? >> he's back at the university of new mexico on a football scholarship, facing trespassing charges and perhaps another charge of resisting arest. the d.a.made no decision on wlrntd to charge him. >> and a san francisco artist working with students to create murals in schools is now under arrest for possession of child porn. police believe he embedd

here is deshon marman talking to the plane's pilot. >> i didn't do nothing to nobody, sir.s is your aircraft, but i didn't do nothing to nobody. i didn't break no laws, didn't touch nobody, didn't break no laws. they don't need to be here -- [ indescernible ] i ain't breaking no laws. i know my rights. >> marman said he told an airline employee he was wearing pajama pants and he would pull them up when he sat them down. marman, a university of new mexico football player said in a written statement, quote, i'm embarrassed the negative attention that has been brought upon my family, my football team, my teammates, and most of all, myself. this is not representative of either myself or the university of new mexico football program. >>> more bay area headlines. in mountain view, police found a expected bank robber at starbucks reading the paper. yesterday, officers spotted lawrence patita at the coffee shop about 30 minutes after the robbery. they say they saw him go into the bathroom and when he came out, he had different clothes on and had changed his facial hair. police arre

we support deshon marman and plan to help him move forward. >> president obama weekly address is a message for father's day. he has learned by being a father that children need three you this things from their parents quality time structure and unconditional love. >> that is why my administration has offered men who want to be good fathers extra support. we focus on fatherhood partnered with businesses to spend time with their kids at bowling alley or ballpark and work with them. >> parents should teach right from wrong and he wants parents to encourage children to you turn off the video game and pick up a book. >> the u.s. open is being played today but the political world will be watching what happens a little further south where the president and house speaker will hit the links. david curley has more on the big golf summit in washington. >>> golf seems to have captured the president's passion his handicap is in the high teens. it's double that of his speaker of john boehner who belongs to two golf clubs and has 20 rounds this year. what are they expecting? >> president notion that boeh

airways says it does not have a dress code and marman was arrested because there are he ignored requests to follow flight crew instructions. >> and extra security being brought in to the three-day party can activities and parades to commemorate the liberation, culture and history of lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual people. >> we're at dolores park for the age annual transmarch, an event empowering transgender and gender nonconforming people. this party slash rally goes from here until 6:30 followed by a march but this is the tip of the iceberg, quiet beginnings of an action-packed weekend. just block as way on kags stro, wiss are bracing for crowds and a saturday night street party that last year turned violent. this weekend attracts thousands of people. and there are a million expected at the parade. investigators say they'll be concentrating on the party saturday night. >> we want this to be a fun event for everybody. swreel a presence that officers walking the foot deep, bicycles, motorcycles, just a visible presence to try to deter crime from happening. >> we're not too worried

marman was in the bay area to attend a funeral for a close friend. the san francisco archdiocese has placed a priest under investigation at a private location in the city. father milers was put on -- father william meyers was accused of following a boy into a dressing room, which is against church rules. >>> in many communities when children go to school, they also get a meal. but what happens in summer? ktvu's paul chambers reports in oakland, there is a program that tries to ensure every youngster gets fed. >> reporter: it's that time of year. summer is here, and children are out of school. but for some, not having class means they may not eat. >> so many of our students rely on the free meal program during the school year. >> reporter: with that in mind, the district wants to make sure no kids go hungry this summer. that's why it's working with the city to provide free breakfast and lunch to anyone 18 and under. >> it's a basic need that everybody has. we want them to eat well. >> reporter: they won't get it otherwise. they'll -- >> they'll be hom

. >> reporter: it went from the silly to very serious. 20-year-old deshon marman is here at jail. this afternoon he is going to be arraigned on battery and resisting arrest. it all started with him wearing his pants too low. take a look. he was wearing his pants too low yesterday at san francisco international airport. he was going back to new mexico where he plays football for the university of new mexico. before he boarded. an employee asked him to pull his pants up. he wouldn't do it. he was asked again and refused again. >> at that time, they made a citizen's arrest of the passenger and the passenger was asked by the police officers to leave the aircraft at which time he refused to do that. the captain then asked the passengers around him, in fact the whole aircraft to de-plane for their safety. >> everything was cool and everything was fine. >> everything was not fine and the mom says her son came back to attend the funeral of a close friend that had been murdered. he should have pulled up his pants but he was in a fragile state of mind. u.s. airways it generic address policy

will be in court facing criminal charges after he would not pull up his pants. 20-year-old deshon marman was dressed in the saggy pants that very popular right now. he later resisted being handcuffed. >> during the struggle, the officer was injured. >> he was attacked. his clothing and his hands. >> the mother says the son should have complied and pulled up his pants but he was depressed because he had just came from the funeral from his best friend. >> in antioch a two-year-old boy is in stable condition after falling out of a second-story window. the boy was watching tv when he fell 15 feet. it happened yesterday afternoon. the toddler was unconscious when authorities arrived. he underwent surgery last night at children's hospital. >> in los angeles, police and witnesses say a suspected drunk driver who was using a scel phone plowed into a group of 100 bicycles who was on a midnight run. neiw of the cyclists were hurt, six of them seriously. >> we with waiting for them coming down the hill. the car was coming 45, 50 towards her. >> a lot of people were knocked out of their shoes uncons

and the deshon marman case shown in this youtube a video taken by a passenger, a u.s.pokesperson said he was not kicked off for sagging pants, but for his conduct of refusing to get out of his seat by the pilot after he allegedly refused to pull up his pants. there is a part of the policy that says the airline can deny passage if a passenger is abusive or violence to other passengers or employees. however, other passengers on the plane that day said that dish on was, and respectful. we called u.s. airways to get clarification but we received no >> this apparent double standard comes as no shock to passenger rights organizations. dan kerman as their reaction. >> the head of fliersrights.org says that this point to the fact that passengers and do not know what they can wear, but they can say or what they can do without fear of being thrown off of an airplane. it is time for legislation so that airlines cannot make up rules on the fly appear reappoint >> u.s. airways may be at the cutting edge of behavior in terms of kicking people off of airplanes right now. >> more with

underwear boarded the flixt she shared the photos days later when she heard about the arrest of deshon marman. >> it was so hypocritical for the airline to allow this man who was obviously exposing so much flesh, you know, deshon marman looked like he was dressed for church compared to the man who was on my flight. >> u.s. airways says there is no dress code but crews are allowed to use their judgment to assure the comfort and safety of passengers. >> by the way, the chronicle got in touch with the man shown in the underwear. he says he is a business consultant and has been dressing that way for years but says he's happy to put on a sweater or pant asked. he had no idea his outfit was making national news. all right. switch gears. let's talk baseball. the giants host the twins today at 12:45. tim lincecum taking the mound. it's another giant pitcher turning out to be a big story this season. ryan vogel song turned in a great performance last night. he allowed four hits and one run in seven innings, against the twins. the giants break a five-game losing streak by beating the twins 5-1. vogelso

marman was in the bay area to attend a funeral for a close friend. the san francisco archdiocese has placed a priest under investigation at a private location in the city. father milers was put on -- father william meyers was accused of following a boy into a dressing room, which is against church rules. >>> in many communities when children go to school, they also get a meal. but what happens in summer? ktvu's paul chambers reports in oakland, there is a program that tries to ensure every youngster gets fed. >> reporter: it's that time of year. summer is here, and children are out of school. but for some, not having class means they may not eat. >> so many of our students rely on the free meal program during the school year. >> reporter: with that in mind, the district wants to make sure no kids go hungry this summer. that's why it's working with the city to provide free breakfast and lunch to anyone 18 and under. >> it's a basic need that everybody has. we want them to eat well. >> reporter: they won't get it otherwise. they'll -- >> they'll be hom

will be in court facing criminal charges after he would not pull up his pants. 20-year-old deshon marman was dressed in the saggy pants that very popular right now. he later resisted being handcuffed. >> during the struggle, the officer was injured. >> he was attacked. his clothing and his hands. >> the mother says the son should have complied and pulled up his pants but he was depressed because he had just came from the funeral from his best friend. >> in antioch a two-year-old boy is in stable condition after falling out of a second-story window. the boy was watching tv when he fell 15 feet. it happened yesterday afternoon. the toddler was unconscious when authorities arrived. he underwent surgery last night at children's hospital. >> in los angeles, police and witnesses say a suspected drunk driver who was using a scel phone plowed into a group of 100 bicycles who was on a midnight run. neiw of the cyclists were hurt, six of them seriously. >> we with waiting for them coming down the hill. the car was coming 45, 50 towards her. >> a lot of people were knocked out of their shoes uncons

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the president of the san francisco branch of the naacp says marman was subjected to a double standard because he's african-american. >>> many teens in san jose feel city an school leaders need to do more to stop gangs and violence. this comes as the city's murder total for this year has exceeded the number of killings for all of last year. abc7's lisa amin gulezian tells us more. >> stand up if you have ever had a gun pointed at you or you were shot at. >> there was no misunderstanding the message the san jose teenagers were sending to city and county leaders. violence in the city is rising. they want it to stop. it doesn't take in account that 27 homicides this year in san jose alone. 14 were gang-related. >> i don't want to us become oakland. that's what i'm afraid of. >> police continue to investigate the crimes, the young people came up with their own solutions. which include more supervision, more police protection and more programs. >> there needs to be more patrol officers, more police officers, more securities at malls and stuff. there has been a lot of fights. >> raise your h

police arrested deshon marman last week after he immediately did not pull up his pants after asked to>> the naacp in no uncertain terms contends that this young man was profiled. he's been a victim of racial injustice, and that u.s. air owes to him and his mother an apology. >> brown is pointing to a well-publicized photo that he says proves the airlines' response was racist. this scantily-clad man was allowed to fly, despite complaints from passengers. the airline insists that marman was arrested for refusing to leave the plane when the crew asked him to do so. u.s. airlines issued a statement saying, quote, we look forward to speaking with the naacp to insure or guidelines related to passenger behavior and passenger compliance with crew instructions are consistent with their policies." >> right now it's 6:16. lisa is here with the forecast. >> we are talking about five degrees below average. what else is new, right? from spring to summer, it's remaining cools. you have a few 80s to the south. a little breezy across the bay and maybe some 80s. i'll explain next. >> plus the new econo

that is when 20-year-old marman was arrested after refusing to pull up his sagging pants and then refusing to leave the airplane. the airline has said that marmon wasn't removed for the clothing but because he denied a request by an airline employee. his attorney says his client was targeted due to his race. still ahead. former vice president al gore offers harsh criticism of president obama and the issue he says he is failing to address. >> the new government policy for patting down young children at security checkpoints. >> the first lady's historic trip to south africa and michelle obama's michelle obama's inspiratiol honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services and a 1-year price guarantee. it's the

deshon marman was arrested wednesday night. he wore his pants too low and the captain ordinary him off the plane and his attorney says u.s. airways was way out of line. >> it boils down to racism. they were cared of him, he was like a big black man and in their eyes he was a terrorist. >> his pants were below his shorts. >> arresting officers scuffled with him and they want some of the charges brought against him. his mother says that he was emotionally fragile after attending a funeral of a close friend. >> the man suspected of robbing a woman in her home was arrested. they arrested anymore on tuesday after they found him hiding in a doghouse. the victim recorded a robbery with a cellphone. police say it is mcdaniel. the victim returned moments later and raped him. he is a transient with 11 prior convictions with burglary, theft and assault. >> newly released documents reveals more details against the suspected serial killer, joseph naso. they claim that pantyhose used to strangle one of victims, also in the paper, prosecutors