it's a very screwed up place for anyone with a brain well speaking of joins us in my next headline max court upholds domestic drone use and arrest of american citizen. remember this name because it's the very first american citizen to ever be arrested with the use of a drone as an assistant this is a predator drone a north dakota court has political narrowly up held the first ever use of an unmanned drone to assist in the arrest of an american citizen now they've upheld this homeland security gave the local police in north dakota the use of their drone in order to spy on this guy who apparently six or eight cows cattle had wandered onto his field and he wasn't giving it back so they're using drones against simple cows going missing now wednesday massachusetts democratic representative ed markey we lease a draft of a bill that would require private drone operators to inform the government of any data collected by drones and would require law enforcement to quote minimize the collection of information and data unrelated to the investigation of a crime a true american patriot would fly a drone

the mortgage investors already said they'll take this all the way to the supreme court he hears the other problem though max they are buying underwater homes they are paying they want to buy loans that aren't already in default they want to do that because those are loans that they know that they can sell to the government right the f.h.a. and they make more money for themselves so instead of actually helping the housing market maybe we're buying defaulting loans right and reselling those i mean they're not even doing that it's a huge money scheme right now and i think that's why a lot of people are set well terry bill i can guarantee to things number one anyone who puts money at this will lose fifty percent of it and but the fees will still go to the organizers of the fund as it always does number two house market will continue to collapse but now let's talk about san bernadino county itself with recently declared a fiscal emergency ok so this is what you're investing in why and do you expect this could provide the cover to push this sort of property sutures through it's actually salmon you know city which

. >> the inmates who are defending themselves in court are also located in 900 max. >> i'm here in losicular facility, because i'm a pro and fighting my case and for a 422 pc, which is an alleged terrorist threat. terrorist threat is that -- a statement made that is verbal and, from what i understand, it must be received from the victim as a threat. >> with the odds against them, proper inmates tommy gleason and rodney sinergal still feel that they can represent themselves better than a public defender. >> it's always just simply being out there on the streets. the odds are against me. when police officers come through like slave catchers. literally give you cases that you have not committed. and they know you haven't committed. to gain the conviction, and the actions from some of the courts are atrocious. >> the representation i had i felt was incompetent. i'm facing 42 years to life. i took it into my own hands. i felt i could represent me better because i was at the incident. know what i mean? can't nobody represent me from a paper drawn up. the representation that the people gave m

julie ann fine jewelry store robbed at gun point at the up scale ville annual mall in court m dare a. 3 robbers struck maxin collectible story store in so you know vei veil. tied up employee and stole gold coin and jewelry. 4 struck san ramone. store owner shot and killed one of them during the heist. jewelers we spoke to blame the poor economy and rising gold prices for the spike in store robbery. also the ease with which robbers cancel their stash. jeweler is a board member of jewelers of america. >> i think most of the people committing the robberies are hooked into a network so they have got ease way to get rid of it. >>reporter: most prized are high end watches like rolex which sell for 6000 dollars an up. diamonds and of course gold jewelry. stores should have high resolution security camera she says. some hire guards. hundreds belong to the northern california jewelry security network. when members notice something suspicious they report it to the others in the group. >> if bad credit card. somebody who looks like they are casing the store we can send out pictures and alert everybody so we can all

max for 12 years. sometimes in my rare moments i think i'd want to go again and sometimes not. if i thought i had a chance to get back into courtbe i'd stop thinking about it. every man wants his freedom. >> michael king could spend the rest of his life many max, but it's far from the most notorious escapee in brushy mountain. it was made by james earl ray nine years after he killed civil rights leader martin luther king jr. ray has been an escapee from missouri state penitentiary when he assassinated king. >> the main thing that he was interested in was escaping. now, when i first met him, of course, i was interested in escaping, too. we got into a couple of plots together na never worked out. we were going to try to go through the rough of the old auditorium where they showed movies. we got the hole cut, but it was discovered before we got a chance to use it. we didn't get caught, and they just found it. >> in 1977 ray plotted another escape with james and two other inmates. the plan was to climb the outer wall using a makeshift ladder crafted from chains. they knew the tower guard closest to the wall took an a r afternoon na

courts allies a little so. i'm covering low standards and high finance it's a kaiser report next here on araa. max kaiser this is the kaiser report where do the politicians get that money they need to run for election it comes from trading on inside information of course they see her womack's insider trading from congresspeople was not a legal and told just recently after it came to light but here's a good headline for you paul ryan traded on inside information to avoid two thousand and eight crash paul ryan attended a closed meeting with congressional leaders bush's treasury secretary henry paulson and federal reserve chairman ben bernanke in september eighteenth two thousand and eight the purpose of the meeting was to disclose the coming economic meltdown and begged congress to pass legislation to help collapsing banks is said of jewing anything to help ryan left the meeting and on the very same day paul ryan sold shares of stock he own to several troubled banks and reinvested the proceeds in goldman sachs a bank that the meeting had disclosed was not in trouble but this is an example of market

testify to, basically, testify to him what he did to me and testify to the courts to let them know that he needed to be punished for the max. >> this ordeal takes an enormous toll on rankin. for 18 weeks after the shooting, he's in a neck brace. the bullet blows out 70% of his jawbone and all his teeth on the top right side. the bullet still sits in his spine. >> i can feel the bullet in my neck. every once in a while, it will pop or it will send like shots of pain up through the neck and into the head. >> steven rankin knows he is a lucky man. he attributes his survival to divine intervention in the form of his father, mike, who died in 1994 when steven was just a teenager. >> as soon as i blacked out, i saw my father. so, like i said, i thought that he was kind of welcoming me into heaven. to me, looking at it now, i realize that he was completely protecting me. and god was just kind of keeping me moving, keeping my heart rate you know pumping until i was mentally capable of, you know, starting to perform again. there you go. >> in april 2007, steven leaves the sheriff's office for good and moves to a suburb of atlanta.

court to end his solitaire recon signme finement. he claims it is rough and he is no longer a threat. he is serving life plus 240 years at colorado super maxrison. mitt romney tried calling rubio 4 times to tell him he wouldn't be his running mate. he called romney right away. romney told him the decision that he made and rubio would be excited about the pick. >> oo not much improvement in the jobs market. unemployment rate rising in 44 states. don't worry. cheryl casone knee from the fox business network joins us now. first we are talking about express employment profession. this is temporary staffing. i want to say quick it will stay at 14 percent. half of these can lead to employment. they have 19,000 job openings. they were successful last year and this is a broad range of the different types of jobs that are open out there. in the central region a 30 percent boost for hiring in the northeast region a boost of 5 percent. this this is a good way if need something now. >> this is as huge boost in the wireless industry. if you don't have the iphone you have the pen. they have a wireless division. there are people who can do that. they hav

max but certainly not the least amount. >> that's a typical situation for a sentencing and i know andrea raised the issue about remorse. it's very hard for a defendant to be up in court and extend remorse to the judge if he knows he will appeal the case. >> so he pulled it back some and said i'm sorry for your loss and hope you can find peace. >> you do not want to say anything that could ultimately restrict you on appeal. on the other hand you have to show some remorse to the court because the court has the ability to lower the sentence. >> this is a case as you know that put drinking and domestic violence very much in the spotlight. you heard the prosecutor say if young people see these signs, but the unfortunate take-away is that they need to act. did this judge hand down 23 year sentence do you think to send a message? >> i think it's a message that the ultimate problem is peer pressure and it's very hard for people to act. people can act and i think the message is do act. you have a situation here where there are prior cases of vice by the defendant. nobody really took it into account. it certainly didn't come in at trial. the court heard about it during the sen

max. nothing's better than gold. >>> 7:56 is your time now. i'm eun yang. the man accused of shooting a security guard at the family research council is due in court.servative group recently supported the president of chic-fil-a who staunchly opposes same-sex marriage. here's tom kierein now with your weather headlines. a little bit more humid this morning, tom. >> but still a pleasant summer morning under way around our region. low to mid-60s suburbs and rural areas near 70 by washington and the bay. later today partly sunny and mid and upper 70s. looks like a lot of clouds for the weekend and might get a morning shower saturday or an afternoon shower or thundershower and highs near 80 and passing shower or thundershower is possible. could get another round of storms on tuesday, otherwise dry pattern into next week. eun? >> tom, thank yo >>> good morning taking the beltway the outer loop at central avenue. have a crash >>> 24th day of august, 2012. we have come outside to hang out with a big crowd on the plaza. these folks are here to see the grammy winning band train perform for our entire 8:30 half hour, which is a good deal. out on the plaza, m