and they say poliie miitreated their children. 10 year old mckenna smith says the arresting officers,ked her outtof morell park elementary school in handduffs yesterday.. with three other student suspects. pplice took them to the juvenile jjstice ccnter where mckenna says she spent twelve hours in jail.. details are still unfolding.. but investigators say the suupects assaulted two other children in a ark 10 days ago. meantime, mckenna, says while she was in custody, police told her she could not speak to her mother. ////////////////////sot///////// //// (mckenna) "they didn't even call our parrnts, our parentss didn't knnw where we were. they probably thought we were missinn or kidnapped and it felt like we were kidnappee in /////////////////////keitt////// //////// this investigaton is not over.... meantime, a department spokesman says the officers handled the chidlren's detentions as they live in southwest ct.. baltimore, keith ddniels, fox 2.../ men... accused of obbing... a couppe .../ at... gunpoint in federal hill..../ set free. ááareáá free.witnesses.../ identiffed... these tw

as attorney general mckenna wrote last fall, the sale of counterfeit product and piracy of copyrighted content online not only undermines the nation's economy but robs us of tax revenue and jobs. even worse, he went on to say, some counterfeit goods can pose serious health and safety hazards to consumers. i wouldn't agree more. a study found that nearly one quarter of all groebl internet traffic involves cap by right theft. let me repeat that. nearly one quarter of all internet traffic involves copyright theft. at the heart of the problem is the proliferation of foreign rogue sites whose sole purpose is to facilitate and profit and counterfeiting of intellectual property. credit content all creative content driven by rogue sites, foreign and domestic, across our nation $16 billion in earnings each year, $3 billion in state, local, and federal taxes each year, and a total of $58 billion in economic output each year. and as attorney general mckenna also mentioned the growth of these rogue sites also has serious health and safety risk for our nation as well. these are sophisticated crimin

despite heaay penalties, some companies are choosing to call anyway. (14:47) (mckenna) "you have flynite companies that are not ffllowing the federal laa and thhy're going to run the risk of making a phone call..... polltical and charrtable ows calls..... as well as any business with....and that is wwere buyers shoulddbeware. (1-18-11 archive story) (angie baanett) "by doing -3 individual companies are also reeuired to keep tteir own " do not call" registries. eeperts say consumers should requuss theer number be placed on those lists too. cominggup in our o'clock hour... a late rapperrs life... comes to the stage. stage. tuuac nats natswhat the musical about "tupac's" liie will be called... and where you can audition to beea part of it. it.tte ravens are minus one player.who they cut... ext in sports. ((break 3)) 3 school boords across maryland are worried about finding enough money to pay for teaccee pensions. the state waats to pass the financial burden onto cities and expllins how it could affect st. students. 16:46 "the decision has real ) impacts on peoples' lives." poward count

thank you very much, attorney general mckenna. it's my pleasure to address my fellow ag members for the second time as host here in the district of columbia. i'm sorry for the weather today but i am assured that it's going to get warmer and sunnier in the next few days. and that's not just because of the hot air of the introductions that i'm about to make. in my first year as attorney general we've been fortunate to have a very productive collaboration with many of you at nag. we have a preesh kuwaited the perspective and time given by nag and executive director jim mcpherson and several attorneys general to inform our thinking on challenges and opportunities that we face now because our office is transitioning from an appointed attorney general to an elected attorney general, which begins in 2014. in addition, we recognize and value the fine work by many of your offices on amicus briefs and letters. and we've been glad to join and help the district have an ability to have its voice heard on national matters, an issue of particula

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my name is mike mckenna. i represent the 2600 workers of electrical local 6. i am a sixth generation san franciscan who lives and raised his children here in san francisco. the purpose of this hearing is to pass the eir report. i apologize to the parks and recreation commission people who have not heard much talk about the shallows through the park, which is there -- their portion of it, although it is a very minimal shadow cast from all the reports i have heard. i will miss the fact that i can easily park on hickey walk because it is a ghost town. when i go downtown, i drive right to that spot where the tennis club is, because i know there's a spot available to me almost every time of the day, because that area is not used at all. the environmental impact of that is right now is far worse than any impact that is going to come from this fabulous development that will create jobs. the stranglehold that is held on all these projects that come before you through every single step of the way -- e.r. are -- eir , planning commission, board of supervisors, that hold

i'd like to personally again thank rob mckenna for the invitation to come by and also for everything that he and all of you are doing. along with the national association obviously of the attorneys general to help advance the battle against online content theft and counterfeiting. i'd also like to recognize as well those who will be the panelists you'll hear from shortly, my industry colleague and friend dick cotton, larry conrad from the university of north carolina and jason stort from the university of new york. as we discuss the problems posted by online piracy and counterfeiti counterfeiting, there's an important truth to remember about the film and hollywood industry. hollywood is pro internet. we are pro innovation. our business is built on innovation. just look at imax, 3-2, instant treatmenting, video on demand, along with many other ideas that have been built on this industry. it's critically important any solution to the piracy prab lem protect a free and open internet and foster cutting edge innovation. it's also clear any overall solution will need too kplu a plan of act

dillard and mckenna split the modern upstate vote down the middle. look at the map.dy won most of the state's rural counties including 30 and 40-point victories in places like mclean county. bloomington, illinois. macon county. those counties are key for rick santorum tonight. already has an uphill battle. he map regret one. 13th district. one he could carry but have no delegates there. cut through the middle of the state stretching from the st. louis suburbs northeast to decatur and champaign, nirvana. asked santorum monday whether his lack of organization in illinois speaks to a larger problem four his campaign. >> for an organization that was purely volunteers we were in illinois, ohio and virginia, i mean, harder for us. but the idea that that's reflective of -- it's amazing we're on the ballots we are given how difficult these rules are from state to state and how different they are. >> turning back to the 2010 map, the two moderates, again, think of them as the romney-type, split in springfield and chicago. where romney can run up the score. down st. louis. win

my name is brandon mckenna. i have been a resident of the haight/ashbury. that seems to be a good year for the arrival of some good neighbors. i am a member of the volunteer bargaining group that works with -- bargaining group that works with san francisco parks -- gardening group that works with san francisco parks to cleanup and keep albert lake in beautiful, as it was envisioned as many years ago. when we started, the lake was overrun by transients. we made some progress. it is always one step or, one step back. the gardeneres and other people are extremely upset by the damage that is done by people encamped in the park. i and several of other volunteers have cleaned out camps, shopping carts, sleeping bags, fecal material, food, the job they leave behind. we planted an entire hillside that is just to the left as you enter the park by the east had entrance of the park. within a couple of months, the transit population had completely destroyed hundreds of plants. i believe we have something like 25 volunteers that day and that put in hours of work. about

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and another is rob mckenna, the ag of washington. i hope to talk to them in the next couple of days. >> i don't have anything to add. >> on the second question about alcohol practices, in states, we have occasionally when asked by a state lawmaker weighed in about these issues, they're going back to when tim meares first chairman under bush 43 read a report on competition in wine sales, we have been involved from time to time in this issue. if there's a particular matter, i'll circle back with your office and try to give you a sense of whether they're going to start to think about doing something. also the states are the one who is would regulate alcohol for a safety perspective. >> mr. yoder? >> thank you, madam chair, chairman, i appreciate you being here today. we have a very difficult task in front of us in congress and one that's not lost by both of you gentlemen and anyone on the panel and that's how we find a way to balance the federal budget, find a way to cut spending and get our federal spending back in line with our resour

so let me turn to general mckenna and perhaps you could share with us the experience of washington in some of these areas and what are the best practices you folks have come up with. >> first of all, you have to have a policy that you put in place. and for us, the basic -- you guys want to turn this on back there? >> there it is. good. >> the first thing we had to do was to come up with a usage policy. this isn't all that different in kind from the policy all of us had to develop for e-mail. the first and cardinal rule of social media use is the same for e-mail or the use of any other public resources, which is no personal use. so we have a fairly short policy distributed to you. it's a little under two pages long. basically it says, look, you can't use this for personal use. we want to you sign an agreement if you do decide to use social media for office use, and we want you to understand that there's no expectation of privacy in your use of internet resources. if you do use them, you need to remember the owners of those sites commonly monitor usage activity and we in the office rese

thank you very much, attorney general mckenna. it's my pleasure to address my fellow naag members for the second time as the host here in the district of columbia. i'm sorry for the weather today, but i am sure that it's going to get warmer and sunnier the next few days, and that's not just because of the hot air of the introduction i'm about to make. in my first year as attorney general, we have been fortunate to have a very productive collaboration with many of you at naag. we have appreciated the perspective and time given by naag and its executive director, jim mcpherson, and several attorneys general, to inform our thinking on challenges and opportunities that we face now because our office is transitioning from an appointed attorney general to an elected attorney general, which begins in 2014. in addition, we recognize and value the fine work by many other offices on amicus briefs and letters, to the federal government and others, that we've been glad to join and that helped the district have an ability to have its voice hea

itt not doing what they promised us it would do..." (15:18) (anne mckenna) ""ll kinds pf loopholes hhvecal and harrtable prouus to make un-solicited company which consumerssdoony business with....and that is where buyers should beware. (1-18--1 archive story) (angie bbrnett) "by doing business with them, you're givinggthem permission to notify you of futuue salls or communicate with themmby phone calls and they mmy sell your pnformation...." (43:44) you have reached the spicer residencee we are on the national do not call list...." hoping her oice maal greeting wwuld stop her calls. (24:35) "it hasn'tthelped at all....." (abelllstand-up) hanging up on teleearketeers will likely keep them calling....." (abell stand-up) (second part) "the best revengee some experts believe is to engage they intended to waate oors." (you tube 'telemarketing prank video) (1::6)) (caller) p ""es, which financial institution is your companies primary....? (two pranksterr) "come on ride the traii." (blows horn have learned to blast them away.... others....simply get uue. (you tube how to pandle telemarkkter vi

i would like to personally again thank rob mckenna for the invitation to come by, and also or everything he and all of you are doing. along with the international association, the attorneys general to help advance the battle against online content theft and counterfeiting. also apply to recognize as will those who will be the panelists you hear from shortly to my industry colleague and good friend from nbc, universal. larry conrad from the university of north killer, and joseph from the university state university of new york at as we discussed the problems posed by online piracy, and counterfeiting, there is an important fundamental truth to remember about our business, the film and television industry. hollywood is pro-internet. we are pro-innovation. our business is built on innovation. just look at imax, 3-d, instant streaming, video on demand, along with many other ideas that have occurred and built by this industry. i believe it is critically important that any solution to the piracy problem protecting free and open internet and continue to foster cutting edge innovation. but it's

this little one is only 2 years old, and she's already singing about heartbreak. [ singing ] >> this mckennasong. the video has received over a million hits since her mom posted it in early march. >> wish we could have gottenner had -- gotten her on the phone, we could have had her sing happy birthday to you. >> thanks. for bob and mark, i'm vic carter. >> pelley: tonight, is illinois the turning point in the republican race? romney spends millions on today's primary. in chicago, we visit the nerve center of the president's campaign. jan crawford, dean reynolds and john dickerson are covering. how did a shipment of fake cancer drugs get to america from this alley in cairo? armen keteyian investigates. and in a neighborhood of gangs, fear, and mistrust, one man stands up to violence with a message. >> we can make a change in our communities. our communities are capable of more. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from chicago. >> pelley: good evening from the state that gave us the first republican president-- abraham lincoln-- and wh

. >>> we're back with mark mcke a mckenna, and dan rather.dmma mad men. the ddb ad makers used the ringing phone for the sense of urgency. let's look at the 1964 political advertising. >> that urgent phone call imang reappeared as we all remember in 2008, let's listen. >> it's 3:00 a.m. and your children are asleep, who do you want answering the phone? >> i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> quickly mark and dan, what's so hot about 3:00 in the morning? it's about dreaming and everything and nightmares. >> it's playing to emotion. >> that's right, it played to emotion, and really 1964 was the first time that advertises had been about more than products. by '64, they understood they needed to go to emotions. many will say that the daisy ad th

as attorney general mckenna also mentioned, the curse of these road sites also have serious health and safety risks for our nation as well. these are sophisticated criminal enterprises. they do not just traffic in stolen movies and television. the market can affect products, such as prescription drugs and even equipment for local police and fire fighting departments pared their selling american parents and children the pajamas that turn out to be flammable and to the american law enforcement officers bulletproof vests that anything but. and the makers of the cancer drug the vast and have announced that counterfeit of miles of that drug have made their way to the american patients, opposing additional risks. recent research by the national association of boards of pharmacy found that more than 96% of sites offer a prescription drugs for sale are doing so it illegally. it creates a significant health risk for all americans. criminal activity does not end there. these road sites often look like legitimate websites that use valid method the pavemenpayment. people use them and intensely wit

i'm rob mckenna this year's president of the national association. it's my pressure to welcome all of my fellow ag's, our guests and members of the media to our spring meeting. first i'd like to introduce the color guard from the spin garn junior high school junior rotc who will conduct the ceremony. so please stand. ♪ [color guard] [color guard] >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [color guard] [color guard] [applause] [applause] >> so please be seated. again, thanks to the spin garn senior high school jotc for the color guard presentation. well done. we have 49 attorneys general attending this meeting seated alphabetically by state and territory around the table. and i'd like to take this opportunity to introduce two new attorneys general who were appointed to office early this year. please join me first in welcoming alaska's new attorney general, michael geragh

. >> reporter: he sent his footage to martha mckenna who runs a company that makes ads for democratic and found we could tell a very compelling story in 30 seconds using mitt romney's words. >> corporations are people, my friends. >> we made the ad in an afternoon. when stations opened the next business day, it was there at new hampshire at the stations. >> reporter: in addition to using oppo research to make ads to slam an opponent, it's standard practice to toss a story onto the web and watch the mainstream media run with it. >> how do we go from candidate a saying something at a doughnut shop in iowa at 9:00 in the morning, to having it on "the daily show" that night. walk me through how you get there. >> mitt romney is the gift that keeps on giving. >> beautiful backdrop, huh? >> reporter: traveling in south carolina in january, romney was answering questions about his taxes when he made a casual aside about income he'd made from speaker fees. >> and then i get speakers fees from time to time but not very much. >> reporter: american bridge did the quick math and saw that romney's

let me turn to general mckenna and perhaps you can share with us the experience of washington in theseareas and what are best practices you've come up with. >> well, first of all, for us, the basic -- you want to turn this on back there -- there it is. the first thing we had to do was, you know, just come up with the usage policy, and this is not all that different in, you know, in kind from the policy that develops e-mail, and the first lieu is the same for e-mail or any public resource which is no personal use. we have a fairly short policy distributed to you, a little under two pages long, and basically it says, look, you can't use it for perm use, sign an agreement if you decide to use social media for office use, and we want you to understand that there's no expectation of privacy in your use of internet resources. if you use them, you need to remember that the owners of those sites commonly monitor user activity and we in the offices reserve the right no monitor interpret usage of the employees of the office periodically. we check how people are using social media just as we chec

we're at mckenna's here in davis enjoying some of the great produce they have.hese guys are some of my favorites, tangerines. you know, citrus fruits in general are a big slice of the history of california. and researchers are working hard to ensure they're part of the future, as well. for more than century now, citrus has been a big part of the economy and identity of the golden state. and while everybody knows that florida has the nickname of being the orange state because of their citrus production, most of which goes into orange juice, by the way, california is actually the leading producer of fresh citrus fruit in the country. and that's why it's so important to find the best tasting piece of fruit, and that's also why all these people are here willing to spend the day being puckered up tasting citrus. that one was good. being puckered up is expected and even encouraged at the lindcove research and extension center nearby visalia. operated by the university of california system, there are 200 acres here that represent the more than 200,000 acres of citrus t

i'm seemingly this is harry mckenna, ceo of pfizer, getting a $99 billion golden parachute and $82 millionpension after a tenure share price plunge. they did nothing illegal. pfizer paid according to the contract that he may with its ceo. aaron spelling god's own acre mission to build his 56,000 square foot house. but the outcomes were inappropriate for time or place, not suited to the circumstances. they were unbecoming an unfitting. they were unseemly. a great deal of the public anger that lies in the occupy movement lies in the willingness of the upper new class to enforce codes of c. crony capitalism is much less often a matter of illegality and of unseemliness. a great deal of the wall street behavior that contributes a financial meltdown reflects a illegal behaviors, but unseemly once. and, of course, if you really want some egregious examples of unseemliness, you have nobody to look any five-mile radius from where we sit tonight. it's not new. the traffic of regular to my congress has always been like making sausage. but the growth in the size of the goodies that are now available m

thank you, attorneys general mckenna.ure to address my fellow members for the second time in the district of columbia. i'm sorry for the weather today but nine sure it's going to get warm and sunny in the next few days and that's not just because of the hot air of the introductions are about to make it in my first year as attorney-general we've been fortunate to have a very productive collaboration with many of you. we appreciate the perspective and the time given by the executive director and several attorneys general to inform our thinking on the challenges and opportunities we face now because our office is transitioning from an appointed attorney general to an elected attorney general which begins in 2014. in addition, we recognize and value the fine work by many of your offices on the amicus briefs and letters of the federal government and others we've been glad to join and that have helped the district have an ability to have its voice heard on the national matters and issue of particular importance to us in light o