i would also like to close at this meeting in memory of michael jury, also known as coffee picasso was a true talent. he was a songwriter, musician, and former educator. his ensembles had over 900 gays in the past two years performing at notable jazz clubs and restaurants over downtown and the fillmore district. through his passion in unique sound, it became a local treasure in the heart of the district, and especially at the shiva lounge and other jazz clubs in district 5. although this is a great loss to the community, he will always be remembered as a truthful servant in the spirit of music. we send our condolences to his wife, son, and extended family. supervisor farrell: first of all, i like to adjourn in memory of elaine mchewin. she was born and raised the wife of a late construction company executive. she is most well known as being instrumental in the growth of the san francisco museum of modern art. she became a trustee in to serve as board president from 89 to 95. among other events, she over straw long-term strategic plans for the third street location. she is survived by t

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. >> reporter: a jury convicted michael skakel in 2002 for the brutal 1975 killing that shook their exclusiveenwich, connecticut, neighborhood. police say skakel, a troubled youth from a wealthy and connected family blun edged moxley to death with a golf club. both were 15 at the time. the case went unsolved for 25 years, then in 2000, police arrested skakel, a nephew of the f kennedy's widow, ethel. after the publicized trial, moxley's mother shared her relief on "today." >> everyone said don't get your hopes up, nothing will happen. but, you know, we proved all these people have worked so long that if you stick with it, that you truly can find justice. >> reporter: lawyers who argued his trial was tainted by distorted media coverage and bad publicity did not argue innocence tuesday. instead, they said the trial should have happened in a juvenile courtroom where the maximum sentence would have been four years. >> looked at him having committed murder at that age and the jury verdict, he committed the murder when he was a child. >> i think about ms. moxley every single day. i actually pray to

. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant conrad robert murray guilty. >> reporter: two years after michael jackson died, jurors convicted his personal physician of involuntary manslaughter. weeks later a judge sentenced him. after eight years and thousands of casualties, the white house ordered virtually all troops out of iraq. >> it is good to know that i am a part of history, and it is good to know that i am leaving iraq a more stable country. >> mid-december, the death of yet another tyrant. authority korean state television reported the dear leader kim gung ill died of a massive heart attack. 2012 begins with a flurry of caucuses and primaries as politics returns to the spotlight for november's presidential election. and the pentagon, we will cover it all as it happens. shepherd smith, fox news. >> as we mentioned, the iowa caucus is just two days away and the final push is on. meantime, five of the presidential hopefuls have signed on in hopes of getting their names on the virginia ballot. joining us with more is larry sabato, the director of the university of virginia center for poli

the elections commissioner and normer michael proto. during jury he again told me he didn't do it. >> did you do anything wrong? >> no. >> did you forge any absentee ballots? >> no, i didn't. >> did you steal an election or try to steal one? >> as i told you before, no. >> in indiana another voter fraud trial starts tomorrow morning. republican secretary of state charlie white indiana topple election official faces 7 felony charges. he's accused of illegally registering to vote at his ex-wife's house. he is denied any wrong doing. joining us now is republican consultant dede and karen cast le is a democratic lawyer for the state's democratic party in indianapolis. thank you and welcome. mitt romney registerd from his son's basement and was in charge of felonies. how come this is different? >> in indiana you have to register where you intend to make your permanent residents. in this case charlie white moved into a con minudominium in janu and february of 2010. told the world he told the federal government he told his mortgage lender, he told everyon

johnathan robey and 22-year-old thomas robey, along with 48-year-old michael grimes were arrested by state police today. a grand jury in carroll county indicted him on thursday. police say the man assaulted 26-year-old craig meyers back in august at a bar in keymar. meyers later died of his injuries. the investigation continues into the murder of a woman found dead yesterday by firefighters battling a blaze in her east baltimore home. police say an autopsy revealed that 84-year-old mary heinz had been stabbed multiple times. the cause of the fire remains under investigation but fire investigators have not found anything suspicious about the fire at the home on biddle street. spurred by that fire, baltimore city firefighters went on a city wide smoke alarm sweep today. they visited homes installing and testing alarms and educating residents about fire safety. the smoke alarm is the single most life-saving device in the home. in the past they concentrated on a neighborhood where there had been a fire but now they're expanding an investigation across the city. >> we feel now if there's a death in the city due to a fire

. >> reporter: a jury convicted michael skakel in 2002 for the brutal 1975 killing that shook their greenwich, connecticut, neighborhood. police say skakel, a troubled youth bludgeoned moxley to death with a golf club. both were 15 at the time. the case went unsolved for 25 years. in 2000 police arrested skakel, a nephew of ethel kennedy. moxley's mother shared her relief on "today." >> for years everyone said nothing would happen. everyone said, don't get your hopes up. but, you know, we have proved all these people have worked so long that if you stick with it you truly can find justice. >> reporter: lawyers who argued his trial was tainted by distorted media coverage and bad publicity didn't argue innocence tuesday. instead they said the trial should have happened in a juvenile courtroom with a maximum sentence of four years. >> they looked at him as having committed a murder at that age. when, in fact, according to the jury verdict he committed the murder when he was a child. >> i pray for mrs. moxley every single day. i actually pray for her daughter every day. >> reporter: martha's fami

john robey and his two sons along with 48-year-old michael grimes were arrested by state police yesterday. a grand jury indicted them thursday. police say the men assaulted 26-year-old craig myers in august at a bar in keymar. myers later died of his injuries. >> a woman found dead by firefighters battling a blaze in her home. police reveal that mary hines was stabbed before her home burned down. fire officials have been going to homes installing smoke tenthors across the sfi. >> we feel now if there is a death in the city due to a fire, we would like to be made all citizens of baltimore aware and make sure that the citizens have working smoke alarms. why firefighters were install a smoke alarm for free in your house. >> interstate 65 will be closed between quarantine road. reporter sheldon dutes has more on what drivers can expect. >> this driver is no stranger to the i-65 draw bridge. >> every couple weeks or so when i have to do shopping over on richy highway it is the easiest way to get there from here. >> current workers replace the decks of the aging bridge, the draw bridge will be shut down betw

jury that started this. they were the ones that came back all those years ago and said this was an unprovoked racist attack. >> michael mansfield giving his reaction to the sentencing of those two men, gary dobson and david norris. we will leave that story now and move on to other stories. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the long race in the republican party to find a candidate to challenge barack obama in november's presidential election has begun in a pretty dramatic fashion. the first test in the state of iowa, former massachusetts governor mitt romney snatched a victory, but just eight votes ahead of the onetime outsiders, and rick santorum -- onetime outsiders, rick santorum. here are the figures. joining me now from washington with more on this story is roger. i suppose you could call this a tactical victory for mitt romney. what are the implications? >> a technical victory, but respectively a two-way tie. mitt romney was the presumed national front-runner. he is seen as strong on the economy, but also as something of a moderate republican. he did win, but only 24% of the vote

michael cardozo says it is not what will when the trial. >> >> the arrest warrant indicates police obtained a videotape of the wife shelley a neighbor the bruise. >> cardoso says the juryill have a tough time convecting on a child endangerment as well as the dissuading it with the stars. remember, lopez is not being cooperative with the prosecution and all that works in the favor of the sheriff. if >>pam: if this is the victim who was brutally beaten by a group of young man almost two years ago. chronic tappers and jump him just after he got off of the muni train. he died a few months later. now, a $100,000 reward is being offered for entrance and essays that and added he remains in custody as police look for a motive. in oakland, police say they know who killed a 19 year old man earlier this month. isaac white was cut down outside his home on east 25th. cajon new-line as shooter. did the shooting was gang-related. still ahead, nearly 100 cats were victims of animal cruelty in oakland hi, how. the governor delivers the state of the state and the tough decisions he system the unseeded the academy. plus, a new look at the cruise ship disaster off the coast of italy and w

. >> 52-year-old john robey and his sons jonathan and toms and michael grimes were arrested by state police yesterday. a grand jury indicted them all on thursday. police say the men assaulted 26-year-old craig myers back in august in a bar in keymar and that myers later died of his injuries. >> the investigation continues into the murder of a woman who died of her injuries. mary hines had been stabbed to death before her home burned down. spurred by that, firefighters went on a city-wide smoke alarm sweep. they visited homes and educated rezzdefpblgts about fire safety. in the past, we -- they visited homes and educated residents about fire safety. >> we wanl to make sure all residents are safe. >> city residents can call 311 and the city will install a smoke detector in your home. >> 11 news reporter sheldon dutes has more on what drivers can expect. >> every couple weeks or so, i have to do smopping over on richy highway. that is the easiest way to get there from here. have for the next 10 weeks, it will not be easy >> the dray bridge has been here the past 35 years, and construction crews are working to repair

michael jackson when he died. now the doctor is locked up, found guilty of inwill have unary manslaughter. >> we, the jury, in thendant, conrad robert murray guilty and sentenced to 48 months. >> best american student freed from an italian prison after being jailed for four years, amanda knox. >> knox, amanda, is free. >> there aren't that many stories when you see people from all over the world so curious. >> still, the trial of the year goes to casey anthony. >> that woman made me angry. the whole case made me angry. >> after endless testimony about the disappearance of her little girl caylee and a string of soap operalike witness testimony, the verdict was clearly not what many expected. >> as to the charge of first-degree murder, verdict as to count one, we, the jury, find the defendant not guilty. verdict as to count two, we, the jury, find the defendant not guilty. verdict as to count three, we, the jury, find the defendant not guilty. >> i think that everybody knows she's guilty. i think everybody thinks they know she's guilty, but to the letter of the law was there a shadow of a doubt? >> yeah. >> so many

michael jackson when he died. that case captivated viewers for weeks. now the doctor is locked up, found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. >> we, the jury, find the defendantonrad murray guilty. >> and sentenced to 48 months in the gray bar hilton. >> best american student freed from an italian prison after being jailed for four years, amanda knox. >> people cared about what happened to amanda knox. there aren't that many stories where you see people from all over the world so curious. >> still the trial of the year goes to casey anthony. >> that woman made me angry. >> after weeks of testimony about her little girl caylee and soap opera testimony, the verdict clearly was not what people expected. >> verdict as to count one, we the jury find the defendant not guilty, verdict as to count two, we find the defendant not guilty. verdict as to count three, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> i think everybody knows she's guilty, everybody thinks they know she's guilty but to the letter of the law was there a shadow of a doubt? yeah. >> so many people wanted justice for that little girl obviously a lot of people were surprised by that verdict. >> i did

jury found evidence. fox 5's paul wagner has the story. >> shortly after donald gates was released from prison in december of 2009, michael, a prosecutor in the u.s. attorney's office was asked to examine cases that may have been tainted with faulty evidence and testimony provided by the fbi. according to an affidavit filed on january 20, 229 cases had been examined and the task force has not identified any other defendant with a viable claim actual innocence. donald gates was sent to prison for the murder of 21-year-old katherine schilling who was killed on the banks of rock creek as she walked home from work the night of june 22, 1981. police say she was raped and shot. there was no dna back then, but gates was convicted by testimony of forensic evidence so strong the prosecutor said in an e-mail to the defense, the hair match was the key. without the hair testimony, i doubt we would have gotten the conviction. gates maintained his innocence from the very beginning. and was exonerated after d.c. detective found dna evidence at the medical examiner's office. >> mr. gates is fighting to prove that he's innocent of this crime since the mom

jury selection started in the case 25-year-old edwin ramos charged with murdering 48-year- old tony and his two sons, 20- year-old michael and 16-year- old matthew. prosecutors say he mistook one of them for a rival gang member. police also say they had a lot of contact with ramos as a juvenile for drugs and violent crime but the former sanctuary law wouldn't let them report him to immigration. >> this is obviously a case that brings a lot of emotions and a very tragic case, the family was obviously destroyed. >> reporter: today attorneys started questioning potential jurors a pool of about 1300 people. it's expected to take at least a few weeks to seat a jury. >> chp crews on the scene of a big accident that shut down a stretch of highway. it flipped over just after 2:30. this video shows the hundreds of card board boxes that spilled from the truck onto the side of the road. traffic has been blocked in both directions and is expected to remain blocked off until 7:00 tonight. now the driver was able to get out safely and appeared to have only minor injuries. >> now to election 2012. republicans hoping to battle the presi

jury find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: conrad murray has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter for causing michael jackson's faces four years behind bars. after nearly four years of i am prisonment, american amanda knox won her freedom and vindication in italy. >> thank you to everyone. my family is the most important thing to me right now. i just want to go be with them. >> reporter: this was the moment that altered the course of japanese history. >> the monster quake thought to be the largest in japan's history triggered a ferocious series of tsunamis. a fire at this large oil refinery was out of control. >> a 6.0 aftershock as clean-up continues in the quake zone. the dai-ichi nuclear plant was knocked out once again. reactor three is spewing smoke. >> reporter: those who managed to survive are terrified by the prospect of a radiation disaster. >> in this part of japan, there are not enough living to take care of the dead. ♪ i'm looking at everything ♪ i'm coming from a better place ♪ ♪ i think absolutely different ♪ >> reporter: american hikers who were held by iran are back home now. >> i take you as m

jury was made aware of this coercion. >> although some witnesses from the trial supported the prosecution's version of the shooting, two who were closest were not. one of the withins was michaelillon. >> after giving the statement on the night of the shooting, he was picked up by police officers, night and day until he changed his statement. >> the dobbs ferry detectives kept asking me to do the same questions over and over again. >> here's what dylan told police. >> to my best recollection, the black guy was swinging the bat at the older male when the shots were fired. >> the jury never heard that. dylan testified that he was not swinging the bat. another key witness who refused to change his story and was not called to testify was james white. >> they told me other people said this and that and i said but i'm not interested in what other people said. i'm telling you what i saw and this is the truth. >> white was standing in the deli and he saw charles campbell not as victim, but as aggressor. >> they're held him down only as long as it took for him to cease attacks. once he did that, they would let him up. >> white said that's when campbell got the bat, swinging at the elde

jury couldn't reach a verdict against taylor. >>> a former massachusetts dentist who admitted to using paper clips during root canals to save money is going to jail. dr. michael clare now lives in crofton, maryland. he is no longer licensed to practice, anywhere, in the united states. -- practice anywhere in the united states. he pleaded guilty last month to assault and fraud and battery and medicare. today, he was sentenced to one year in jail. >>> one candidate is surging on the eve of the florida primary. >> a leader of the republican party explaining himself after comparing president obama to the can't of the crashed cruise ship. >>> and life returning to normal for some virginia students in the wake of the east coast earthquake. gary. >>> and thank you, sean. listen, i know it's pretty cold today. you just wait until you see the next few days on our fox five- day forecast. we'll take a first look at the forecast and that is all coming up straight after the break. stay with us. the news will continue.  . >> the republican presidential candidates are spread across florida appealing to voters. the primary is tomorrow. right now, the forecast looks g

michael coren. thank you for being back with us. i want to pick up with what the father told the jury at the trial.e hear this often in these honor killing cases e. got up there and swore on the koran to tell the truth and then said to kill someone you can't regain your honor. in our religion a person who kills his wife or daughter, there is nothing more dishonorable, and yet that is not really true. if you are a radical islamist you may in fact be very much in favor of this principle of honor killing. >> there is something within islam, it's a way the muslims are allowed -- when i say muslims it sounds as though i'm condemning all people. believe me that is not what i'm saying. within islam a muslim is allowed to lie, to tell an even truth to an infidel, to a nonbeliever in defense of his religion for himself to defend himself or herself from injury or pain or in cars ration. this is established. any solar, speak to some christian arabs, they will tell you this is certainly the case. he lied constantly. for him there was no problem. there was no difficulty in putting his hand on the koran, the hol

michael i've got to go. very, very good having you. we'll have you back on monday or tuesday as we expect the case to go to the jury today.ery much. an italian cruise line that ran aground has decided how much they are willing to pay people for hours of fear and terror. we'll tell you. megyn: dramatic new pictures showing the cruise ship costa condoria moments before it bee gone to sink. you can see life boats in the sea off the coast of tuscan, italy. people wearing bright orange life jackets, desperately trying to escape. sadly, at least 16 people died. more and dozen remain missing. and now we are hearing that the owner, carnival cruise corporation is offering about $14,000 to the survivors for lost baggage and psychological trauma. adam shapiro of the fox business network has more. >> reporter: that's correct it's $14,416 to be exact for noninjured passengers, megyn. if they choose to accept this settlement they would be done, they would not take part in the claims, the legal lawsuits which have been filed already here in the united states, one in chicago, as well as in italy, and this was a deal negotiated between co