from interrogation a separate group of law enforcement terry gaiters came in and then delivered a miranda warning after which he continued to cooperate and give more statements so this raises a lot of new questions about the administration's take on civilian trials versus military commissions on detention policies and of course on guantanamo bay so joining me from our studio in new york to discuss this is scott horn. contributing editor on legal and national security matters for harper's magazine scott thanks so much it's a pleasure to have you back on the show so apparently the obama administration now is decided that instead of taking people to get mo they want to interrogate us keep them on a navy vessel in international waters and do that but is that actually legal. well i think there's still some question about that in fact we have to know a lot more facts to have a clear answer and the administration itself has been saying to congress that it feels it does need a clear legislative detention authority which suggests that they're concerned right now that they don't have the legislativ

especially miranda lambert. how about one more song? wants a fight well now he's got one he ain't seen me crazy yet ♪ ♪ slapped my face and he shook me like a rag doll don't that sound like a real man ♪ ♪ i'm gonna show him what a little girl's made of gunpowder & lead ♪ ♪ well it's half past ten, another six pack in i can feel the rumble like the cold black wind ♪ ♪ he pulls in the drive gravel throughs ♪ ♪ well he don't know what's waiting here this time ♪ >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning, the time is 8:56. baden with aisa look at traffic. >>> you want to go to the n shore, we had a minor bay bridge. it is completely gone and we had a delay. how that traffic is handling that. it is clearing out nicely. it is less than a 5-minute wait pay your money and go across the bridge. take you to virginia no wadinge is the 14th street bridge and beautiful off the the district to pentagon northbound 395 and the third street tunnel. but brightin now.ine right the clouds are quickly a showerg and we have from the northe

especially miranda lambert. how about one more song? a fight well now he's got one he ain't seen me crazy yet ♪ ♪ slapped my face and he shook me like a rag doll don't that sound like a real man ♪ ♪ i'm gonna show him what a little girl's made of gunpowder & lead ♪ ♪ well it's half past ten, another six pack in i can feel the rumble like the cold black wind ♪ ♪ he pulls in the drive gravel throughs ♪ ♪ well he don't know what's waiting here this time ♪ >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >>> good morning. we are dealing with a stormy day possible out there so with that, we have a slash flood wap and that's in effect through tonight and that's for all areas here shaded in grep. reason why is we have the potential for flooding. look at the moisture that we have in the atmosphere. you can see the dark greens here. 71 for dew point in baltimore. more of the same into dc. check out easton now. 77 the dew point is almost 8 06789 it's just miserable. into easton and with all th

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alfredo miranda nos opositores al llamado acta de ensuenho de maryland anunciaron la entrega de las .. firmas requeridas para dejar sin efecto la ley que permitiria que estudiantes indocumentados accedan a universidades del estado de maryland pagando una matricula similar a los estudiantes del estado. sot las ..firmas tendran que ser verificadas por el comite É estatal de elecciones hats ale venidero 20 de julio. patrocinadores de la ley y activistas dicen que seguiran de cerca la verificacion de las firmas. sot en caso de que la juntanelectoral certifique la validez de la obtencion de las firmas, la aprobada ley tendra que esperar hasta los resultados del referendum a realizarse el del anho 2012. asimosmo, se anuncia que comenzara una intensa batalla para convencer a los votantes de las bondades que esta ley trepresenta para el estado de maryland. sot. la ley de ensuenho de maryland fue aprobada por la asamblea legislativa y firmada por el gobernador el pasado mes y ten

. >> melissa, did you read him his miranda rights before you got started?ain circumstances, law enforcement officers are required to read a suspect his miranda rights before any pertinent questioning is done. the key elements of the miranda rights are the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. franklin's lawyer told court tv that since these rights were not read to him by melissa, that his confession was null and void. >> we feel that the statement was taken under duress and without his proper warnings of his constitutional rights. >> did you worry? because we've all seen cases of where miranda rights weren't read, so all the work that detectives and prosecutors do is for naught. >> you're right. it could be for naught. that was a risk we took. >> the defense also argued that franklin should have had an attorney present, but their biggest objection was not to how franklin's statement was taken but to how the person taking his statement looked. >> the defense claimed that he was manipulated by your charm and good looks. >> he might have been. i

. >> reporter: miranda's mother trista cruz died one month after miranda was born.lived with her grandmother. but her mother was married to donald coleman, a registered sex offender. coleman had to register because he married trista who was only 14 at the time, and pregnant. >> a young girl, fell in love, a thing that happened. >> reporter: coleman had been separated from the mother for years after he learned that miranda was not his child. but coleman is by law considered miranda's legal guardian. >> i was absolutely appalled, very concerned for the well-being of this little girl. >> reporter: state representative janet adkins wants to change the law so it doesn't happen again. >> we will work with the department to try to figure out where the loopholes are in the law. >> reporter: miranda's biological father is not giving up. >> i want her back here with me or back with her grandma. that's all i want. i love her and daddy's going to be there for her. >> reporter: and now miranda's grandmother is appealing the court's ruling. >> the judge has gave him custody. or g

first of all, miranda -- a violation of miranda rights results in a suppression of any statement. nothing less. before you can show there was a violation of miranda you have to show it was custodial interrogation. whatever statement was or was not admitted as a result of a proposed miranda violation i doubt that will sway the jury. i think what you will be looking for on appeal is possibly ineffective assistance of counsel for giving that come thg statement and utterly failing to deliver on it. in closing he can't even refer to that because you can't refer to things in the closing statement that weren't parts of the testimony and evidence in the trial. jamie: i practiced in florida florida, and i got to give a report card to this judge. but i want to ask your opinion, too. boy, did he keep control of this courtroom. he moved this case along. even work saturday and sunday after holiday weekend, even today. what do you think? >> it's completely appropriate and you are right. he kept the parameters clear in this case the whole way through. he made sure things were not going to get ou

. >> i'm nannette miranda, a state senator makes a move to overturn california's fire fighting tax. ♪e announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serving. 40daily value of fiber. i'm here in the downtown area where the crowd is growing. [ female announcer ] watching calories at breakfast never tasted this sweet... i'll go get my bowl. [ female announcer ] ...or this huge. new fiber one 80 calories. yes, you can actually love breakfast. >>> welcome back everyone. in norway the king and queen along with hundreds of other people are attending a service of sorrow and hope in oslo for the victims of friday's attack that killed 92 people and injured 97overs. the back-to-back car bombings in oslo and shooting spree at summer camp have shaken norway to its core. 32-year-old norwegian man confessed to the killings. here is the latest. >> reporter: from the mind of a mass murderer, a video released on youtube hours before his murderous rampage. forcing european conservatives to embrace martyrdom. >> it was gruesome having to commit these acts but they were necessary. >> reporter: we're lear

. >> so he's read his miranda rights prior to discussing it. >> you understand your miranda rights as i read them to you? >> yeah. >> so what happened? >> told him -- >> so he didn't leave and why did you tell him to leave? >> he robbed from my cellmate. >> he was stealing from the unit and other people, as well so you banged him up. why did you do it so badly? >> i can't answer that question. you know? it went on for a while. >> you guys took breaks. >> i didn't take breaks. >> true. you were the one -- the other two were taking breaks. all right, but why so long? you know what i mean? >> i lost the concept of time. >> well, basically, you know -- yeah, it was pretty bad. you're probably going to do 30. i can't imagine in terms of you not doing 30 in terms of segregation. all right. thank you. >> 30 days in segregation could be the least of espinoza's problems. should the d.a. decide to proceed with criminal prosecution, if convicted, espinoza could potentially face eight years in state prison. >> so was it worth it? >> tired of being in here. put me in a cage and i'm turning into a

in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc 7 news. >>> two teenagers apparently confessed to starting a fire that gutted a trace elementary school -- gutted rather trace elementary school in san jose a year ago. the fire destroyed 16 classrooms and caused $16 million in damage. according to documents released to the mercury news the teenagers said they started the fire by using a blow torch on a garbage can and set fire to some card board. they are being tried as adults. >>> no good deed ever goes unpunished should never be true but unfortunately today it3b(v. a man was shot in the head his wife and his children. he is now on life support. >> reporter: known simply as brother john and just about everyone out here knows him. at least once a week, brother john and his wife and their two young daughters pass out home cooked meals to east oakland's homeless. >> he used to stop right in the middle of the road and give you food. >> he came out here and feed us. fries and fried fish. >> the meal of fish served in the shadow of the bart tracks and out of the back of brother john's van may be his las

. >> isabel miranda de la sesiona alto al secuestro dijo frente a los gobernadores y el presidente de Éste tiene tantos procesados y tantas sentencias por tan pocos casos reportados. >> a su sobrino lo secuestraron. el joven de 21 aÑos de edad resultÓ muerto 5 dÍas despuÉs. >> el asesinato de mi sobrino es responsabilidad de la procuradurÍa, lo digo así porque es cÓmplice de la procuradurÍa por omisiÓn. >> el consejo acordÓ atacar con mayor contundencia del delito de secuestro creando unidades especializadas de la policÍa. >> los delitos que mÁs afectan a la mayorÍa de los mexicanos son el robo, la extorsiÓn el secuestro. el gobierno de mÉxico se ha puesto como meta reducir estos delitos en los prÓximos meses. >> la tormenta tropical ha estado azotando hoy a 20 estados de mÉxico aunque no llegÓ a categorÍa de huracÁn provocÓ inundaciones. se debiliat a medida estÁ en tierra. cuando regresamos, el juicio por la muerte ?@?@ ooyk1zpÑw >> la madre acusado de asesinar a su hija de dos aÑos el juico llega a su final. la acusada decidido no declarar. >> contratÓ a las teorÍas que circularon

i want to talk about specifically police participation and i would like to ask lieutenant miranda. what do you think it would take to have more gun buy backs? >> if i can say one thing. i want to commend john tores. i think he's doing a wonderful job. he's doing a lot of intervention. i will be quick. i have a quick story for you. when this first started. with john tores. it was like someone was drawing a line. it was police department on one side. crn's on one side. correct me if i am wrong. what are they going to say? who is going to retailiate. after the first meeting. we started to each other. again, it's not a perfect world. neither are the police. i think john has done a great job. i know he needs more crn's. the more input he gets will be fantastic. >> thank you lieutenant. >> you know lieutenant, thank you for bringing that back up. we have something that is actually working. so, why don't we expand the crn program? just expand something that is working. who here. i don't want to pick on anybody. who can come up with a solution to expand something that is working? we have p

'miranda'/deportar on a su hermano 7:26:00 la policía de san josé lo levantó y lo deportó, lo entregó pocos dias.. para la polica de san jos los dos agentes son un apoyo gratis a su lucha en contra del crimen organizado y las pandillas.. s.o.t. 11:03:00 so, no es nada mas para pandilleros creo que eso es algo que lo maquillan pero la realidad es que están atacando nuestra comunidad inmigrante.. s.o.t. jason dwyer/portavoz, policía de san josé 1:15:00 there will be no administrative immigration enforcement on my watch. el portavoz de la polica dijo que el jefe le advirti a i.c.e que no permitir deportaciones administrativas a travs de su departamento y recalc que el pblico no tiene por que temer.. los activistas preferirian que la polica se desligue de todo contacto con inmigracin.. s.o.t. 11:38:00 los paran por alguna infracción pero ellos son el medio para que las personas sean deportadas.. s.o.t. 11:22:00 es algo que han hecho, pero que ahora con estos dos agentes es mucho más fácil y mucho más rápido la deportacion de nuestras familias.. cu - peluffo el jefe de la polica estaba hoy

>> jimmy: congratulations, you're happily married to miranda lambert, who i love. [ cheers and applausehere. look at this, bride and groom. [ audience aws ] >> it proves it really happened. >> jimmy: definitely did. where did you guys have the wedding? >> down in a town called bernie, texas. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: oh. >> bernie, texas. >> jimmy: yeah, i've been there. >> don't act like you've heard of bernie. >> jimmy: no. where is bernie, texas? you made that up. >> we made that town up just to have the wedding. >> jimmy: famous for the wedding. do you live over there? >> no, we live in oklahoma. tissumingo, oklahoma. [ cheers ] oh, bull crap again. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where is that? >> that's uh -- it's in oklahoma. >> jimmy: oh, that makes sense, yeah. >> i don't know. it's in the southern part of oklahoma. >> jimmy: you had a crazy fun wedding. for food, you served -- you wanna -- yeah -- >> oh, okay. i thought you were telling -- >> jimmy: no it's like mad-libs. i give you food. >> great. just like the game. y'all were nailing them. we had some -- i know what you're getting at, th

'miranda'/deportar on a su hermano 7:26:00 la policía de san josé lo levantó y lo deportó, lo entregóción en pocos dias.. para la polica de san jos los dos agentes son un apoyo gratis a su lucha en contra del crimen organizado y las pandillas.. s.o.t. 11:03:00 so, no es nada mas para pandilleros creo que eso es algo que lo maquillan pero la realidad es que están atacando nuestra comunidad inmigrante.. s.o.t. jason dwyer/portavoz, policía de san josé 1:15:00 there will be no administrative immigration enforcement on my watch. el portavoz de la polica dijo que el jefe le advirti a i.c.e que no permitir deportaciones administrativas a travs de su departamento y recalc que el pblico no tiene por que temer.. los activistas preferirian que la polica se desligue de todo contacto con inmigracin.. s.o.t. 11:38:00 los paran por alguna infracción pero ellos son el medio para que las personas sean deportadas.. s.o.t. 11:22:00 es algo que han hecho, pero que ahora con estos dos agentes es mucho más fácil y mucho más rápido la deportacion de nuestras familias.. take sot - animated open cu --buenas

capital correspondent nannette miranda has more on the foster youth. >> for nearly a decade the stateof california has provided transitional housing that age out of the foster care system on their 18th birthday. it's credited with improving young adult lives by reducing homelessness and finding jobs and keeping them out of jail. her apartment is sparse but without a family who knows where she would be. >> i don't know. >> those housing programs is incredibly valuable resource. but in the studio with me right now is darrell evora, president and ceo of family services. thank you for being here. the organization has been around it a long time. we're trying to educate people about the foster system, what does it do? >> we are a nonprofit social service mental health agency. you mentioned we're close to 150 years old. we serve about 20,000 children in crisis and their family members in all across the state every year. we have five service hubs, one here in the bay area, one in the capitol region, sacramento and surrounding counties. l.a., san bernardino and then a statewide foster family a

and nannette miranda joins us from sacramento with more. >> the cdc have estimated one in 110 children have an autism disorder in california took a step today to, that could approve their care. >> our parents and kids getting help they need? >> several years after a blue ribbon commission pointed out problems california parents face when raising a child with autism. they continue to be frustrated with the system. >> the problems families face are worse, not better. carry yirs -- carriers refuse to provide coverage. >> one of the services health insurers refuse to cover is abaa plied behavioral nal sis. a effective treatment helping children with autism learn to live happy lives. but insurance plans consider that he had x, not a covered medical benefit. and say regulateors can't make them pay the bills related to this therapy. >> we believe they're trying to compel plans to pay for aba. >> just as select committee on autism was examining the problem, the department of managed health care announced it's reached a settlement with blue shield and anthem blue cross to begin covering aba wit

but first, nannette miranda filed this report in june about the unemployment rate dropping 11.7% from 12.4%. >> the jobs is a mixed bag. good news, unemployment rate fell again to 11.7%. that is a drop almost a full percentage point since 2011 begin. it was higher in april. a much more positive picture an year ago when the jobless rates was at a near high of 12.5%. but for aircraft mechanic the bag nude. an employer shed 29,000 jobs in may, he was among those that got a pink slip but because of his unique skills. >> it's not too bad for me but a guy coming out of prison or people getting laid off from $8 janitorial job, where are you going to find another job? >> what we're experiencing right now. >> a drop in unemployment along with the job loss happens for one reason, people quit looking. >> they don't think they can find a job so they drop out. in order to be unemployed you have to be actively looking for work. >> it continues to drag on the economy and public sector deals with shrinking budgets. >> there is one bright spot. the information sector, not only did it add jobs but had

. >>> giving birth recently to her son, flynn, miranda kerr wanted a natural childbirth. with no drugs. when asked on australian tv if she ever wavered, she said looking over in pain at husband orlando bloom, he is the one that shouted give me the epidural. >>> finally, newlyweds prince william and the duchess of cambridge apparently meant it when they say they want to live normal lives. people.com reports last weekend they went to a regular public multiplex theater in wales to see "bridesmaids" and apparently twitter was all abuzz. and have some jujubees. >>> and this comes to us from beauford, wyoming, where one man has turned the nation's smallest town into a big-time tourist attraction. in the tiny wyoming town it's don's way or the highway. literally. he is the sole resident of buford, a town that sits just off interstate 80. thousands have made a pit stop with a population of just one and they quickly learned don wears many hats. you can tune in to this morning's "today show" to get a closer look at what life is like for the resident who runs the town. everything ab

miranda or something? they just did what they want and it was the first time that somebody had taken my body and had physically done something with me -- except raimondi, a different category. [laughter] they put me and handcuffs and they did all of that. so i wrote about it. my lawyer, she was also a teacher. she encouraged me to tell my story. the next week, the assignment in class, it was to talk about -- writing about an experience of injustice. i was ready to send this. i did not think anything of it, but she said that people should know about your story. i sent it to somebody. the editor from "the new york times" called me and said that it was a lot of racy for them. but people just kept running in, i got letters in from brothers and death row. we are reading your article. we are glad what you are saying. they will not believe us. you have all of these degrees. next week, mike wallace calls me for an interview. i was talking to ms. colvin earlier. she said the media has a certain way to take people a

. >>> giving birth recently to her son, flynn, miranda kerr wanted a natural childbirth with no drugsked on australian tv if she ever wavered, she said looking over in pain at her husband, orlando bloom, he shouted out, give me the epidural. >>> and finally, newlyweds prince william and the duchess of cambridge apparently meant it when they said they want to live normal lives. people.com reports last weekend they went to a regular public multiplex theater in wales to see "bridesmaids." i would feel so guilty -- getting up to go to the bathroom or get popcorn -- excuse me, excuse me. >> you're probably trying to guess what they had? >> jujubees. >> stay tuned, "way too early" is coming up next. >>> the news corp. hacking scandal is beginning to look like the summer's biggest blockbuster. you had a bribery scandal and now testimony before parliament, including james and rupert murdoch. they're going to be up there today. the question is bigger will the skantdal get. >>> president obama threadening to veto a bill on the debt ceiling. the question is, two weeks left until this august dead

miranda lambert in our summer concert series, live. come on down.me back tomorrow, go to central park. >> miranda lambert, a newlywed, you know. yes, only about a month or two, right? >> yeah. >> just got married to blakeke >> i'm loving this. >> i love this. >> where? >> well, it's not exotic. been to boston, north carolina, at the met. we got in trouble. >> having a good time here. >> good time, with flat stephanie. >>> also coming up, we'll visit a family who has a little boy who has a rare and mysterious illness where he can only eat four foods to survive. this is a life-and-death issue. what causes this disease? and how is this family coping with it? we'll find out in just a few minutes. is he the cutest thing? oh, my goodness. >>> you're going to talk about something that's all electronic owners struggle with. >> i had no idea it would be such controversy among us. we all had our opinions on this. what you do when your appliances go on the fritz? repair? replace? >> yes. >> so casual. so, what happens when good appliances go bad? we could save

. >> esa respuesta fue chazada de manera tajante por catalino miranda uno de los empresarios mÁs importantese paÍs. >> busc culpables cuesta. >> por eso estamos como estamos. pagando impuestos ilÍcitos que solo el aÑo pasado sobrepasaron los trece millones de dÓlares y viendo morir a gente honrada ante la ineficacia de los jueces y scales. >> no solo de la policÍa sino por parte de la fiscalÍy algunos jueces al no llevar a los reos en los tiempos adecuado quedan en bertad y no importando que an criminales y asesinos de su pueblo. >> el gremio del transporte asegura que no seha esclecido la muerte ningÚn motorista por eso dicen que los derechos manos el sistema judicial pareciera que estÁn en contra de ellos. >> las leyes estÁn de cabeza aquÍ. si uno se defiende lo que pasa aquÍes que a uno lo meten preso. por defenderse por un muchachito de trece aÑos... >> va a pagar. >> lo remen de manera simple el delincuente no teme porque no se le castiga. >> la ciudadanÍa estÁ viviendo un drama humano todos los dÍas. por otro la, la poca gente que se captura se pone adelante de los juec y los sueltan t

we'll continue to follow that story and reaction coming out of florida all miranda warning long for you. >>> at 4:53 the ross valley sanitation district is raising rates for customers. going up between 42% and 66% for customers. lark spur residents will pay $864 a year now. that's up $272. all other property owners will pay an additional $118 a year which makes the annual cost $638. the rate increase is retroactive to the beginning of this month. >>> new technology is being installed at airports that could help to improve privacy at security check points. new body scanners will show a generic outline of a passengers body instead of a naked image. it was tested in las vegas last february. whole body imaging screens have been criticized and called invasive. the new technology will be used in 40 airports across the country. >>> san francisco municipal transit agency could name new director today. he led the city department public works since 2008. the san francisco municipal tank sit agency close to naming new director but would not confirm its choice. there is a news conference set for 10

i said, "miranda, i saw a poster of hannah montana. it was, like, as big as a wall." and she said, "well, how big was the wall?" and i had not specified this. so that is a skepticism of information because she's trying to receive information and make sense of it. that's all a scientist does. and i gave information insufficient enough for her to make sense of it. and if that ever stops, you end up growing up as an adult that just believes whatever anybody tells you, like, "microwave ovens are bad for you." >> hinojosa: oh, god. >> okay? >> hinojosa: why did you bring that... okay, listen. >> you just believe that because somebody told you, rather than thinking about it. there are microwaves all around us. cell phones use microwaves, radar detectors. >> hinojosa: let's not use the last minute that we have for you to tell me how i made the wrong decision. >> okay. >> hinojosa: so in the 30 seconds we have left... >> i don't want you to stick >> hinojosa: when you see a young person what do you want... 30 seconds, you tell them, "i want you to look at the world like this,

candidato Único para enfrentarse a chÁvez quien va adelante en las encuestas es el gobernadodel estado de miranda caracas. gobernador, gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> muchas gracias,1 placer en saludarte. >> ¿que sabe usted sobre la salud de chÁvez? supimos al igual que todos que tuvo un tumor, ¿quÉ tipo de cÁncer es? >> no tengo los detalles, tengo una declaraciÓn que ha dado el propio presidente, yo no quisra entrar en una polÉmica o un debate sobre lo que es la salud del presidente de la repÚblica, Él de mantener informadoa los pero la brasil deseÓ independientemente de la visiÓn polÍtica nuestra procesiÓn frente al gobierno nacional es que el presidente tenga una pronta recuperaciÓn. y mantener al pueblo informado desde su gobino. >> por quÉ el hermetismo? >> habÍa que egtÁrselo al presidente, cada quien tiene su estilo, como gobernador si me llegara a enfermar el estado que gobierno que viven 3 millones de personas tendrÍan todo le de saber cuÁl es mi conciÓn de salud, ese es el deber ser del ejercicio del gobierno, el gobierno debe haar permanentemente con la verdad para que no exista e

detainees went on to be released without charges after years of torment he spoke to former detainee miranda couldna who says that he was the victim of sadistic torture methods but full interview coming up in about fifteen minutes time right here on alt. i saw many people got killed on the culture in common so. i was one of those sorts of survive those kind of closure on myself they used electroshocks because i would not sign papers. i was forced to agree that i may be a member or not you want to go and eyes and lots even really i didn't know what their time. used to be when they asked me what i tried and tried to do and i said i'm not a member of them and they brought me papers prost me to sign i refused and that's why. they're forced me to write me to sign or make you sign by electoral electroshocks another time the foreseeable it was a few minutes long on the water boarding another time they hang on chains i had chains on my hands and i was hanging on the ceiling there was pulling me on the ceiling with a chain and you into my feet used to be over the floor and i had no clothes on so i wa

abc 7's nannette miranda explains why. >> reporter: the latest rate hike by some of the largest insurersffects 1.5 million callins mostly small business and individual pollly holders. the jump ranges from a small, 3%, to a whopping 92%. for some customers it's the third rate hike in less than a year. >> i have the authority now to reject excessive rate hikes for auto, homeowners insurance, but not health insurance. >> the industry says the rise in rates plea ree flekts a rise in costs, including hospitalizations and testing. >> i said i was willing to take that risk. >> premiums have gotten so bad this, 56-year-old decided $700 a month just for herself was too expensive and cancelled her health insurance. >> i didn't really understand why they would go up to much. there was no change in my health status. and i wasn't getting any additional benefits. >> the increasingly expensive policies are giving momentum to assembly bill 52, granting the commissioner powers to reject rate hikes. but the california medical association says price controls may not be the answer, because insurance industr

it was said that he was denied access to counsel and was not advised of his miranda rights. the trial is set for september 12. >>> roger clemens and his perjury trial, and he is accused about illegal performance enhancing drug use during his major league career. he never tested positive, but he is listed in the senate report of alleged steroid users. if convicted he could face 30 years in jail. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 5:00 the accusation of sexual assault of a child and now police want to know if there are other victims out there. >>> an announcement today. changes coming to your social networking. >>> we had this idea to get on the train and start dancing. >> this made them a hit on youtube. they busted a move on metro, just ahead. >>> in britain's biggest newspaper is under fire for hacking the telephone of a teenager. a celebrity has been called to >>> we have a developing story out of london tonight. the tabloid "news of the world" is accused of sinking to new lows after allegedly hacking into a teenagers telephone. hugh grant has been called to testify in the case

capital correspondent nannette miranda explains from sacramento. >> it could be a very abrupt notificationare racing to put together letters to 1.2 million californians receiving unemployment checks notifying them their money may stop coming if the debt crisis isn't resolved. $320 million in benefits would abruptly stop because the program has been running on federal loans since january 2009. >> we don't have a reserve. our unemployment insurance fund it's $8.5 billion in the hole. we don't have the voucher to make those payments. >> robert could be hit with a double wham had i he collects social security and unemployment after losing his part-time job. it's possible he wouldn't get either. >> i might end up in a soup line like they did in the depression days. i don't know. i just know it's going to be bad. >> public schools are worried they won't be able to provide the federally funded free lunches anymore. sometimes it's the only meal kid get. 18 cents in federal gas taxes would be put on hold in california jeopardizing thousands of jobs. the scenario seems familiar. >> we've been throug

nannette miranda explains why some believe it's yes. >> online retail giant amazon began gathering signatures, hoping to overturn the state's new law requiring the seattle-based company and other e-tailers to start collecting sales tax from california customers. despite efforts underway to void that law... >> what authority would we have if the bill is suspended? the board of equal saigs discussing how to emplimt the sales tax. republican members question whether it's appropriate to proceed, knowing amazon will likely get enough signatures to put the brakes on the new law. >> very great difficulty for us than to continue a regulatory process. basically a bill in a concept that is on pause. >> but democrats pointed out amazon is still in the process of overturning the sales tax law. and gave the okay for state to begin creating rules to comply. >> i believe there is a responsibility to up hold the law. it's the law. we took an oath of office to uphold the law. >> many california-based web sites that provided links to amazon lost a chunk of revenue when contracts were canceled this month. amazo

nannette miranda, "abc 7 news." >>> this weekend they hope to unlock the secrets of our solar systemhelp of a spacecraft named dawn. that is beginning to orbit an astroid named vesta 117 million miles from here. this image was sent back last month. right now scientists are listening for the spacecraft to send new images from much closer in, images -- that looks pretty good to me. nasa wants to go to an astroid for a landing about 15 years from now. planets form from similar material orbiting the sun more than 4 bye years ago. it's mesmerizing to think how far away that is. >> low cloud deck is quite extensive so cooling around the bay. we'll see sunshine here but numbers in the 70s later on this afternoon in san jose. >> a bear hug in yosemite. search for a 200 pound animal that has found its way on the park's most wanted list. beth! hi. looking good! you've lost some weight. thanks! you noticed! you know these clothes are too big now, so i'm donating them. nogoing back the again. good for you! how'd you do i eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ female announcer ] p

here's abc7's capital correspondence, nanette miranda.he's near sacramento with the story. >> the the state of california provides fire protection through cal fire, covering more than of the acres of land mostly in rural areas, one-third of the state. to help pay for the service 850,000 residents will be billed $150 year under a new law governor brown signed this month, pushed through with just democratic support. so imagine the outrage in communities like rancho marietta, outside sacramento, where they also pay a fire fee. >> no, i don't want to pay double taxes. we are taxed enough for everything. >> i think it's another way to fee us to death so that they can cover all the expenses. >> you wouldn't believe the phone calls i got coming into my office. >> state senator ted gains just filed a referendum with the state that would ask them to overturn the fire fee which he says is really a tax. the republican say property taxes already cover basic services. >> clearly it's illegal in my mind and unfair. they are already paying taxes for the

made a big deal out of this as we were contemplating the case in its testimony phase there were no miranda warnings given to casey anthony and even if she got convicted this would be a big deal. >> completely disagree. i completely disagree with him on several points. she was questioned by the police officer whs hs when shek them to her place of employment that she never worked at. they opened it up saying do you want to speak to us voluntarily and explain why you brought us here. mir puerto rican dhere. >> after they spoke to her, they let her go. the statements that she gave in that interrogation were identical to the ones that she gave to the police later on, to her parents, all of which the jury heard. it wasn't like she gave a confession and that never would have been heard by the mi juryd hell of a competitor mirandaizeed her. >> bill: and all of the statements turned out to be untrue which she was convicted of. she was convicted of lie together investigators. now, you followed this case very closely and you are a judge. and to me i'm angry tonight and i know millions of my viewers a