mitchell jr. clarence mitchell knew this to be true every morning when he went to work. the fight for the first pieces of civil rights legislation since reconstruction, were no easy undertaking. as the naacp's washington bureau chief, mr. mitchell spent so much time in congress, that they called him the 101st senator. he had come a long way from boxing practice at the baltimore ymca. but the shamrock kid secured victories for the legislative bedrock on which our current civil rights stand. his wisdom made him renowned. and his determination made him exceptional but he always knew that his greatest legacy was his family. from his equally accomplished and formidable wife, who was the first black female attorney in maryland, to his sons, dr. keefer jackson mitchell, who both served as advocates in their respective fields in medicine and politics. awe we are so grateful to this remarkable family. for all that they have done for baltimore, maryland and the advancement for the rates of people of color e

mitchell mitchell i have an amendment at -- mr. mitchell: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. mitchell of michigan. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 473, the gentleman from michigan, mr. mitchell, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. mitchell: mr. chairman, i rise today as an advocate of the great lakes. it is with that spirit i propose my amendment to prevent funds to further delay the release of the brandon road study. anyone who has spent time in my home state of michigan or any of the great lakes states knows the beauty and importance of the lakes. in addition to their majesty, the great lakes apply -- supply 90% of the united states' freshwater supply, 30 million people live in the great lakes basin, and they're all impacted by the quality of our lakes. whether it's a water source, a source of business, recreational opportunity, or the lakes' inherent values and natural wonder. any risk to the great lakes is a significant problem, no matter how you measure that

no word yet if that magazine came from mitchell or if that clip was with mitchell when he was with ma'kyhe. (pam) the brutal assault of a man near the richmond bart station last week .... is now under investigation by richmond police instead of the bart police only.(pam) today we learned.. bart has turned over surveillance video of the suspects ... to richmond officers. but it is not yet being released to the public. richmond mayor tom butt -- who witnessed the attack and called 9-1-1 -- has been highly critical of bart's initial response. we talked to him today -- after he viewed the surveillance video. lt. felix tan/richmond police spokesperson: "we haven't really discussed that among the two departments regarding that safety concern but because of this incident rest assured we are going to look at it again along with bart">(

the reason why mitchell and jessen were put in charge of this this terrible this important program was because the cia simply had no experience in this kind of thing nobody in the cia was trained in interrogation that's an f.b.i. job but the cia wanted to be the organization that did it themselves and it's because the cia blamed itself for the nine eleven attacks well because they had nobody internally who could do these interrogations they decided to hire mitchell and jessen at a cost of eighty one million dollars to come in and teach the cia how to torture people at the end of the day mitchell and jessen were the ones who flew out to the secret prison site overseas and actually carried out the torture themselves we know from the senate torture report for example that it was mitchell and jessen who were personally torturing these prisoners there was no discussion of ethics there was no discussion of morality and once the memo was signed by the president there was no discussion of legality it was it was as though the the cia was just winging it they were taking it one day at a time the

none more outspoken and zealous than billy mitchell. >> billy mitchell believed that air power could be decisive in warfare and that the next war would be won by air power. >> mitchell's visionary idea that the united states should have a separate air force made him some enemies, but it also made him friends. many of them, world war i pilots like captain robert oles. >> this is my dad. >> his son can still remember hearing the fly boys spin their yarns. >> i used to sit at the top of the stairs as a little boy and listen to my dad and his contemporaries. it was back during the depression years, so the entertainment was whatever they did right there on base. i'd hear their tales of flying. >> robin oles was born in 1922 and he'd follow his father into the skies, becoming a legendary ace and military leader. >> dad took me up on my birthday when i was about 8. it was a biplane, open cockpit. it's still a thrill to think about it. it's quite different from flying a jet. sitting there with the breeze in your face, wonderful. >> mitchell knew that overcoming the military's prejudice again

no word yet if that magazine came from mitchell or if that clip was with mitchell when he was with ma'kyhe. (pam) breaking news tonight:the san jose fire department is on the scene of a grass fire near old quarry road in the santa teresa hills.. this is video sent in by a viewer..we just talked the fire department.. they say, the intial report was one acre on fire... with at least one building burned. no homes are threatened. we'll continue to monitor the situation... new at ten: a fourth person has been arrested in connection to the murder of an elderly san jose woman. johnny brown faces murder, robbery and elder abuse charges. the victim -- flo douglas also known as "miss flo" died in september after being brutally assaulted in her own home. zachary cuen has been charged with her murder. his girlfriend...jennifer jiminez was arrested in march. she's accused of hiding evidence related to the murder. perla arre-loa was taken into custody after police say she also tried to hide evidence. .. (pam) tonight we are hearing from the driver who was shot at .. while driving on highway -242 in conc

it was an accident. >> mitchell has pled not guilty. >> what do you feel like you deserve?o you feel like you deserve prison time? >> i mean, yeah. i killed somebody. accident or not. i killed somebody. i do deserve to go to prison. but not for the rest of my life. my lawyer just kept pounding it into me. life in prison. every time he would see me, life. what am i looking at? life. phew. i mean, i think if anybo were in my situation, escape would seem like a good idea. i haven't stopped. they will never stop me. >> stop you trying to escape? >> yeah. >> one of these days i'll get out, too. >> dillon thompson was only 20 days from getting out of jail after serving six months for heroin possession. but then he became involved in a conflict that left inmate giovanni harris covered in blood. >> according to the witnesses, inmate thompson knocked harris to the ground and continued to strike him when he was on the ground. >> thompson was given days in administrative segregation, but now he faces more time in jail because harris has decided to file a criminal assault charge agains

at mitchell reports.raig melvin joins us next right here on msnbc. >> thank you so much. good afternoon to you. craig melvin here at msnbc world headquarters. lots of stories we're following this hour. trump trip. president trump heading on his second overseas trip as he fes his biggest foreign policy crisis yet. can he convince countries like china especially to step up against north korea's nuclear threat? >>> also, on the brink. the u.n. security council holding an emergency meeting this afternoon as north korea taunts the u.s. after successfully launching that missile that could reach the u.s. mainland for the first time. are we heading toward a showdown? and erhardt evidence? investigators uncover a never

the mail on sunday says andrew mitchell, a chief david davis ally, is saying this.hell said this at a dinner in the commons, a conservative party dining club, he was forced to resign. he was also the international development sector ally. he is a close ally of david davis. there is no suggestion in this article david davis is plotting against theresa may, but he is being seen against theresa may, but he is being seen by many, and i think this is what often happens, someone saying, go on, nigel, you can do it. if there was a challenge and theresa may could not survive it, they would be in the position she is in. they would not feel they have a mandate. that is what they are terrified of. that is what they are terrified of. that is what they are terrified of. that is why they don't want another general election. andrew mitchell could be the anonymous mp on the front of the times, we don't know. but the message is awfully similar. the idea is that theresa may should go. one hard-line brexiteer named here says he would rather not lose brexit so long as jeremy corbyn doe

mom kalon mitchell saying her son's name is ma khye daniel jesse mitchell.he was born in early july - he is only 16 days old - and yet he was left, abandoned here in front of this smoke shop monday afternoon. this is surveillance video showing the whole crime unfold. police say - employees at a nearby barber shop noticed a man leave the baby carrier on the ground in the hot summer afternoon sun and drive off. when they went out to check the carrier, they shockingly found ma khye inside. they quickly brought him in from the heat. family members who declined to go on camera, say they are not sure what happened and why, and they too are praying for the infant's recovery. in these pictures you can see medical personnel examining the infant, who at first looks ok, but something was discovered later and he was care flighted to ucsf benioff chldren's hopsital in oakland for further attention. as for how ma khye ended up alone, polcie say the surveillance video reveals his father 18 year old daniel mitchell dumping his son on and driving away. mitchell later crashed

they have to stand trial over the so-called participation in acts of torture bruce jessen james mitchell created and personally tested told you methods forming a company that profited from the program that techniques were used on suspected terrorists held at secret cia prisons when the country launched its war on terror following the nine eleven attacks but the twenty fourteen told to report released by a senate select committee found that some of those who were subjected to the brutal interrogations had not even been involved with extremist activities. the on. michael cans who worked with one of the psychologists and devised a program to help u.s. service personnel withstand torture he says his work on sale as it's known was used by one of the men to develop new and more brutal torture techniques but the cia's methods go far beyond it. the resistance to interrogation program we don't actually use the word torture in the training however there are torture techniques that are used to certain levels during the training this is all part of a program that's called sere s e r e survival evasi

a restraining order was issued preventing mitchell from getting anywhere near his baby. mitchell's bail is set at a half- million dollars. (steve) a san francisco police officer... on the other side of the law tonight... arrested and booked into jail on charges of child pornography. officer joshua enea was arrested this morning in san francisco... a source tells kron four news, he was arrested as he showed up for work today. an investigation into enea was launched back in february and an intensive investigation was then launched. kron4 sources say multiple disturbing images were found on his computer at his antioch home. enea is a ten year veteran of the force. he has been placed on leave without pay. enea is expected in court for his arraignment either tomorrow on by the end of the week. (pam) today the president made a big announcement affecting the l-g-b-t-q community.(steve) the president has made the deicision to ban all transgender people from serving the military.(pam) tonight we are learning .. the president's decision took all four military branches off guard. r

they must quit now says chief davis ally, this ally being andrew mitchell.mitchell, the former international development secretary forced to resign as chief whip after the plebgate affair. a very good and long—term ally of david davis. simon walters is the political editor and it is one of his marvellous story. he talks about how he once got punched by him. who did? simon walters. are we allowed to say that? he said he gave him a friendly cuff around the head. so my remarks are justified.” friendly cuff around the head. so my remarks are justified. i would friendly cuff around the head. so my remarks arejustified. i would never let you down. the story is about the devastating attack and the inference is that david davis, if he has not sanction it, he is aware, or would be aware of what andrew mitchell is saying, whether he is saying it on his behalf whether he is whipping up the frenzy of she has got to go. it was not exactly a secret dinner. it was not exactly a secret dinner. it was a one nation dining club. you would not have it in the commons. the impres

nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell.usic from fall out boy -- featuring the 8g band with brad wilk. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. in a series of tweets this morning, president trump announced that transgender people will not be allowed to serve in the u.s. military, which brings us to the new segment called, "so, that was a lie then"? ♪ >> seth: first up -- >> as your president, i will do everything in my power to protect our lgbtq citizens. [ light laughter ] >> seth: this has been -- >> so that was a lie then? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: newly appointed white house communications director anthony scaramucci said today that he's not a backstabber, but more of a front-stabbing person. [ laughter ] and it's very telling about this administration that they think there is a right way t

so mitchell, welcome. also laura rosenberger, who served in the state department under president george w. bush and the national security council under president obama and douglas brinkley, presidential historian. welcome to all of you. douglas, to you first. what's your assessment of president trump's tone and tenor today? >> i was surprised that he spoke like this on foreign soil, basically. continuing an assault on the media, but the very fact that he's kind of backing away from the idea that all of our intelligence agencies know that russia did, indeed, interfere with the 2016 presidential election, it struck me as very odd. it was going to be strange already, brooke, tomorrow, that if trump didn't raise 2016 elections with putin, but to kind of do a preamble and turning back to his sort of quasi- disbelief that they did it, i thought, was a wrong note and kind of reckless and it tells you there's something going on between trump and putin that most people don't understand. >> mitchell, same question t

i started paul mitchell 38 years ago. my mom died about ten years ago. >> so she saw the success. >> and anything momma wanted? you want to go some place? here is a first class ticket. what do you want, momma? of course. heck yeah. >> that's beautiful. you mentioned some of your philanthropic enterprises. tell me how do you spend your time and how do you choose the causes which you are going to spend your time? >> i have about 160 of them right now. i try and, you know, go down. i live mainly in austin, texas. i have mobile loefz aafs and fi and takes the homeless and they have a real life and we get them jobs. in los angeles, i do -- i've done things for years. we find a place to live, food to eat. with the sea shepard, i board the sea shepard ship. we go out there and save baby seals africa clubbed to death. we save the whales. we save the sharks from being mutilated. i just along the way do it all. i just find time to be able to do it along the way. it's a lot. i enjoy it. it's part of my lifestyle. it's not like i hav

carried out the torture themselves we know from the senate torture report for example that it was mitchell and jessen who were personally torturing these prisoners there was no discussion of ethics there was no discussion of morality and once the memo was signed by the president there was no discussion of legality it was it was as though the cia was just winging it they were taking it one day at a time they didn't care if they were breaking rules they didn't care if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. so much more to come including trouble again at a holy site in jerusalem could once again be the flashpoint for violence between palestinians and authorities in israel a live coming up from correspondent and much more. if we take for instance the size large enough to destroy

of torture bruce jessen and james mitchell created and personally tested should methods for me a company that profited from the program the techniques we use on suspected terrorists held it secret cia prisons following nine eleven but a twenty fourteen torture report released by a senate select committee found that some of those who subjected to the brutal interrogations not ever being involved with extremist activity. oh all. right michael kearns you were one of the psychologists that devised a program to help u.s. servicemen withstand torture he says his work on say or as it's known was used by one of the men then to develop new and more brutal torture techniques. the resistance to interrogation program we don't actually use the word torture in the training however there are torture techniques that are used to certain levels during the training this is all part of a program that's called sere s e r e survival evasion resistance to interrogation and escape so what we were doing were protecting those operators those people on strategic reconnaissance flights doing operational work of aro

we must be clear, andrew mitchell is saying it.self is saying these things. these remarks made at a private dinner injune at which somebody these remarks made at a private dinner in june at which somebody was present. the story has been overheated. it's not the first time the sunday newspapers have been overheating stories. but apparently at this first meal andrew mitchell said that theresa may was dead in the water, couldn't go on, and a new leader was required. this comes amongst reports of is a kamikaze group of mps ready to risk handing power tojeremy group of mps ready to risk handing power to jeremy corbyn, and they believe that ousting mrs mabel effectively kill off any events to reverse brexit. — — effectively kill off any events to reverse brexit. —— ousting mrs may will effectively kill off. that is reflected across pretty much all the sunday newspapers, including the sun, which has another story from grant shapps, saying they are dysfunctional number 10. the only paper that isn't reporting it is the labour leading paper

mitchell from getting anywhere near his baby. that however seems unlikely as mitchell's bail is set at a half million dollars. (vicki) the teen who live- streamed a deadly car crash on instagram pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter and drunken driving today. 18-year-old obdulia sanchez of stockton appeared in merced county superior court today via remote camera. obdulia was livestreaming on the internet while driving in los banos friday when she lost control of the car, over turning it. obdulia's 14- year-old sister jacqueline-- who was also in the car-- was killed in the crash. the video has been seen all over the internet-- merced county chief deputy district attorney harold nutt was at obdulia's hearing today. (harold nutt/merced county chief deputy district attorney): "it reflects some depravity and stupidity and that sort of thing. it's shocking behavior, there's no dobt about it and our office intends to take it very seriously." according to nutt... obdulia's blood alcohol level at the time of the crash was point-on

his 18-year-old father daniel mitchell remains behind bars.olice say mitchell claims he was on drugs yesterday. >> the suspect admitted of using drugs the day of the incident. he was not aware that he had left the baby. >> reporter: police say the baby's mom is not considered a suspect. barbers at jay want to know what was behind it all and we want the baby to know he is also welcome. >> he is part of the family now. >> reporter: mitchell is set to be arraigned in court tomorrow afternoon. he has listed himself as homeless. bail has been set at $500,000. >> thank goodness the baby will be okay. thank you jodi. >>> a tearful plea of a murdered teenager. he was found shot and killed. a $5,000 reward has kbeen offered. today the family pleaded for help. >> they took away something from me and it hurts way inside. >> reporter: while police cant to investigate, the family say they believe the suspect is someone who knew joseph. if you have information, please call san jose police. >>> he was caught on camera abusing his puppy. we would like to warn

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jose martinez/policia de suisun city 1:47 daniel mitchell estuvo involucrado en un choque de automovil que no estuvo relacionado con el incidente aqui en suisun y fue aprehendido por la policia de fairfield1:56 de forma preventiva la criatura fue llevada al hospital local, a donde su padre tambien fue trasladado por el accidente... el pequeÑo luego fue puesto en custodia de los servicios sociales... las autoridades dijeron que la madre esta cooperando y no es sospechosa... mitchell por su parte no es la primera vez que esta en la mira de las autoridades. 3;01 el mes pasado fue arrestado aqui en suisun por posesion de armas de fuego 3:07 eric ceballos/comerciante del area 13:15 es inexplicable y es como te digo una emocion que pudo hacer de coraje o emocionalmente que no penso 13:23 policia de suisun city 707 4217361 22:19 ahora la policia esta buscando mas testimonios de gente que pudo haber visto lo ocurrido llame al 707 4217361..en suisun city cesar / topvo --- un maestro de msica fue arrestado bajo sospecha de haber agredido sexualmente a una adolescente en la ciudad de palo alto --

we're going to turn you over to our friend, andrea mitchell, for andrea mitchell reports. >>> right now on andrea mitchell reports, hidden figures. as the president wraps up his paris tour. nbc news breaks a new development on the russian front. donald trump jr. left out a key fact about the meeting. another russian with past ties to soviet intelligence was also in the room. >> basic rules in washington, it's not the crime, it's the cover up. and secondly, when you make a disclosure, make it complete. what we have here is a slow bleed. >>> tipping point? opponents of the republican healthcare bill need to peel off one more republican vote. and the bill goes down. can mitch mcconnell hold his line? >> do you think the new version is better than the old version? >> i think it's worse. >> it does not make sense to do a major rewrite of a vital entitlement program without having any hearings or consideration of the implications. so that's something that is a major reason that i find myself unable to support the bill. >>> and odd couple, two former presidents and their unlikely friendship. >

. >> right now, it's time for andrea mitchell reports. andrea? >>> right now on andrea mitchell records epic fail in a suspenseful all night drama. john mccain stands up to the vice president, huddles with the democrats and casts the deciding vote. ending the republican's seven year promise to repeal obamacare. >>> audible gasps cheers from democrats has mccain gives the thumbs down to the bill, leaving obamacare the law of the land, at least for now. >> why did you vote no? >> i felt it was the right vote. >> i believe each of us stood up for the reasons that we felt were right. >>> x rated. a vulgar rant from the new white house communications director. sanctioned by the president, eviscerating reince priebus and steve bannon. >> we serve at the pleasure of the president. if it gets to a place where that isn't the case, he'll let you know. >> for goodness sakes, to have this kind of open warfare going on between the president, his staff, and his cabinet members is an absolute disgrace. >> tit for tat. m moscow shuts the doors after congress san

now it's over to andrea mitchell reports. >>> right now on andrea mitchell reports, meet and greet. donald trump and vladmir putin face to face for the first time. >> look forward to a lot of very positive things happening for russia, for the united states, and for everybody concerned. and it's an honor to be with you, thank you. thank you. >> did the president raise the russian meddling, if not? why not? >>> plus, protests and violence as thousands clash with german police in the streets of hamburg. >>> we'll have reaction from our experts. former national intelligence director, retired general james clapper. former u.s. nato ambassador ken burns and vice presidential chief of staff. former cia acting director john mclaughlin on the spy craft behind today's meeting. >>> and good day, everyone, a big day, we're in washington, breaking news as president trump holds his first meeting with vladmir putin outside the g 20 summit in germany. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. president putin and i have been discussing various things and i think it's going very well. we've had some

no word yet if that magazine came from mitchell or if that clip was with mitchell when he was with ma'kyhe. ( james ) breaking overnight. a grass fire in san jose damages at least one building. this is video of the fire sent to us by a kron 4 viewer. it burned about 5 acres near old quarry road. one barn was damaged but no homes were threatened. nobody was injured. ( tiffany ) a san jose high school employee is in jail accused of sexually assaulting a developmentally disabled woman. now investigators think there may be more victims. 42 year-old anthony valerio was arrested on monday but police are just now releasing the information. authorities say valerio was the 21-year old victim's "life coach." he works at calero high school in san jose... although police have not said where the alleged assault took place. valerio was booked into the santa clara county jail. he is being held on 200- thousand dollars bail. ( james ) palo alto police arrest a teacher accused of sexually abusing a minor. 35 year-old john patrick root worked as a music teacher at "the school of rock." the underage girl was

police say the baby's dad...18-year-old daniel mitchell abandoned his young son in a parking lot today. he allegedly drove up behind the sunset shopping center on sunset avenue... dropped the infant off...then took off. witnesses noticed the infant ... after the car drove off...and contacted police police say mitchell was involved in a hit and run crash in fairfield...not long after dropping the baby off... here now...someone who was nearby when the baby was abandoned.(sot) "heartbreaking, just heartbreaking to see what actually happened. and that someone could actually abandon a baby. as you can see its not a cold day its warm out here the way he left the baby and took off. "(steve) the father is facing charges of child abandonment, committing a felony while on bail and misdemeanor possession of suspected cocaine. the mother of the infant provided a statement to officers and is not considered a suspect at this time. steve and pam. (steve) tonight the california highway patrol is searching for a gunman who opened fire on a freeway. it happened sunday in concord --- no one was hurt -- b

mitchell returns to court next month. in fairfield, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >> the 18-year-old driver accused of causing a fatal crash that killed her younger exister pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and dui charges. she was arraigned today by way of videoconference. she was live streaming on instagram when the accident happened and continued filming after the crash on friday that claimed the life of her sibling, 14-year-old jacqueline sanchez. the suspect's attorney is urging the public not to rush to judgment. >> she accepts responsibility and feels terrible about it. for anybody to say that she doesn't feel bad or she was only doing this for social media purposes, that's just absolutely terrible. >> if convicted, sanchez faces at least 13 years in state prison. >>> now to a story you'll only see on "abc7 news" involving an oakland restaurant. in may of 2013, a fire at the 18th street bakery caused the owners charles and patricia to close. now the couple is being sued by four contractors, including frank welch. th

mitchell returns to court next month. in fairfield, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >> the 18-year-old driver accused of causing a fatal crash that killed her younger exister pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and dui charges. she was arraigned today by way of videoconference. she was live streaming on instagram when the accident happened and continued filming after the crash on friday that claimed the life of her sibling, 14-year-old jacqueline sanchez. the suspect's attorney is urging the public not to rush to judgment. >> she accepts responsibility and feels terrible about it. for anybody to say that she doesn't feel bad or she was only doing this for social media purposes, that's just absolutely terrible. >> if convicted, sanchez faces at least 13 years in state prison. >>> now to a story you'll only see on "abc7 news" involving an oakland restaurant. in may of 2013, a fire at the 18th street bakery caused the owners charles and patricia to close. now the couple is being sued by four contractors, including frank welch. th

on facebook...his mom...kalon mitchell... says his name is ma khye daniel jesse mitchell. born just days ago in early july. she also just posted a plea on facebook- writing "please pray for my baby boy." behind bars right now...the newborn's father...18-year-old daniel mitchell. police say he's the man who put the baby, in his car seat, in the middle of the sunset shopping center in suisuin city yesterday afternoon. employees working at a nearby barebr shop saw the car seat - and went to check it out. wendell cooper, owner: "then we went next door to look at the camera to see what kind of car it was because we all seen the car but we weren't paying attention because we were talking about something else. and then when we seen the camera at the smoke shop we seen that he set him down on purpose) (reporter-and that's when you called the police)(wendell cooper-we thought about calling the cops and then we were like he will be back. but then we called 9 -1-1") (grant) police arrested mitchell a short time later after they say he crashed his car in nearby fairfield. we talked to

first up is delvon mitchell.l on charges of burglary and kidnapping to which he has pled not guilty, mitchell is the inmate whom dicillo says tried to force his way into his cell and then slapped him in the face. >> wn he slapped the door, what did you do? >> i slapped him. >> you slapped him. you sure did. why did it take place? >> because he ain't give me my money. >> say what? >> he ain't give me my money. >> how you all get your money? how much money he owe you? >> $2. >> $2. >> $2. >> yeah. >> i have two or three different scenarios of gambling and your name never came up. >> everybody gambling -- >> just you and him? you're lying to me. >> what am i lying for? >> you lying about how and why you slapped that man. good-bye. yep. >> officer mcclaren says his investigation revealed that mitchell himself was a pawn of the heartless felons. >> he's another one that was told to do it or he was going to be jumped. and our investigation come to find out that's how they got mitchell. mitchell was getting his stuff ta

mitchell from getting anywhere near his baby.that however seems unlikely as mitchell's bail is set at a half million dollars. he also faces charges from an arrest last month that includes possessing a loaded and unregistered firearm , and receiving stolen property (pam) (pam) a live look outside tonight in san francisco... (steve)brittney has the forecast.. a gradual warming trend will get underway this afternoon and continue into friday. by thursday and into the weekend, afternoon temperatures will warm to above seasonal averages for inland areas while coastal locations remain cool. temperatures are then likely to persist into early next week. (steve) still ahead:a major meth bust in the north bay. tonight -- details on the wild scheme that failed to get the drugs across the pacific. (pam) but first -- new tonight.. a 39-year-old woman dies on a cruise ship... what we are learning about the circumstances surrounding her death. (steve) a cruise ship made an abrupt stop in alaska after a 39-year-old woman died on board yesterday n