mr. gascon, and i joined him when he moved over to the d.a.'s office. joining the office on his request, because i think we really have a unique perspective, having worked on the defense side and on policy issues, and i can attest that he is undertaking a wholehearted effort to really bring some reform to the criminal justice system on many fronts, this being one of them that we are evaluating. i hope that you as city and county residents will see in our work that we really take some efforts that will reform. anybody that has participated in the criminal justice system for any length of time knows that it does not work from whatever and will you are looking at it, so the question is how do we make it better? we hope to engage all of you in that. we are starting neighborhood courts, and a lot of efforts that we hope to engage the city and county in supporting us and looking at ways to move away from the over incarceration of people and look at ways to reform their behavior. the efforts we have undertaken when george was appointed to the position -- jeff

mr. d.a., i am asking you, truly consider leaving the death penalty along. let that be in god's hands, what that person goes through or deals with. there are too many flaws in our system that we cannot control and we cannot trust a man. i am asking you to consider that, to take the consideration of that. the question we did not answer was it one of these guys were in this and that was executed by a prosecutor that had evidence that was clearly convincing that that person was innocent, what would you do? that was a simple question to me. that was not a tricky question. it was a straight up question dealing with innocence and the prosecutor doing something that was considered murder or attempted murder. you could answer that. you faded around that question, and to me, that is enough to make me think you should consider not dealing with the death penalty and joining in the fight to abolish the death penalty. we went to illinois, and i was with another group. we would go from state to state that have the death penalty and go to legislators and everyone asking th

d.a. has the case now. we are also learning that mr. goh had serious financial problems, owing tens of thousands, some to the irs. police are saying that mr. goh has been helpful, to a point. he's confessed, told them details of the killings, why he did it. won't say where he threw the murder weapon. don't know why he won't. police are going to be looking for it. again, he's been helpful, but not, according to police, remorseful. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> nursing professor who taught one goh says he used to brag about violence. goh told him he would go to the park and pick fights when he was bored. -- a brother of one goh offered sympathy to the families. he dodged questions yesterday but off camera said he's ashamed his brother is accused of killing seven people. he said he feels very sorry for the families. one get lived in two virginia cities in the last five years. >>> more on those financial problems terry was talking about. goh was evicted from one virginia apartment complex where he still reportedly owes $1300 in back rent.

d.a. has the case. mr. goh makes first court appearance at 2:00.do not know if the district attorney will go after the death penalty. seven people dead and three wounds. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> they may not have found the gun yet but one goh told police where he purchased the gun, at a bull's-eye gun shop in castro valley in february. all indications are the gun was legally sold and purchased. >>> hundreds gathered last night to honor the victims in an emotional vigil sharing personal stories. katie marzullo is live at oikos university campus, still in mourning and still shutdown. >> reporter: it is. you can see clearly behind us here that crime scene tape still surrounds the building, no telling when it could reopen. there's one officer out here guarding this crime scene. as for the victims we want to show you their pictures. 21-year-old lydia sim, 23-year-old grace kim, 24-year-old ping and a 33-year-old. also the man who was carjacked in the parking lot. 40-year-old doris and 53-year-old judith sea more. huge -- judith seamore. huge vigi

russian you know on getting the paper dirty mr blue did with the movie lord of war starring nicholas cage played a role in your trial or better yet the entire d.a. operation to arrest you listen there is a problem with my understanding of the world believe in english you know i did not believe i know it because look at the even an agent of the first arrest others are always told a movie about you besides i did let us take a picture with you it's like a trophy i'm for them like you know how to be a home to kilt and how they won't take a picture with a no some you know wild animal and now they catch on they're going to put on their kitchen and show their cheats on the grandkids and always wanted that panama but tuna first place created the me for about that animal they don't care they don't want to know the truth they believe all they've been you know eating oh what in the fat with the mass media how mainstream media this country. they can manufacture jurisdiction like the d. they can manufacture nexuses that can going to fetch a lot of legal stuff but they can't manufacture truth truce is there and regardless their opinion the truth is very simp

mr. zimmerman was correct in his actions, they do not have anything to worry about. they have this lady from jacksonville, the va -- the d.a. or something. they have 105 justifiable homicides here. nobody has been prosecuted here. for the family and friends of mr. zimmerman, don't even worry. she will have it like you want it. host: are you referring to the "stand yourr ground -- "stand your ground" laws? caller: that and the integrity of the person running it. she cannot handle it in jacksonville. this is worldwide. this is on al jazeera. host: the headline you refer to is in the "new york times." "florida prosecutors kips grand jury review in maarten shooting case." -- caller: attorney-general hol, go back to the election of 20008 and there were some misappropriated people in philadelphia in a bunch of black hoods and they kept people intimidated to keep them from voting. he was charging $1,000 per person to buy drugs in istanbul. the worst drug in america is alcohol and nobody does anything about that. attorney general holder has all the money to the party in europe. do people in c-span have gone so far to the left. now

mr. chairman, while this conference was being planned and executed, i was working at a small d.a.'office in south carolina. we had budget cuts. we had to furlough secretaries that were making $20,000 a year. we started a fund out of our own pocket to pay for kids' birthday presents. we never thought about spending taxpayer money on it. working for the government is a sacred trust which you have blown! so instead of a team building exercise, you might want to investigate a trust building exercise. because you have lost it. host: this goes to the heart of the issue involving g.s.a. and that now controversial 2010 conference in las vegas. guest: that was a great speech and i'm glad he made that. i think it's tremendously embarrassing to find people in our government wasting our money that way and it really does erode our country's faith in government entirely. host: so what either advice or recommendation would you give congressional leaders and in particular, the chair of the key questions, congressman darrell issa appearing today on nbc's "meet the press." guest: first of all, get y

mr. zimmerman was correct in his actions, they don't have nothing to worry about because they got this lady angela cole from jacksonville. she's a black d.a. or something? and they got 105 justifiable homicides here in jim. nobody's been prosecuted for it. so for the family and friends of zimmerman, don't even worry. when she's finished with him, she's going to have it just like you want it. host: are you referring to the stand your ground laws that florida has? caller: yoom. i'm referring to that and -- yes, ma'am. and i'm referring to the integrity of the people that they're governing in florida. we've got some serious case here. and in jacksonville, she can't even handle. and now you're giving her like a world -- this is worldwide, ma'am. this is worldwide. host: all right. in the hmm you're referring to, willy, is this one. florida prosecutor skips grand jury review in martin's shooting case. that's a story that's in all the papers today. sioux falls, south dakota, richard, democratic caller. caller: yeah. say attorney general holder, you know who he is, correct? host: right. caller: go back to the election of 2008 and there are some