mr. lynch. mr. clay votes aye. mr. lynch votes aye. mr. connelly votes aye. mr. quigley votes aye. mr. davis votes aye. mr. brayly votes aye. mr. welch votes aye. mr. murphy votes aye. miss spear votes aye. >> the clerk will report. >> on that vote, mr. chairman, 15 ayes, 23 nos. >> the amendment is not agreed to. the question now occurs on the amendment offered by the lady from new york. miss maloney, in which the nos prevailed by voice and recorded vote was ordered. the clerk will call the role. >> mr. issa. >> no. >> mr. burton votes no. mr. my ka votes no. mr. plats votes no. mr. turner votes no. mr. mchenry votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. chaffetz. mr. chaffetz votes no. mr. mack votes no. mr. wahlberg votes no. mr. langford votes no. mr. move votes no. miss beshgle votes no. mr. labrador? mr. labrador votes no. mr. me shan votes no. mr. walsh votes no. mr. gowdy votes no. mr. ross votes no. mr. ginta votes no. mr. ferntholds votes no. mr. kelly votes no. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes aye. miss maloney votes aye. miss norton. miss norton votes aye. mr. turneny votes aye.

we believe mr. lynch got his story out told what happens answer i think you can just look at mr. lynch and steve the true emotion in his face. >>> we did was a public service his book got a time when all else was. he's doing it for the children this faces four years in prison if convicted. new drama for ross mercury me as he fights to keep his job as san francisco sheriff his ethics commission hearing today ed lee took the stand. but it left right in the middle of it all testimony. reporter gracefully on the disruption that abruptly adorns that hearing. >>> some one referred to that incident you understand why refer to it? >>> s & a that incident occurred before he took the oath of office in order for her catholic official to be dismissed four of his misconduct he had to icily be an office. degrees by that when there without question is do we need to return the proceedings for now and we will resume when it's permissible. and there was quickly as an ounce. the of this award from the sheriff's department's an unspecified threats on city hall. >>> for i know it's a package that poli

he was looking at me to help him. >> i think you can just look at mr. lynch and see the true emotion in his face. i think you can see he was talking from the heart. >> reporter: lynch is on trial for beating up father lindner in 2010 at his jesuit retirement home. lynch openly admitted to the beating, saying, i'm not going to insult the jury. i did. lynch says he didn't go to the retirement home with the intent of beating up the priest. but he did after a scuffle with lindner both holding each other by the throat. >> to me, he's a hero. we should be applauding his ability to stand up and his willingness to stand up and bring this to the forefront again and again and again. and for somebody, you know, hoping that somebody is going to do something. >> reporter: the jury will return on monday. if convicted of a felony elder abuse and felony assault, lynch faces four years in prison. his attorney told me late this afternoon that the jury should get this case on monday. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> firefighters are looking for hot spots after a grass fi

. >> mr. lynch for five minutes and then mr. pierce will question the panel and at the conclusion of his questions, we'll bring the first panel -- we'll dismiss the first panel and excuse you and go to our second panelists. mr. lynch for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank witnesses for attending and helping the committee with its work. if not for the exposure to the taxpayer, we probably wouldn't be here. i do want to note that starting back in the fall of 2008, jpmorgan and other wall street banks received about $700 billion from the american taxpayer. jpmorgan chase itself received 25 billion in those t.a.r.p. loans. all told the amount of emergency federal reserve lending support to jpmorgan exceeded $456 billion and i note that in november of 2011, bloomberg article estimates that the bank made nearly 458 million in profit from those emergency loans from the fed. in addition, jpmorgan chase has access to fed discount window and depository base some of which funded these proprietary trades which is fdic

i think it was mr. lynch. >> not everybody from boston talks the same. >> this is normal standard operating -- >> i do want to take exception. i made no comment on the swearing in. let me just -- if i could, just another 30 seconds. i am gratified that you are following my precedent. i will have, by tomorrow, another list of precedents you can also follow and we'd all benefit. >> well, don't get in any rush to give it to me. >> mr. dimon, had you been sworn in, you would face no legal liability for the comment that i think you've made that is erroneous because we here are here because we're in touch with main street in our districts. and you put forward the idea that there were $350 billion that you had given to your chief investment office because there weren't small and medium sized businesses in the united states that were credit worthy that wanted the money. and i assure you, there isn't a member of this panel that couldn't bring you 100 small and medium sized businesses credit worthy, in need of loans fr

mr. lynch for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the witnesses for attending and thanking the committee for the work. if not for the exposure of the taxpayers we wouldn't be here. i want to note that starting back on the fall of 2008, jpmorgan and a bunch of other wall street banks received about $7 billion from the american taxpayer, jpmorgan chase itself received $25 billion and in those loans. all totalling the amount of federal reserve lending support to jpmorgan competed $45 6 billion. and i note in november of 2011, bloomberg article estimates that the bank made nearly $4 -- 45*8d million profit from the emergency loan from the fed. in addition, jpmorgan chase has access to the fed discount window and the deposit tear base which funded proprietary trades which is fdic and taxpayer ensured. there's a lot of exposure for the taxpayers. that's why it defies logic that we would allow an institution with that type of support from the taxpayer to ability in this way. mr. against again leer, i enjoyed your opening rem

. >> you can just look at mr. lynch and see that there is true emotion in his face. >> lynch testified his only intention was to get him to sign a piece of paper admitting to the molestation. lynch said he'd negotiate that had and more in an earlier civil settlement but never got what was promised. >> mr. lynch was very clear on the desire to stop father jerry's access torj children. on his deep desire to bring him to justice. >> prosecutors are trying to portray lynch as a man intent on reverge and on the day of the assault wanted more than anything just to hurt father lindner. >> the judge made it clear now that this issue is not molestation but whether or not the defendant is guilty of an assault. >> lynch faces two charges. late today there is another failed defense effort to get father lindner to testify on the record. at least three people who were ready to tell the jury they were also molested by the former priest say regardless of the outcome, the trial has given lynch and other victims a voice. >> to me, will i

got his story out. >> reporter: mr. lynch described how lindhler sodomized him while forcing him to have sex with his brother. my brother, i'll never forget, he didn't understand, he was looking at me to help him. >> his account of what happened to him as a child was so heart breaking. he was barely maintaining emotional control. >> i thought about doing many things to lindhler, including killing him. and if i wanted to kill him, i would have already done it. >> i think we should applaud him for his willing to stand up and for bringing this to the forefront again and again and again hoping that somebody's going to do someing. >> the 44-year-old says now he feels empowered. now he feels like he has a voice. because of a statute of limitations, police were not able to investigate lynch's claims against the priest. after partial testimony at the beginning of this trial, the priest in this case, father lindhler declared, he pled the fifth amendment to not continue testifying. we're told that the jury should get this case on monda

ever molesting mr. lynch. he indicated that once the trial is over he may pursue perjury charges. >> today brought the official first day of summer. people all over the bay area are feeling the heat. >> high temperatures top off in the mid-90s today. there you have conquered at 95 degrees, 97 towards the delta and fairfield, 97 in livermore. nineties were common across santa clara valley with 75 in san francisco. the other side of the coin, extremely dry conditions. the relative humidity in concord at 9%. 13 percent throughout alameda county and 21 percent relative humidity in san jose. currently the air temperature is holding steady from the '60s through the '90s. >> contra costa county taxpayers are being asked to dig deep to say about the 10 fire stations but the fire service knows that this might be a tough sell. the effort to persuade people to open up their wallets >> this fire station is going to lose one company in july, half of its staffing. the fire department sent out a letter letting people know t

. >> you can look alt mr. lynch and see true emotion and you can see he's talking from the heart. >> witnesses testified about being attacked by limpbl. he denied molesting lynch and his brother, prosecutors admitted as much. he refused to deliver more testimony. >>> a 10-year-old boy expected to survive a shooting in richmond, hit in the back when a teen shot at the driver of a passing car near the intersection of south 15th street yet afternoon. the boy was with his mother. >> as soon as everything was over i came out of the house and i asked where they okay? and they were saying they were okay. the lady was yelling my baby has been shot. >> police raced him to the hospital and the victim's mother tells abc 7 news her son is doing better and says doctors are considering surgery because of the internal injuries caused by the bullet. >> a search will be held this weekend to find a missing baseball fan who disappeared monday night. he was last seen in a parking lot on pier 32 about 11:00 monday night. friends and fam

mr. lynch and see the true emotion in his face. i think you can see he was talking from the heart.>>reporter: lynch testified his only intention when he confronted father lin at this los gatos retirement facility was to get him to sign a piece of paper admitting to the the molestation. lin says he negotiated that and more in earlier civil settlement but never got what he was promised. >> mr. lynch was very mostly clear on his desire to stop father jerry access to other children and on his deep desire to bring him to justice in the court system. >>reporter: prosecutors are trying to portray lynch as man intent on revenge. on the day of the assault wanted more than anything just to hurt father lin. >> the judge has made it very clear now that the issue in this case is not molestation it's whether or not the defendant is guilty of an assault. >> lynch faces two felony charges. late today there was another failed defense effort to get father lynn to testify on the record. at least 3 people who were ready to tell the jury they were also molested by the former priest, they regardless of

believe that he got his story out and told what happened, and, i think that you can just look at mr. lynch fancy the true emotion in his face. i think that you can see he was speaking from the heart. >> he admitted that he assaulted the priest at his jesuit retirement home in may of 2010 but said that is not why he went there. he said that he wanted to the motion we heard a former priest by giving them false information about his brother dying and also said that he was there to get a written emissions from him about molesting lynch and his brother. >> he referenced paper that he was hoping to have the priest sign that they met with them, hoping that possibly by signing an admission of guilt for his abuse, possibly that could overturn the statute of limitations. >> it only made the father angry, he testified and then he leered at him and he felt threatened in the same way he felt as a child and started to punched a man, landing two blows, they grappled on a sofa and grabbed each other's throats and a lamp receptionist burst into the room and said that she was calling the police. lynch left

mr. lynch, two minutes, a member of the committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for two minutes. mr. lynch: thank you, mr. speaker. i would add that we have 31 democrats that signed a letter to the department of justice and to the white house in the aftermath of agent terry's death to fully cooperate in this investigation. however, i rise in strong opposition to this contempt resolution. while criticism of the department of justice for oversight of the so-called gun walking operation during both the bush administration and the current administration, criticism may be warranted, a finding of contempt against a sitting attorney general of the united states is most certainly not. and determining whether this house should hold our highest ranking national law enforcement officer in contempt of congress, let us remember that up until last week, the majori of our committee had been demanding the production of documents that our attorney general is legally pr

they give us a warning they were going to put on perjury testimony, then lindner denies he molested mr. lynch or her brother. >> the district torn says the molestation did not give lynch the right to track down his abuser and punch him repeatedly. >>> this morning closing arguments set to again in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. the defense rested yesterday without calling the former penn state assistant coach to the stand to dispute charges that he molested 10 boys over a decade. sandusky's consisted of character witnesses who dreaded his reputation including his ex-wife who said she never saw her former husband do anything inappropriate with children. sandusky faces 51 criminal counts. if convicted he could be sent to prison for rest of his life. >>> family of a berkeley man killed by intruder setting stage for lawsuit widow and children of peter cukor filed a wrongful death claim against the city. he was killed in february after calling 911 to report an intruder. the family claims he was told by a dispatcher that help was on the way but the dispatcher never intended to send it an

he is doing it for the children >> mr. lynch was the one and only defense witness. after today, the defense rested. there will be a closing arguments on monday and it is expected that the jury will get the case by monday afternoon. >> a broken gas line is keeping fired evacuees' out of their homes this evening. we fire at a san francisco apartment building damage 10 of the units. >> when there are seven floors and there is fire on every floor whether or not is spread, we need to have a cruise on every floor. >> one elderly tenant was treated for smoke inhalation. investigators are certain that the fire that shut down trans bay bart service earlier this month was deliberately set but they're not releasing any details because they say they have information only the arsonist would know. the fire ripped through an unfinished apartment complex and damage the bart tracks above it, tripling be across the bay commute all day. some drama in the city ethics commission meeting forced suspended share for ross mirkarimi. it was quickly disrupted by a threat. >> we expected the t

mr. lynch wanted to swear you in. said something that is false that we all know is false. >> excuse me, let me finish, please. >> sir -- >> i want to clarify something about swearing people in. we had a hearing in september of 2009 where mr. frank was chairman and mr. frank made a decision not to swear in any of the ceos of the banks about what had gone on in september of 2009. i am following the protocol of the committee. if you want to continue to say he ought to be sworn in, that's fine. >> i wasn't saying that, mr. chairman. i was not criticizing you. if i can't get to the end of the sentence -- >> i am saying the ranking member said i am doing something unusual here. what i am doing is following the standard policy. >> excuse me, mr. chairman, i didn't say you were doing unusual. >> i took it. >> i made no comment. >> i think it was mr. lynch. >> not everybody in boston talks the same. >> this is normal, standard operating -- >> i do want to take exception. i made no comment on the swearing in. if i could, just a

mr. lynch, are you prepared to go next? >> mr. chairman, i believe i have an amendment. >> will the clerk read the amendment. and the clerks will please distribute the amendment. >> the lynch amendment, insert the following section at the end of the report. >> that's unanimous consent. >> this is a simple straight forward amendment, basically it's one photograph paragraph, it says the house -- itemized accounting of the cost to the american people incur bid this committee, and any and all agencies within the department of justice, the department of homeland security and the u.s. department of state in connection with the operation of fast and furious. this investigation has now gone on for about 16 months, there are thousands of, you know, man and counsel hours that have been put in on this investigation. this is just a straight forward accounting request in terms of what we have spent on this. it does not reflect the opportunity costs from this committee because i believe there are several dozen other issues we could be focusing o

said that the father may have perjured himself on the witness stand when he denied ever molesting mr. lynchthe defense attorney says there is a mountain of evidence that the molestation did in fact occur and indicated that after the trial is over, he may pursue perjury charges against the priest. >> recycling centers busted for selling stolen copper. new details in the story we've first broke as the centers are exposed >> a whole new way of sharing what you know with people you don't. a new program offering you a chance to teach or skills to hundreds >> summer officially arrived just an hour ago and with it, summertime temperatures. 94 ,, >> investigators in the east bay are revealing new details about their copper wire that crackdown. here is a look at 7 scrap metal yards in contra costa county or they conducted an elaborate undercover operation. simon peres has an update to a story we first brought you last night >> there is a list of rules that these businesses are supposed to follow to make sure that thieves cannot get away with it. they steal from homes and businesses and public utilit

warner -- a warning they would put on the testimony, and he gets on the stand and denies he molested mr. lynch or his brother. >> the deputy d.a. shows a picture of lindner bloody and bruised and the molestation didn't give him the right to track down his uh biewzer and punch him repeatedly. she showed portions of an interview lynch did with our media partner, the san jose mercury news. lynch appears to take responsibility for the confrontation in 2010 at the church's los gatos retirement facility. >> i did everything i could do under the law. whether it is my moral obligation to myself, to society, to protect society from him super seed the law of the land? >> tamara is lindner's niece. she said her uncle molested her and her brother and sisters, so her support is behind lynch. >> a pedophile priest should be put in jail like the rest of the ped files. >> during the video shown by the prosecutor lynch is seen emotionally describing what he says happened to himself and his brother at the hands of lindner. lynch was 7 at the time. his brother was just four. >> i have a million things i need to

warner -- a warning they would put on the testimony, and he gets on the stand and denies he molested mr. lynch or his brother. >> the deputy d.a. shows a picture of lindner bloody and bruised and the molestation didn't give him the right to track down his uh biewzer and punch him repeatedly. she showed portions of an interview lynch did with our media partner, the san jose mercury news. lynch appears to take responsibility for the confrontation in 2010 at the church's los gatos retirement facility. >> i did everything i could do under the law. whether it is my moral obligation to myself, to society, to protect society from him super seed the law of the land? >> tamara is lindner's niece. she said her uncle molested her and her brother and sisters, so her support is behind lynch. >> a pedophile priest should be put in jail like the rest of the ped files. >> during the video shown by the prosecutor lynch is seen emotionally describing what he says happened to himself and his brother at the hands of lindner. lynch was 7 at the time. his brother was just four. >> i have a million things i need to

tricky means, some of which don't seem to be quite truthful, the rung was pulled out from under mr. lynch. he's hanging alone with his testimony we don't know the extent to which that will be curtailed. >> reporter: the next major milestone in the trial will be when william lynch takes the stand. there's no word on exactly when that takes place. now, back to the court clearing. the judge did about two hours into the day ask everyone to leave the courtroom except for the jury. we left for about 15 minutes. they brought us back in, at which point the judge told everyone and warned everyone not to have any contact with the jury. he was talking specifically to the onlookers in the gallery, not to have any contact with the jury, no matter how innocent. so obviously something had taken place. we're live in san jose, arturo santia santiago. >> a high-profile case there in the south bay. >>> she says she was given wrong information about oakland's controversial 100 blocks program. now mayor jean kwan is on damage control. kwan has been under fire for months about the 100 blocks public safety prog

. >> we now recognize the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you know, this investigation and these hearings started in response to the loss of agent brian terry, and i think all of us continue to offer our condolences to his family and to all of his colleagues in uniform who protect our borders in all of our agencies and that really was the impetus for these investigations, and i certainly could have been one of the 31 democrats who signed that letter who asked the department of justice to cooperate with this investigation to be forthcoming with any evidence that helped us get to the truth, but unfortunately over the course of these hearings and this investigation, that focus, that seriousness of purpose regarding the loss of agent terry has been lost. it has now morphed into a more selective, a more partisan, a more media-seeking process. what we're talking about now is in this last iteration of the contempt citation we claim or at least the majority now claims that we are seeking documents surro

. >> mr. lynch, let me say this. no one knows what the loss is going to be. >> that's why we have witnesses so they can testify and not so you can answer for them. >> your time is up. mr. pierce -- i mean, if you know how much the loss will be -- >> that's a matter we're still reviewing under our examination activity. thank you. mr. pierce? >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. alvarez, if we'll look at derivative trading and we're going to prioritize the risk that these major firms face, would that particular activity be in the middle or at the top? is that a scary, risky thing or kind of not very risky? what priority should we be looking at when we consider derivative trades? >> i'm not sure what priority congress wants to -- >> i'm saying you. you're in charge. we simply oversee. you are in charge of risk. that's what you say. >> i think from our perspective we're taking two high priority approaches. we think it's important for firms to have good risk management -- >> my question is not that. my question is derivative t

warner -- a warning they would put on the testimony, and he gets on the stand and denies he molested mr. lynch.a. shows a picture of lindner bloody and bruised and the molestation didn't give him the right to track down his uh biewzer and punch him repeatedly. she showed portions of an interview lynch did with our media partner, the san jose mercury news. lynch appears to take responsibility for the confrontation in 2010 the church's los gatos retirement facility. >> i did everything i could do under the law. whether it is my moral obligation to myself to, to society, to protect society from him super seed the law of the land? >> tamara is lindner's niece. she said her uncle molested her and her brother and sisters, so her support is behind lynch. >> a pedophile priest should be put in jail like the rest of the ped files. >> during the video shown by lys the prosecutor lynch is seen emotionally describing what he says happened to himself and his brother at the hands of lindner. lynch was 7 at the time. her was just four. >> i have a million things i need to do. >> the prosecution declined all

>> the question -- the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, all those in favor signify by saying aye, those opposed no. in the opinion of the chair, the eye ayes have it. a recorded vote is ordered and postponed pursuant to committee rules. does anyone else have an amendment? you have an amendment? we'll wait on yours if you don't mind. does the gentle lady have an amendment? the clerk will read the amendment. >> amendment to the reported offered by ms. maloney of new york. >> without objection, it is considered as read, the gentle lady is recognized to explain her amendment as it's being distributed. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i first would like to be absolutely clear that there is no question that the death of border patrol agent brian terry was a terrible, terrible tragedy. and there's no question that there were problems with fast and furious and that it was ill conceived and poorly executeded, as were the three prior programs. but my amendment addresses the fast and furious report that you have and it would add language to the repor

they were going to put on perjury testimony, sure enough lynner in didn't that he ever molested mr. lynch his brother. >> the -- deputy district attorney says the molestation did not give lynch the right to track down his abuser and punch him repeatedly. if convicted lynch could face four years in prison. >>> this morning closing arguments set to begin in the jerry sandusky trial. the defendant rested yesterday out calling the assistant coach to the stand to dispute charges he molested 10 boys over a decade. their case -- their case consisted of character references including the ex-wife who said she never saw her former husband do anything inappropriate with children. sandusky faces 51 counts if convicted he could be sent to prison for the rest of his life. >>> family of a berkeley man killed by an intruder is setting the stage for a lawsuit. the family has filed a wrongful death claim against the city for severe emotional distress. cukor was killed in february after calling 911 to report and . the family claims he was told by a dispatcher that help was on the way the dispatcher told an

sure enough lindner denies that he ever molested mr. lynchher. >> the deputy district attorney says the molestation did not give lynch the right to track down his abuser and punch him repeatedly. if convicted lynch could face a maximum sentence of four years in prison. >>> right now, closing arguments underway in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. the former opinion state assistant coach arrived in court last hour. the defense rested yesterday without calling sandusky to the stand. the case consisted of character witnesses who defended sandusky reputation including the coach's ex-wife who says she never saw him do anything inappropriate with children. sandusky faces 51 criminal counts. >>> this morning oakland mayor quan's office is admitting the crime epidemic goes well beyond the 100 blocks she has repeated claimed were the city's most dangerous. the contra costa times reports the mayor's top aide says the key statistic the mayor used to sell her program was grossly inflated. recently study found quan's 100 block plan only covers 17%

mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper. >> no. >> mr. cooper votes no. >> mr.. >> no. >> mr. kwigly votes no. mr. davis. >> no. >> mr. brayly votes no. mr. welch? mr. well 67 votes no. mr. murphy. >> no. >> miss spear. >> no. >> miss spear votes no. >> the clerk will report. >> 23 is, 17 nos. >> the is have it. and a contempt report is ordered reported to the house. without objection the staff shall be authorized to make necessary and technical corrections and conforming changes to the report. >> mr. chairman, file. >> file. >> yes. >> there you have it. a strict party line vote. 23 yais, 17 nos, the attorney general according to this house oversight committee role call should be held in contempt of the u.s. congress. kate bolduan is watching it up on capitol hill. jessica yellin's watching it from the white house. first to you, kate, i take it this is no great surprise spriz e strictly along party lines because of the fast and furious documents that the obama administration is refusing to share with this committee, they are holding the attorney general in cont

mr. lynch, are you choosing to go next? the gentleman is recognized for the purchases of offering -- purposes of offering an amendment. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> the courts will please distribute the amendment. >> the lynch amendment. insert the following section at the end of the report. >> unanimous consent, is considered as read. >> thank you. this is a simple, straightforward amendment. basically, it is a paragraph. it says the house committee on oversight and government reform could provide a complete accounting of the cost incurred by this committee and the department's in connection with the house investigation of operation fast and furious. this investigation has gone on for about 16 months. there are thousands of man and council hours that have been put in on this investigation. this is just a straightforward accounting request, in terms of what we have spent on this. it does not reflect the opportunity costs from this committee. i believe there are several dozen other issues which could be focusing on, but we are

mr. lynch, two minutes, a member of the committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for two minutes. mr. lynch: thank you, mr. speaker. i would add that we have 31 democrats that signed a letter to the department of justice and to the white house in the aftermath of agent terry's death to fully cooperate in this investigation. however, i rise in strong opposition to this contempt resolution. while criticism of the department of justice for oversight of the so-called gun walking operation during both the bush administration and the current administration, criticism may be warranted, a finding of contempt against a sitting attorney general of the united states is most certainly not. and determining whether this house should hold our highest ranking national law enforcement officer in contempt of congress, let us remember that up until last week, the majority of our committee had been demanding the production of documents that our attorney general is legally

. >> mr. lynch will definitely take the stand. he's waited 40 years. he hasn't had a voice for over 40 years of his life. everyone has ignored him. he's not had a voice. tomorrow he gets his voice. >> reporter: if convicted lynch faces four years in prison. a statute of limitations prevented prosecutors from going after father lindner for the alleged sex abuse. the testimony is expected to be very difficult, very graphic, not easy to listen to. again, opening arguments begin at 9:00 a.m. we're live at the san jose hall of justice for today in the bay. >>> 5:02 now. a san francisco couple says they only wanted to save their 17-year-old daughter from a life of prostitution, but prosecutors say they went too far by killing the girl's pimp. they're scheduled to appear in court again this morning. they face premeditated murder charges in the deadly shooting of calvin snead near candlestick park on june 4th. the couple's attorney says they didn't do it. the d.a. says prosecutors have substantial evidence of the couple's guilt and taking matters into their ow

mr. lynch, two nutes, a member of the committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for two minutes. mr. lynch: thankou, mr. speaker. i would add that we have 31 democrats that signed a letter to the department of justice and to the white house in the aftermath of agent terry's death to fully cooperate in this investigation. however, i rise in strong opposition to this contempt resolution. while criticism of the department of justice for oversight of the so-called gun walking operation during both the bush administration and the current administration, criticism may be warranted, a finding of contempt against a sitting attorney general of the united states is most certainly not. and dermining whether this house should hold our highest ranking national law enforcement officer in contempt of congress, let us remember that up until last week, the majority of our committee had been demanding the production of documents that our attorney general is legally prohib

mr. lynch wanted to swear you win. you party says of in that is false that we all know is false. >> excuse me. i want to clarify something about swearing people in. we had a hearing in september of 2009 where mr. frank was chairman. and mr. frank minute decision not to swear an any of the ceo's of the banks about what had gone on in september of 2009. i am following the protocol of the committee. if you want to concede to say he ought to be sworn in, that is fine. >> i am not saying that. i was not criticizing you. i am saying the ranking member has said i'm doing something unusual. what i'm doing is following the standard policy. >> i did not say that. >> i took it that way. >> i made no comment. >> i guess that is right. i guess it was mr. lynch. >> this is normal, standard procedure. >> i take exception. i have made no comment. i am gratified to your following my precedent. i will have by tomorrow another list of precedents you can also fall and we will all benefit. [laughter] >> do not given any rush to get it to m

mr. lynch wanted to swear un -- you end. you have already said something that we all know is false. >> i want to clarify something about swearing people in. we had a hearing in september of 2009 where mr. bryant was chair. -- mr. frank was chair. he made a decision not to swear in any of the ceos of the bank's about what had gone on in september of 2009. i'm following the protocol of the committee. if you want to continue to say that he ought to be sworn in, that is fine. >> i am not saying that. i was not criticizing you. >> i am sanguine the ranking member has said i am doing something unusual. what i am doing is following the standard policy -- >> i did not say you were doing anything wrong. >> i took it as. >> i made no comment. >> this is normal standard operating -- >> mr. chairman, i have made no comment on the swearing in. i am gratified that you are following a precedent, but i will have by tomorrow another president you can also follow -- precedent we can all for. >> do not get any rush to give it to me. >> mr. dim

mr. lynch one to swear you end. you already said something that is false. >> we had a hearing in september of 2009 where mr. frank was chairman. he made a decision not to swear in any of the ceos of the banks about what had gone on in september of 2009. what i am doing is following the standard policy. >> i am gratified did your following my president, and i will have a list for another list of presidents the week and all follow tomorrow. >> have you been sworn in the would face no legal liability for the comment you made that is a promise. we are in touch with mainstream to in our districts. you put for the idea at the jewish given to the injured and $50 billion to your investment office. there weren't small and medium- size businesses in the united states that for creditworthy that one of the money. i can assure you that their word behind 100 or more in need of loans from you. instead he took the money to london. . some of that money went to the gambling tables in london. that is why we are here. i would hope you a

the first lady will eat lunch with dolton native, jane lynch, who stars in the t-v show "glee." mrsobama is also scheduled to appear with governor quinn, when he signs a bill to help military spouses and veterans obtain professional licenses. vice president joe biden was in town yesterday to attend a private fundraising dinner for president obama's re-election bid. there's no love between the cranberry industry and the first lady. michelle obama's "let's move" initiative is leading to stricter guidelines for school vending machines. that could soon signal an end to cranberry juice cocktails in cafeterias. while the juice is made with real fruit, it's also loaded with sugar. that's because cranberries are incredibly tart and bitter; so they can't be eaten without a sweetner of some kind. the cranberry industry is concerned that cranberry juice, despite its health benefits, will now be associated with other sugary soft drinks. if you suspect your teenage children are up to no good on the internet, you're probably right. a new study says 70 percent of teens hide their online activities

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mr. wizard give his presentation about what cell phones are like. >> and lynch's attorneys wanted to question lindner but he pleaded the fifth yesterday, refusing to testify any further, last week he took the stand and key denied molesting lynch. the judge threw out testimony and rejected three defense requests for a mistrial. >> and there is a decision expected any moment now from the san francisco district attorney on whether child pornography charges will be filed against a san francisco gay advocate. the d.a.says it's waiting for evidence before deciding on charges. police say brinken had pornographic images of children as young as a year old this, is individual yes from an abc 7 news story on computer stress, he served on the san francisco human rights commission until his retirement in to 10. -- 2010. >> there is breaking news happening now in the community or yinda. there is a homicide investigation under way. >> police tell us a woman's body was found and a suspect has been arrested. abc 7 is live with the latest for us. >> good afternoon. i don't need to tell you neighbors have been

lynch says he wants to face his alleged abuser in court. casey weyandt is "outfront" with the story. >> reporter: mr. lunch, do you think you've accomplished what you sought out to accomplish today? >> no comments. >> reporter: 44-year-old william lynch is an alleged victim of child sexual abuse by a catholic priest more than three decades ago. today, he's on trial charged with assaulting that priest. father gerald lindner. now, 68, lindner is the alleged victim of a bloody beating by lynch in 20 may 10. he was under guise of delivers news of a family member and pummeled lindner. >> society is the victim of all this, there is a man sitting up there at los gatos who is a rapist and mow left children and allowed to go free. >> reporter: lindner once taught in los angeles, accused of but never prosecuted for abusing as many as ten children. the statute of limitations expired by the time alleged victims came forward. still, the catholic church paid millions of dollars to settle claims to lindner's accusers, including $625,000 to lynch, and his younger brother. lynch told the "los angeles times" in 2002, h

mr. lich and see true emotion in his face. he was talking from the heart. >> and he denied molesting lynch, prosecutors admitted as much, he invoked his 5th amend rights. >> the family of a missing baseball fan is not giving up on the search to find him. he was last seen in a parking lot on pier 32 around 11:00 on monday night. there is a friend fears he may have fallen into the bay. and there is a private water search for the corrections officer. the coast guard suspended the search. the family is handing out flyers to boaters hoping they can aid in this search. >> and they're going to be getting out flyers and hoping someone will see him. if he's out there, that they'll find him. >> the family is leaving a larger -- leading a larger search in the bay tomorrow. >> and time to check in on our weather. >> there is sandhya patel in. promising to be a warm, sunny weekend its going to be nice but i won't call it warm. we're looking at marine layer and there is some drizzle along the coast. there is tomorrow morning, drizzle, temperatures into 50s and sunshine inland, temperatures similar to today, low 60s to low 80s, if you're hoping

mr. attorney geral you're not a good witness. >> you're leading kind of a lynch-like mob. ♪ >> we are momentsher to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress. the charge would still require a vote by the full house to pass regardless, house republicans may have handed the president the very issue he needs to win the white house. congressman darrell issa assess oversight and government reform committee is expected to approve the charge on a party line vote. yet, he and his republican allies won't have much time to celebrate. they were quickly knocked back on their heels this morning with word that the president would exert executive privilege, the first time ever in his administration over the release of certain documents. this left the committee's democrats and republicans in a heated fight about what this investigation was really all about. >> what is in those internal documents that the department of justice that is so self-incriminating that the doj will not release them? >> i just don't get the point. it just does not make sense. >> nobody wants to

mr. wizard give his opinions of how we need cell phones in our lives. >> the protests continued outside of the courthouse while three victims would not be allowed to testify on lynch's behalf. >>> the contra costa county fire district could be closing a third of its fire stations. unless voters pass a tax hike in november. earlier this month a partial tax fell short forcing east contra costa county to close half its stations. they asked supervisors for a parcel tax for five years. the chief says without more funding, longer response times will lead to more property damage, injuries to people and higher insurance rates. >>> budget gimmicks or budget solutions, that's what republicans in sacramento are asking tonight as lawmakers prepare to vote on 21 budget trailer bills. the bills spell out how the state plans on raising revenue and cutting costs. top legislative leaders made those bills available to read just this morning. the vote is tomorrow. republicans are crying foul over what they call a lack of transparency in the budget process. governor brown has said his plan protects education, permanent lip includes welfare and includes cuts. it relies heavily on an ass

mr. muhammad. >> well, there is an event around father's day that is called stop and frisk silent march. there was a famous march on fifth avenue to help highlight the issues around lynchinge past there was nothing more american than standing up against unwarranted search and seizure, but in new york city in particular, we see that stop and frisk is everyday occurrence for african-american, and latino males and on father's day we want to come forward to say this is something that we don't tolerate here in new york city, and across the country. >> the stop and frisk policy has received a lot of attention and something that we want to talk about more on the show, because it is really important. michael tesler? >> well, there was a fabulous 100-plus page report released this week of an interview of the longstanding value study which is to interview people over the last 25 years. what they found is that partisan polarization in the mass level is growing substantially across several different values. so it looks like a elite polarization is filtering down to the elite level. >> we had norm on the show last week, and asymmetrical polarization is important to point out in the wa