mr. marman, we believe the officers on the scene acted appropriately and professionally. with deshon marman and his mother last night. >> for the most part i knew that my god had a chance in the midst of this and my friends had done nothing wrong. >> there are a lot of things. you know as far as it happened. >> reporter: he was arrested last month on u.s. airways flight after an agent told him to pull up his pants. he was jailed on resisting arrest. yesterday at san francisco city hall more than 100 community activists and religious leaders held a noon rally to support him. his mother says around 6:30 last night she got a call from her attorney saying the d.a. has decided not to file charges. today was made official. she also got a call from. you airways offering round trip tickets to she and her son and she referred to official to her attorney. we have an end to the dilemma between u.s. airways and mr. marman but not answered the question what is epable attire when flying u.s. airways. >> what is acceptable attire. >>> they have called of the search for the seven missing

mr. marman did not have to spend a night when jail behind this. if there were common sense we would not have had this occurred. >> did the public of war over this have anything to do or weigh on you at all as a rookie of the case customer did you keep in mind the percentage of people who were for or against this? >> not relevant. we do not make our decisions as prosecutors based on that type of an outcry. ours is on a very simple level, we think the crime occurred. should we be bringing it into a court and to have someone convicted? mr. marman does not need to have a criminal conviction on his record for this. >> does it make you think at all that maybe this airline dress code or lack there of or the way that it is a hazy his setting people up and causing more problems for you? do they need to define its better? >> i am going to leave that to the airlines. what i can tell you is, when you have a hazy policy and we have to convince a jury that there was some sort of crime, those did not go well together. remember what we were looking at, we were no

mr. marman chose to not want to deal with that either way.h sides could have relaxed a little bit and treated it differently. that's part of the reason we don't think it belongs in court. we think 12 members on a jury would say, you know what, everybody could have just -- including mr. marman, could have done this a little bit differently and we don't need to have somebody labeled a criminal over this. >> when you first reported this about a month ago, the statement from deshon marman was that he regretted that he didn't just, nfc, do as he told right away. that plays along with that. in terms of your investigation, did you speak to several witnesses to gather facts? >> our detective from the sheriff's office interviewed everybody in the case, including passengers that happened to be watching it, the pilot, all the officers and flight attendants who were involved. we have statements from all of them. >> okay. san mateo district attorney steve wagstaffe thank you for your time this morning. no criminal charges will be filed against 20-year-old

mr. marman received by u.s. air. and also, encouraging the faa to investigate actions and to develop and implement a consistent dress code requirement. >> police arrested him june 15th on a charge of trespassing. he was ordered off the plane for refusing to pull up sagging pants. he's currently out of jail, out on bail. the district attorney has until the end of the week to drop charges. >> the man behind the wheel of a car involved in a deadly crash on highway 17 has been arrested on suspicion after tempted murder and vehicular manslaughter. the 29-year-old drove his car into southbound lanes of highway 17 yesterday, slamming into another car. the driver was killed. chp officers told the "jant cruz sentinel" investigators determined he drove the wrong way with intention of causing harm. >>> investigator as rested a woman who crashed her suv through the front door of this fire station on deanza boulevard. the accident happened just before 11:00. the 36-year-old from oakland is charged with driving under the influence

mr. marman and his family move past this incident. doyle still wants a written and verbal apology from u.s. airways as she is convince herd son was singled out because he is black. this despite the fact that the two flight attendants who initially dealt with marman are black. >> that doesn't say anything. we have african-american people that are not comfortable in their own skin. >> in the meantime, doyle and her son plan to move on from the experience that may inspire marman to wear a belt. >> when he does fly will he wear his pajama pants? >> of course not. in san francisco. bay area news. >> tonight, a wealthy san francisco woman is denying charges that she is the ringleader in a scheme to illegally export paint to pakistan. that paint is allegedly used in construction of a pakistan nuclear plant. many experts fear that plant will produce plutonium. 51-year-old was arrested at an atlanta airport last month. the uc-santa cruz grad charged with violating u.s. export laws and conspiracy in connection with the paint purchase by the chi

mr. marman. they want city supervisors to pass a resolution asking for a federal investigation of that incident. now marman is waiting to hear if the san mateo county district attorney will press charges against him. >>> a congressional hearing today investigates reports that u.s. airports are still vulnerable to terror attacks. coming up for you at 6:15 we'll have a live report from our washington d.c. newsroom on the high number of security breaches at american airports despite spending billions of dollars on improving security. >>> well, republican senate leader has introduced a back up plan for the debt ceiling negotiations at the white house. president obama and congressional leaders will meet again today. his back up plan is a complicated proposal but it would give president obama authority to increase that debt limit without congress that's in case the group can't come to an agreement by the august 2nd deadline. president obama says if that deadline is not met, millions of social security,