each bail decision can mean a new payday, when defendants are willing to come up with ten percent of their bail to but their release. it's the reason why this courthouse, like most others across the country, is surrounded by bail bond shops. >> in california, if it's a $25 thousand dollar bond and you ain't got the money to afford it, i understand you're innocent until proven guilty, but you're going to stay in jail until you go to trial. >> leonard padilla is the face of the bail business in sacramento. >> this is some office you have. >> rattlesnakes, you ever heard of them? stick your tongue out for him, come on. good girl. >> you're quite into wildlife. >> now semi-retired, he says he spends more time in his office talking to his parrot than chasing fugitives. >> leonard and rob used to star in their own tv show. >> tracking down fugitives no one else can find. >> leonard told us that in sacramento county alone, courts set twelve million dollars in bail every month. >> twelve million a month, that's $144 in a year. that's 10% of the total penal amount in california, which is usua

the news, good morning, bill cosby using the courtesies tell to fight back against another sexual assault allegation. >> his lawyers counter sued the woman claiming she was only looking for a paydayer failing to sell her story to a tabloid. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in the cbs-3 sat center with the latest on that, justin? >> cosby's legal team says latest accuser tried to extort him before. now coming back for more of his money. lapd chief is saying these cosby claims warrant investigation, even if they're passed, the statute of limitations. it has been a long week for cosby on tuesday. that california accuser filed suit, claim that he drugged and sexually assaulted her when she was 15, back in 1974 at the playboy mansion. now, cosby is countering suing her, claim that she tried to extort him for up to $250,000, and sell her story to the tabloids, and then on wednesday, three more accusers came forward, and that was on the same day that word came down that cosby would no longer serve as a trustee at temple university. and on thursday, the us navy pulled cosby's honorary chief petty officer stat us a mid these growing allegations. this bridges the number of a

> his lawyers counter sue claiming the woman is only looking for a payday after failing to sell her story to a tabloid. "eyewitness newsporter justin fin in our satellite center to tell you more about it, justin? >> good morning, now the lapd says it could look into all claims against cosby, no matter how old they are. and that development caps off what has been a long week for the comic. now, soon after he broke his silence, to thank celebrities supporters, more claims came down. a california woman filed suit on tuesday claiming cosby assaulted her at the playboy mansion back in 1974. now cosby counter suing her, claiming she has tried to extort him for up to $250,000. and then on wednesday, three more accusers came forward, and that same day cosby announced he would step down as trustee, at temple university. and then, on thursday, the us navy announced it will revoke cosby's honorary chief petty officer status, a mid the growing allegations. and now the list of accusers stands at close to 20, and then the lapd chief says these allegations are worth looking into, though, experts say, the move is unusual, and possibly

new york city. i feel you might as well call me a geographical novelist than historical novelist. i like the word novelist. -- a certain amount of connotations. ok, i'm looking for the word "historical novel payday -- historical novel." >> may by over anticipated. >> it says it judges the reader somehow. formulatednot fiction. when you do this work for a while -- >> writing novels? >> you want to find new ways to do it. equivalent to -- and riders been to get. james joyce was a beautiful writer. --listic, since a fiction sense of fiction. >> he seems to have done all right. >> virginia woolf decided she wanted to write a novel without device,o forgo that that convention and she did a couple of times. the one i like best is -- iters have always had the feeling that formulating fiction is unsatisfactory. the way this book has turned out, i think it breaks a few rules in pleases me. >> who is andrew? a figure came to me as standing in the snow and holding a infant's water in his arms in front of a door with a snow-covered down of his yankee ball cap. -- swaddled >> it was some urgency to it as he was waiting for the store to open. i found myself writing that. -- the door to open. i had to find out

well payday proved frustrating for more than a thousand people after a big mistake. we'll explain after the break. >>> this is "nbc 10 news." >> at 5:43 this morning, here is a live look over center city philadelphia. temperatures much warmer than they were this time yesterday. that sunshine that we saw yesterday, eh we've got some clouds today. some areas, there will be spotty showers. meteorologist brittney shipp will have the details coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> there is no comment from the white house after north korea's newest threat and racial slurs against president obama following an internet outage in the country. north korea issued a statement accusing the president of pressuring sony to release the controversial movie "the interview." officials are angry because it portrays a fictional assassination of leader kim jong-un. the u.s. blamed north korea for the cyber attack designed to stop sony from releasing the movie. >>> a self-proclaimed hacker in finland says he is partly responsible for disrupting gaming services on xbox and play station consoles on christmas day. the man calls himself ryan and s

payday some workers will never forget. we'll tell you what happened when they checked their bank accounts the day after christmas. what they found was certainly no gift. >>> this is "nbc 10 news." >> at 12 minutes after 10:00, here is a live look at camel back mountain resort up in the pocono mountains. plenty of folks out there skiing and snowboarding. the slopes have been open for about two hours now. it is going to be cloudy today, so we won't have that sunshine from yesterday. temperatures will warm up a bit from where they are right now. however, we are going to take a dip as the week continues, and it will be cold by the start of 2015. today, the united states and nato will mark the completion of the military mission in afghanistan. the ceremony will formally end 13 years of war in the country. a u.s.-led security force with about 13,000 soldiers will transition to a supporting role. more than 2,200 american troops were killed during the 13-year mission in afghanistan. no comment from the white house after north korea's newest threat and racial slurs against president obama. it follows an internet outage in the country. on friday, north korea issued a statement accusing

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but got out of the hospital, took out a payday loan and returned by way of beijing where he has been in north korea now since early november. and today giving a news conference, voluntarily in pyongyang where he listed a number of things about the united states government. he talked about the government, the u.s. government being like a mafia trying to take over small countries. he talked about billionaires controlling the political system, trying to take over the world. he talked about the cia, he talked about ferguson, missouri. he talked about border violence and ufos and ma implanted in people's heads to create voice. all of this before a crowd who was intent of listening. quite a sight in that room in pyongyang this morning. >> and any comment from the united states? >> the state department says they are aware of reports that have now been circulated since cnn broke this story several hours ago that there's this american in north korea. they said the safety of american citizens are their top priority but they didn't comment any further beyond that. this boy's mother claims she had contacted the u.s. embassy in beijing and asked them to locate

payday -- days of peace and prayer. many will tell you the perception of the threat will only worsen if there are more cases brought. >>> france has agreed to pay a newf compensation to holocaust families. they will eligible for the $6 million fund. the new deal will help american and israeli citizens and those who weren't eligible for other programs. >>> china's security chief has been excelled and arrested. he is being investigated for corruption. since coming to power, the chinese president has launched a high-profile campaign to stomp out corruption among government officials. >>> anger is mounting in the united states over the decision not to charge a white policeman for the shooting of an unarmed man. the u.s. department's decision to launch a civil inquiry has failed to calm demonstrators. the arrest and choke hold was all captured on camera. both cases have opened a wider debate about whether police should wear body cameras. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies in kansas know how to work with body cameras. they had them for three years. it cost more than 1 100 -- $100,000. when a shooting in ferguson, missouri, set up a protests, the price sounded

payday these workers will never forget. next, we'll tell you what happened when they checked their bank accounts the day after christmas. what they found was no gift. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> at 7:25 on this sunday morning, here is a live look toward the ben franklin bridge. the sun is starting to come up. it's not beginning to be as nice of a day as it was yesterday. it is going to be warm we'll be in the 50s, but we have more clouds out there and we are tracking spotty showers in the region. meteorologist brittney shipp will have more coming up in the forecast. >>> this is a tough one. imagine checking your bank account on payday and finding out that your employer withdrew the amount of your paycheck instead of depositing the money that you are owed. that's what happened to about 1,300 workers in massachusetts on friday and what a time for the mistake. it was the day after christmas. i'm sure a lot of people were counting on that paycheck. the manager said it was just human error. that's what's to blame and the problem should be fixed by tomorrow when the banks reopen for business. >>> the time right now, 7:26 on this sunday morning. we are following new developments

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payday loans. it could seem a good idea, but michael calhoun of the center for responsible lending says there are things you could consider. in the new year there are changes to the u.s. postal service that could costs jobs. we will hear from mark later as "the washington journal" continues after this. >> here are some of the programs you will find this weekend. actor and seth rogen discussing humor at the harvard institute of politics. sunday, katie pavlik on what she perceives as the hypocrisy of liberals with their war on women rhetoric. 10:00pan2 tonight at that the topument universities are missing the mark in education and students should learn lessons in how to think critically, be creative, and have a goal in life beyond the material. sunday, booktv visits west lafayette indiana to interview authors and toward literary sites. on american history tv on c-span 3, today at 6:00 p.m. eastern, history and damien shields talks about the life of irish american soldier patrick cleburne. sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m., a 1974 investigative piece by san kron tv on the history of police who talent in neighboring oakland. find our schedul