norman welsh heading in with his attorney, michael cardoza. we spoke with him and he said welsh admits, there is no question he feels bad about what he has done. butler enters court and lewis lombardi entered alone. here is attorney michael cardoza discussing his client, norman welsh. >> right before he, as they say, lawyered upen he sat down with investigators and told them his involve machine >> reporter: the men are accused of using their status. we spoke to cardoza. the men are accused of using their status to set up -- stings, the former net of c net said he needed the money because he had a sick daughter.

marty kaplan a professor at usc, there film program is a norman lear so that tells you where they standitically. cap plan and i see eye-to-eye with the advertisers being bamboozled. he said i will get around to the book they are not interested doing anything except promoting there of liberalism. infiltrating academia is another thing to do. we have to infiltrate the campuses, a takeover. the left has taken over. we are conservatives we focus on individuals the left is a leftist focusing on institutions but they are unbelievably powerful so we see the news media and entertainment media and then we are surprised when they turn out liberals? we need to be involved in institutional -- institution al takeovers the same way as the left. >> s.a. philosophical question is there a distinction between propaganda? >> what your feelings on that? >> that is the title of my book. [laughter] there is a slight distinction and a fine line between social commentary that in a broadly pushes certain member states messages but they do use it consciously and unconsciously. the effect is the same. they create

better than the rest of us are they way and it's not right it's not fair and it could be changed norman solomon you want a recent article she wrote about the current war psychology in the permanent work on to me is that where we're at now and how long we've been in that if so in that spot but we're ten years into it wall to wall the permanent work i mean i think of it as the sort of repetition compulsion disorder of a warfare state and really when you think about the words we've been in repeatedly for several decades but of course since nine eleven just the notion that war should never end could never end it's perpetual we're going to get the terrorists well there's always going to be among six seven eight billion people plenty of terrorists as john stockwell former cia agent said back in the eighty's if you're in search of enemies you're going to find them and really stunning to me i was in afghanistan almost two years ago on a trip to kabul how expensive it is and the human cost one million dollars for one soldier in afghanistan for one year meanwhile we don't have health care in our

manor was enough to beat dane and his handsome frenchman gregory wardy they finished tied for second norman getting his hands on the treasury out of his two thousand and nine european masters title. really believe my game was good enough and with the last we know. we. would know as well you know a lot of it all and that is it feels. relieving you know. that's which demoted g.b. where australia in k.c. stoner won the catalan grand prix his third victory in five races but when he took pressure on reigning world champion jorge lorenzo who came in second however got the spaniard is still seven points clear in the overall standings and his teammate ben speed was the first podium finish of the season species finished ahead of multiple champion valentino rossi who has yet to win this season after joining but you can see team athens marcus immaturely starting from pole to have to settle for sixth place after you tell him great death threats local fans after crashing down

action and where we all go from here i'm joined by three members of progressive democrats of america norman solomon smith and tim carpenter welcome to all of you here we thank you for first of all what happened today tim you're the the the big cheese if you. hope you're not the swiss cheese you know today was the culmination of a week of activity and for many of us the letter that we sent to the u.s. senate regarding the number of troops that the president will be announcing in regards to afghanistan account that we wanted to make the connection today of what that number means in real terms and how we can take those numbers and have them work for us in other words taking the money that's being spent on those troops and moving them over to the message of the economy specifically on health care so today we we were outside and rallied and then we went into the lobby but before that we're at the chamber of commerce i'm talking to people it's got it's also it's also having the chamber of putting it up the last of the tuber congress so if you have if you have there's a lot of interest if you have

norman ornstein who is an advocate for the proposition.hy should there be come and take up to five minutes, one minute or up to five for stating your argument in favor and then fred will make his arguments against. each will have a two-minute rebuttal on what is wrong with the other's argument and then i will moderate a q&a that is flexible. then they will each ask each other questions and the audience can ask questions. america needs mandatory voting. why? >> thanks mark and thank you ralph for doing this. my book broken branch, which by the ways a great holiday gift. i was a little uneasy when i first came in. when i first came in i thought it said debating tattoos. but we will do this informally with just a couple of caveats. first, i am not for mandatory voting. i'm for mandatory attendance at the polls. there is a distinction and it is one that has been impressed upon me by kim beazley who is the current australian ambassador of the united states and was his party's leader for some years. in australia you don't have to vote. you can g

why not trace through lost norman crests or track dna to tribes 6,000 years gone from the banks.r further back through each human cell to african eve her grunts are tuning savannahs. i felt the gift shared from the bones later that night in the crowded room when all the instruments had gone silent and a man rose up shyly alone and sang sean moss one of the singer's songs. beautiful country, i take you to by the black water screens of the beast the thrush and the black bird sings sweetly and the wild deer over the mountains branches with fruits and blossom the and hives with honey. and the corn creek lifts it's cries in the grass. [applause] >> your poem has a sense of place and you mentioned earlier the sensation of going to canada and what it felt like to be in that place in canada and in other opportunities to be in that land in ireland. i wonder if you can reflect and margaret as well, what were the physical experiences you were having and what was the importance ever going to the place by way of informing your story? >> i don't know if anybody seen there is a series on now on

norman welsh heading in with his attorney, michael cardoza.oke with him and he said welsh admits, there is no question he feels bad about what he has done. butler enters court and lewis lombardi entered alone. here is attorney michael cardoza discussing his client, norman welsh. >> right before he, as they say, lawyered upen he sat down with investigators and told them his involve machine >> reporter: the men are accused of using their status. we spoke to cardoza. the men are accused of using their status to set up -- stings, the former net of c net said he needed the money because he had a sick daughter. he is accused of selling meth, pot and steroids. keep in mind the ages, they face 38 count felony complaints. the men are expected to appear before the judge any mowment. federal authorities have taken this case over and the distribute attorney said charges will stand until the federal investigation is complete. live in walnut creek. we have another ktvu crew right inside of the courtroom and we'll bring you the latest. >> thank you, jade. >>

i wondered if her death would release me or if i was doomed to norman bates territory. he will be here in five minutes. half an hour later, after i squeezed. we were awkward as wall flowers. the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people can feel abandoned. he might be late. i looked at the clock again. 25 minutes. only hustlers can get away with that. he's not a hustler? ben turned and looked at me. you think i bought us a hustler? how pathettic tic do you think we are? >> i sort of felt like he targeted us. i didn't get that sense. may be i'm wrong. ben smiled. you are disappointed. no , i said, no just annoyed. he pulled down the waist band. i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to u

norman and his guest, ms. patricia lindbergh. mr. -- mr., a bit nervous but i'm looking very much forward to the event. >> will you play vaugner? >> not tonight. she likes classical music. >> what german composers will you play? >> beethoven, hendle. >> are there any challenges? >> might be, but these are not things that you worry about. >> how many? >> about 30. but we perform in different groups. >> normally you would have others with you? >> we are 180. do you have a name for that? a symphony? >> for eight people, it's a sonata. there is a string orchestra. leader mitch mcconnell and the honorable elaine chao. the honorable nancy pelosi and her husband, mr. paul pelosi mr. stewart banum and his wife, mrs. sandra banum. the honorable ellen coucher. the honorable samuel nunn and his wife, ms. colleen nunn. the honorable gregory meeks and his wife, mrs. mary meeks. the honorable tom corbett, governor of pennsylvania. ms. jeannette weaver ruish. mr. perry white and his wife, mrs. phylicia white. the honorable william burns. mr. james taylor

ramone officer louis lombard skpismt a one-time head of the state county drug enforcement c net team, norman welsh pleaded not guilty before the judge. >> and for someone who spent his professional life in law enforcement to be on this side of a prosecution and investigation is difficult. >> difficult and growing. defense toushs confirmed a grand jury has also launched an inqirly. witnesses have been subpoenaed and indictments could come dmoun a matter of months. >> they want to see how deep this runs in this community. >> as of last month, authorities are now lead investigators and defense attorneys say that is good news. >> i welcome this investigation because i think this will be less committed to certain stories people have said and from setting up men on fake dui arrests to stealing drugs from evidence lockers and trying to sell them. charges have grown, now including a number of new allegations. like exchanges of ecstasy bill skptz sale of a half pound of marijuana no. charges yet on allegations some officers ran a brothel and will be back in court in october. >> san francisco district

the party's negotiating are norman c. chan, w.c. chang, barbecue situation.nd the language group incorporated, richies official small center, beverly c. sasss, . you have a member of the public who wishes to address you prior to your motion to go into closed session. >> ok. >> david filpel. two comments. i would remind you my position at the central subway is a bad transit project. and we need not acquire this real property. with regard to item five in closed session, i note that this is an e. e.o. complaint. i know this is a former employee of the agency now former. it seems to nea and i don't know any of the specials of this that someone was responsible for the conduct that led to this complaint and proposed settlement and whoever that is should be held accountability if that person is still on staff and that person's an at-will employee they should be disciplined or terminated. we should not have employees in the city that are causing adverse circumstances in the workplace that lead to the e.e.o. complaint in my opinion and perhaps if you're going into clo

the former head of the central contra costa's enforcement team, norman wielsch, entered the courtroom with his attorney in a suit. >> right from the first day he was arrested before he had, as they say, lawyered up, he sat down with investigators and he told them his involvement. >> reporter: cardoza who often acts as a ktvu legal analyst blames this man today, chris butler. butler also came to court in walnut creek today to enter his plea. >> i called -- i call him the butler fairytales. he came out with a 34-page statement about a month and a half after he was arrested and got out of a jail. then all of a suen, he comes out with this. well, i -- then all of a sudden, he comes out with this, and then blamed everybody but himself. >> every day he goes over in his head, you know, his relationship with mr. butler. that's what hut him -- that's -- that's what put him in this whole situation. all four men stood together pleading not guilty to all charges. they face can charges tying them on charges of embezzling, bribing, drug possession. this was the first time we've entered our plea. ha

and former officer lewis lombardi and danville officer stooeb labobi and one head of the cnet team norman welsh all entered not guilty pleas. while defense attorneys say they welcome the f.b.i. and the u.s. attorney's office, some predict it could lead to the arrest of more officers. >> the real thrust of the investigation is to look at what if any other police officers are involved here. they want to bet all the facts they have to see how deep this runs in this community. >> i welcome the federal investigation because they will be less committed to a certain position and certain stories that people said or statements made. they will look at it objectively. >> today we learn the list of charge against the officers has grown to include number of new allegations. they uncovered evidence of exchanges of ecstasy pills between the officers. discussions about how to make money in the marijuana business. even the sale of a half-pound of marijuana. allegations were discussed publicly some of the offsers may have been involved in operating a brothel. so far there have yet to be charges filed that

norman welsh. >> in most cases they are more draconian than the state. >> reporter: there's now a state audit of all the cases cnet has been involved in since welsh became its head. the unit was disbanded in february. >> you would like for it to come in. >> absolutely. >> new name? >> probably. >> reporter: but that may be some time away along with welsh three other officers or former officers have been already charged with a total of 38 crimes in state court. the district attorney says those charges will continue but might be trumped later by federal charges. reporting live in martinez, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san jose police will begin voting on a contract monday that could save the jobs of many of their fellow officers. the plan calls for officers to take a 10% pay cut saving the city $13 million this year. city council members say even if the count tract is approved they will still have to lay off a large -- even if the contract is approved, they will still have to lay off a large number of officers. >> without the deal we were looking at having 278 officers laid off

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because if he's right, i fear for the twitter feeds of congressman jack johnson, norman dick, billy long, leonard lance, elijah cummings, timothy bishop, he better hope there's no pictures of him polishing anything. and i do not want to find out what a shimkiss is and i certainly don't want to se see-- chamblin. and hacking-- (applause) >> stephen: and hacking may not be the only cybercrime that weiner is a victim of. >> have you ever taken a picture like of this yourself. >> i can tell you this. that there are, i have photographs. i don't know what photographs are out there in the world of me. i don't know what things have been manipulated and dock tord. photoses can can be manipulated. photos can be of one thing changed to look like something else. >> stephen: yes, photos can be changed to look like something else. what? this could be a penis. it could also be a submarine or a bright white-- great white shark or even lady liberty. the possibilities are endless. (laughter) >> stephen: all it takes is imagination and the graphics depart that won't sue you for sexual harassment. i mean th

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norman is in the center of corruption probe involving everything from selling illegal drugs. >>> the fbi has been following the corruption case for some time now while three other officers or former officers could face more severe sentences under federal prosecution. >>> student michelle lee who disappeared one week ago. vigil billboard begin showing -- six billboards in san francisco this morning. family members continue to hold on to hope that she will be fine as they hear the words every day passes will field new clues. >> there are no words for plausible -- we are very tight knit. we know the time is short. >> family members are working hard to expand the search beyond the bay area. just today it will increase from 20 to $40,000. >>> the men have confessed to the murder of yale graduate student was sentenced today to 4 4-years in prison. raymond clark iii apologized for killing annie calling her a wonderful person. he confessed of killing and sexually assaulting her. she had been missing for 5 days in september of 2009 before her body was found on what would have been her wedding

and no, it's not for her bad boy beau justin thoreau, it is actually in honor of her dog norman, a corgi terrier mix that died this spring. no word on whether aniston's ink-stained boyfriend recommended the tattoo, which is her first. >> this comes to us from news channel 21 in bend, oregon, where it was an awards ceremony 66 years in the making. he served on a navy destroyer during and after the attack on pearl harbor narrowly escaping death. at the time he earned several service medals which he never actually received. amazingly, the 90-year-old veteran never complained about the missing medals, but thanks to his daughter and son-in-law's persistence, the war veteran finally received the medals and the recognition that he did deserve. very nice. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today." >>> well, there were rainbows on the streets of brazil as thousands marched in what organizers say is the world's largest gay pride parade. the atmosphere was carnival-like as gays, lesbians and transgenders dressed in elaborate costumes. and this year's parade was particularly festive after b

and former officer lewis lombardi and danville officer stooeb labobi and one head of the cnet team norman welsh all entered not guilty pleas. while defense attorneys say they welcome the f.b.i. and the u.s. attorney's office, some predict it could lead to the arrest of more officers. >> the real thrust of the investigation is to look at what if any other police officers are involved here. they want to bet all the facts they have to see how deep this runs in this community. >> i welcome the federal investigation because they will be less committed to a certain position and certain stories that people said or statements made. they will look at it objectively. >> today we learn the list of charge against the officers has grown to include number of new allegations. they uncovered evidence of exchanges of ecstasy pills between the officers. discussions about how to make money in the marijuana business. even the sale of a half-pound of marijuana. allegations were discussed publicly some of the offsers may have been involved in operating a brothel. so far there have yet to be charges filed that

. >>> jack and norman.y know a thing or two about championships this are watching federer and despite being up two sets to none federer dropped the next three. second career grand slam semi- final. he will take on novak. >> nfl -- underwent neck surgery about four weeks ago and csn reporting he could miss his second straight season. he missed all of last with a broken leg. >>> edwards was a motivational speaker in front of rookies today. he starts the top five. >> you off to a party, i know what happens. you smiling at the girl, she smiles back, you think she is love -- she ain't in love. when 12:00 hits man, let me tell if she ain't smiling back time to go. >> number four, part of the reason the giants were held to onesavanh. >>> number three the mets call this bay watch in left field. bay -- >>> number two why don't they put padding on the wall? morgan can live to see another day. he stayed in the game. yankees won. >>> number one, the double steal, play at the plate. >> he is out. >> the call is out. it'

mother nature landed a powerful one-two combination on oklahoma causing widespread damage in norman. the severe storm ripped through the area dropping huge chunks of hail and 70-mile-per-hour winds leading to toppled trees, power lines, as well as significant damage to personal property and homes. over 30,000 reportedly lost power during that storm. >>> one oregon man has a lot to celebrate this summer. two months shy of his 100th birthday, leo is celebrating his graduation from college. the great depression forced him to drop out of school in 1932 just three credits shy of receiving his teaching degree. after years of working as a carpenter, he finally finished what he started calling his commencement an out of this world experience. congratulations, leo. >>> and, finally, a north carolina pig is becoming a big pain to residents in one town. you don't see this every day. a stray animal has destroyed several gardens and turned garbage cans into its own smorgasbord. complaints have been made to authorities, but police and animal control say they're hog tied because the damage is occur

. >> michael cardozza, who respects norman wells, says he believes the feds will bring public corruption and drug selling charges against the officers. >>> former senator around two time presidential candidate john edwards appeared in federal court today in north carolina after being indicted by a grand jury. the jury was investigating money used to cover up his affair with his mistress. prosecutors say two of edwards donors gave more than 900,000 dollars to help keep the affair a secret from his wife elizabeth, who died of cabser in december. they contend the money should have been considered campaign donations. edwards entered a not guilty plea to the charges. his lawyers say the money was a gift and not taken from campaign contributions. >>> ahead we got late word this morning about the death of a former tv star that almost everyone may recognize. and we will tell you what happened when the daughter of the suspect in the beating of a giants fan talked to police. >>> and rosemary is tracking the ran moving toward the bay area, she is ahead with details on exactly when it will arrive th

and todd and norman did, in their segment. but it's not-- it's not inconsequential. >> lehrer: symbols do matter. >> symbols do matter. it reflects public opinion. public opinion on libya has switched 20 points from march to today. >> lehrer: that's a remarkable change. >> i kind of agree with mark. >> lehrer: kind of agree with mark? >> he's kind of right. first of all, i completely understand where that-- congress is coming from. in the first place they were not consulted. the second place, obama-- and this should be more canneddulous than is-- sort of overruled some of the lawyers in his own administration, came up with this cock mamie idea that these are not hostilities. on the other hand, the idea sending a signal to qaddafi that we're divided at this moment to me that's-- that hurts our effort. and the idea that the congress can run a war like this, that also, i think, is unwise. and so i understand why they're coming from. nonetheless, i do think the signals they're sending can only reasure the people who are potentiall

. >> norman wells was a very high- ranking narcotics commander. they are accused of more than 20 counts including conspiracy and selling marijuana and steroids. >> i feel like i was very much violated. >> also, juveniles and the neighborhood were put in handcuffs themselves. he was in the the raj, when an officer tried to take -- garage. >> the public defender's office says the video is so damning, one of the officers had to cover the lens. narcotics officers said they received permission to search two suspects' rooms, but the video tells a different story. >> without a warrant, without knocking, they burst into the room, all four officers, and then later lied in in a police report. >> the first incident in december showed the police officers were using a master key to open the door. they were given permission for the search afterwards. both defendants say one officer cover the camera when he and the three other officers forced their way into the suspect's home. add the public defender asked to have one case on the stand in court. they're already

any of the original rosters here's a picture of grave number eighteen with robert brand baseball norman jr frank eggs to see and henry lott so they're all still missing today. this is a photograph of grave number eleven where there are one hundred forty five graves and only thirty two were dysentery this is a plot map of great number thirty three or four hundred people were were listed as being buried but in reality only hundred twenty nine are recovered one of those people by the way is alexander gone eamonn who was who won the congressional medal of honor in the ballot sorrow and in doing so he lost his life and he was buried in one of these temporary cemeteries and never found within it i would zander bonding was one of four congressional medal of honor winners which also included first lieutenant hawkins william more than one and the only survivor of the colonel the. bunnymen and many of the brave men were on the you know his mind when he paid his respects at the marine monument which has been placed in a parking lot away from the litter on the beaches as a fitting tribute to the ma

usc's film program, film and tv program is a norman lear film and tv program and that tells you wheree politically. marty kaplan he and i see eye-to-eye the advertisers to be bamboozled and i want him to look at the oh, i'll get to it. we need to infiltrate the campuses. we need to take them over. the left has taken over institutions. we've been focused on, look, we're conservatives we focus on individuals. and their left they focused on institutions. we ceded the news media, the entertainment institution the liberal academia we ceded and then we're surprised when he churning on you liberals every day. we need to take over liberal institutions the way the left does. >> this is more of a philosophical question do you think there is a distinction between propaganda and providing a narrative on social commentary or are they more of the same. what are your feelings on that? >> my feelings on that is that it's a book title. [laughter] >> and you're right. there is a slight distinction and there's a fine line between providing social commentary that in advertently pushes social messages and