. >>> en oakland california esto queda hoy de las protestas del fin de semana, vidrios rotos en el centroiÓn de violencia. >>> tal vez tengan razÓn en estar disgustados, pero eso no quiere decir que le da derecho de destruir la propiedad privada. >>> la protesta empezÓ pacificamente luego de an anunciarse el veredicto en florida, con el correr de las horas, la situaciÓn comenzo a ponerse fuera de control, en el sur del estado, cientos salieron a marchar por las calles de los Ángeles, donde no hubo violencia, sÍ arrestos cuando trataron de bloquear calles. en florida california de california a nueva york, frustraciÓn y enojo con el veredicto en ciudades de todo el paÍs, muchos creen que lo Único que hizo la corte fue perpetuar una injusticia. >>> la decisiÓn de la corte en florida, reabriÓ una herida que no terminÓ de cerrar, como en los Ángeles hace aÑos, con el caso de king, oakland tiene su historia, un joven afroamericano sufre un acto violento, la corte no encuentra un culpable. >>> en en el 2009 un oficial pegÓ un tiro a un joven, y no encontrÓ un resultado. >>> el sistema de justici

en oakland california.delante puede ser vista en otros estados como yucatÁn y campeche. que tienen gran poblaciÓn maya. >>> como cada aÑo por esta misma fecha las calles de la capital mexicana se volvieron a llenar de payasos le decimos donde iban y a quÉ. ¿cientos de payasos hicieron das suyas por la ciudad de mÉxico. al contrario, fue un evento religioso, los payasos hicieron su peregrinaje anual a la ba basÍlica de la seÑora de guadalupe. mientras avanzaban a la basÍlica algunos incluso cargando imÁgenes. el objetivo es dar gracias a la virgen y pedir su protecciÓn. y de esta manera llegamos al final, muchas gracias por su 6 cc1 cc1 >> >> https://www.facebook.com/anelis. urrutiahttps://www.facebook.com/ anelis.urrutia 0-0. >> al despertar . >> buenos días, bienvenidos es casi fin de semana, un día frío pero calido para usted . >> un food ando drugun fin de semana lleno de evenetois en el adn . >> Área de la bahía . >> hablaremos de como funcionara la construcción, varios millones de dólares . >> ya se

en oakland california.Ás adelante puede ser vista en otros estados como yucatÁn y campeche. que tienen gran poblaciÓn maya. >>> como cada aÑo por esta misma fecha las calles de la capital mexicana se volvieron a llenar de payasos le decimos donde iban y a quÉ. ¿cientos de payasos hicieron das suyas por la ciudad de mÉxico. al contrario, fue un evento religioso, los payasos hicieron su peregrinaje anual a la ba basÍlica de la seÑora de guadalupe. mientras avanzaban a la basÍlica algunos incluso cargando imÁgenes. el objetivo es dar gracias a la virgen y pedir su protecciÓn. y de esta manera llegamos al final, muchas gracias por su >> ¿quÉ onda, cuÑis? ¿has visto a doÑa fer? >> no, no ha regresado. >> ay. >> ¿y ese porta trajes? >> lo que pasa es que voy a llevar la ropa a la tintorerÍa. >> ¿a estas horas? >> sÍ, ¿verdad? ay, es que hay una tintorerÍa abierta aquÍ cerca. >> ¿por quÉ no mandaste al gonzalo? >> porque anda con doÑa fer. >> ah, sÍ, ¿verdad? >> bueno, ya me voy, dile a los niÑos que no voy a veni

the authorities in oakland e california say dpe democrat ofts damaged business the.a miss car miscarriage of justi. hundreds taking to the streets calling for justice for trayvon. he was row file profiled and sh. the jury's decision lost the debate about the legal justice system. >> not one african-american and not one male a jury of his peers. the bishop hope homes hopes thel lead to a better system. the others believed the system worked as it should. >> he is not guilty. he is not guilty. >> there are calls for the department of justice to step in and file civil rights charges against zimme zimmerman. they are looking into the case. >> gas prices are climbing higher especially in our neck of the woods. >> that is right investors are hoping for more gains on wall street. here is linda bell live in new york with fall of your business news. good morning linda. >> hello to you scott jummy. they are looking at more quarterly reports and comiek ecc routes and goldman sachs and they are google and yahoo are coming out with their quarterly results. we'll get a peek at how

we are based in oakland, california. we just moved there from san francisco. i actually make the community -- not really. but nonetheless, in san francisco, i'm glad to be here to make the announcement. june 19th we're going to recognize african-american young men who have graduated high school and are going to college. this is an annual event that we host. we are very proud to be putting it together and recognizing young black men. so, this is a call announcement for all the young brothers who are graduating from the college, your friends, family to come out, support these young men. juan, we have something special for you and all other young participants, a $100 gift card just for coming out, participating. (applause) >> [speaker not understood]. so, i know how much $100 can carry you when you're hungry at night, pizza, laundry, whatever, whatever you need it for, we have it. we just ask that you participate. i'll have more information in the back. for folks who want information, it is the url brotherhood grad celebration 2013.event.com or you can go to the

you're looking live at oakland, california.lence erupting on the streets of oakland, california. flag burning and reports of broken store windows. all this from a group marching in protest of the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. look at this. at one point they were stopped by police blocking the street. no word yet on any arrest. again, violence breaking out in oakland, california, at this hour in response to the verdict. >> so far sanford, florida, is calm. after more than 16 hours of deliberation the all female panel of jurors reached a verdict in the george zimmerman trial clearing him of all charges. >> for more insight aimed at how the jury came to this decision, we're joined by the jury consultant, susan constantine. she's been in the courtroom during the trial. susan, nice to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> your response to the jury's verdict last night, not guilty on second degree murder, not guilty on manslaughter. >> i thought it was the appropriate verdict. it's the only one they really could come to. >> w

authorities in oakland, california, say demonstrators vandalized businesses.both small and large against what's being called a miscarriage of justice. hundreds taking to the streets carrying signs calling for justice for trayvon. >> in is a 17-year-old kid murdered by a vigilante who followed him, profiled him and shot him dead. >> reporter: the jury's decision sparked debate. >> jury of six women, not one african-american, not one male

. >>> 150 personas no obedecieron la ley. 14 fueron arrestados, en oakland california 250 vandalizaroniÓn policial. >>> un jurado del caso zimmermann rompiÓ el silencio en un programa de televisiÓn por cable, dijo que el factor racial no tuvo que ver con el veredicto. >>> con el rostro cubierto, la jurado, v 37, dijo que trayvon martÍn y george zimmermann fueron responsables de la tragedia, las evidencias demostraron que martÍn lanzÓ el primer golpe, y zimmermann le disparÓ porque su vida corrÍa peligro. hablando ante la asociaciÓn de personas de color, se dijo que se deben eliminar estereotipos, y leyes de defiende tu territorio en florida, pudieran promover este tipo de situaciones violentas. >>> el jefe de policÍa de los Ángeles, dijo que se continuaran dando todas las libertades, los que quieran realizar actos en memoria de trayvon martÍn, pero habrÁ cero tolerancia para cualquier acto de vandalismo, en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. >>> estados unidos reacciona a la captura en panamÁ de un barco de corea del norte cargado con misiles. >>> si fracasa la reforma migratoria, l

this is new video out of oakland, california thousands there trying to block a busy freeway once again. over in los angeles police arresting at least 13 people for vandal liesing property and assaulting bystanders. one person even attacked a news reporter and his cameraman. >> this while we are hearing from one of the jurors at this time. she only identified herself as injure or b 37. the jury took an emotional poll on the six of them once it was decided. >> it was emotional at a point after we put our vote in and the bailiff put in our vote that's when everybody started to cry. it was just sad that we all had to come together and figure out what is going to happen to this man's life afterwards. you find him not guilty but you are responsible for that not guilty and all of the people that want him guilty aren't going to have any closure. >> this injure or says initially only three of the jurors thought zimmerman should be acquitted that was when the deliberations first began. george zimmerman's parents breaking their silence after their son's acquittal. they say their son is absolutely

fred korematsu, a 23-year-old living in oakland, california resisted and didn't report to the camps.as eventually found and jailed. korematsu went to the supreme court to challenge the imprisonment on the basis of quote military necessity. he lost, but in 1983 his case was reopened and his wrongful conviction was overturned. but the supreme court ruling remained intact. in 1998, bill clinton granted korematsu the highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. and his life and legacy was documented in the film of civil wrongs and rights. here is a clip. >> i didn't think they would go as far as to include american citizens to be inturned. and then later on they changed my draft card. [ inaudible ] those days asian people think you don't belong in this country. you are not an american. ♪ >> and -- and i thought that was wrong. >> michael: we're pleased to be joined? daughter of fred korematsu. she's the co-founder and director of the fred t. korematsu institute for civil rights and education based in san francisco. thanks so much for being here, karen. really appreciate it.

there were reports out of oakland, california overnight of protesters smashing windows and setting small fires, but fortunately here in sanford, florida things were much more peaceful. you had people on both sides of this heated issue staying calm despite the disappointment of dozens of protesters who were camping outside the courthouse and calling for a guilty verdict. in advance of the verdict, community leaders and trayvon martin's family called for peace regardless of what the jury was about to decide. listen. >> why do you think why am i crying? i have been following this case. are you kidding me? how can they say not guilty for anything? this man cannot follow the law. he was told not to get out of his car. >> so very emotional reaction outside the courthouse after the verdict was announced. the protests out here remained peaceful. the naacp says it is going to scat justice department to -- going to ask the justice department to file civil charges. they believe the nape -- the neighborhood watch captain profiled trayvon martin the night of the shooting. zimmerman's lawyers in cyst

in oakland, california, a small group of protestors block traffic and smash the window of the police car and demonstrators tell us plans are being made for more protests the coming days. >> it's tragic. >> last year, martin left the convenience store and is walking to the home where he was staying. zimmerman, a member of the neighborhood watch saw him and minutes later, they came face- to-face. he claimed the teen attacked them and shot in self-defense. >> we arek sattic with the results. george zimmerman was never guilty of anything but protecting himself. >> reporter: prosecutors argued zimmerman's actions led to martin's death, but the jury found him not guilty. marlie hall for cbs news, sanford, florida. >> and a civil suit or civil rights case against zimmerman are still possibilities. martin's family could foil a civil suit to try to hold him liable for negligence or the federal government could prove that zimmerman violated martin's civil rights and the initial reaction to the verdict was peaceful in the bay area. >> and that is right. in oakland, they gathered at franco gallo

here is the scene in oakland, california, burned american flags and fires.ca's news headquarters, i'm harris faulkner in for heather childers. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. a jury reaching a decision after

in oakland, california, police say up to 100 demonstrators caused minor damage. protests, by and large, were peaceful everywhere. in san francisco, 200 people on the march. in chicago, signs reading, we are all trayvon. >> i thank you for waking us up, god. >> reporter: and in sanford, in the midst of trayvon supporters shocked by the jury's decision, a church service urging peace. >> violence on violence doesn't solve anything. it only promotes hatred. >> reporter: at the courthouse, we met a woman who drove for five hours to be here. you drove all the way from georgia? >> yes. >> reporter: just for this? >> i can't imagine being that family. i thought we were going to get some kind of justice. >> reporter: zimmerman's sympathizers have supported him in secret. donating money to his defense fund. some showed up here at the courthouse to speak their mind. >> i believe he's a patriot that loves his neighborhood. and he had every right to self-defense. >> reporter: and in new york's times square, voices siding with the legal system. >> jury says he's not guilty, he

not so much in one california city. this is oaklandters broke windows, started small fires and vandalized a police car. police say they had to deal with about 100 angry protesters for much of the night. >>> and to washington now and the immigration issue. an exclusive interview on foxx news sunday this morning. two congressmen weighing in on the efforts of immigration reform. the house takes up that debate. both sides are accusing each other of playing politics. >> they want this for a political issue. this is a big boon for democrats, whether republicans are willing to go along with this or not. if we pass something, they're still going to get the credit for it in the white house. the president will sign a bill. they're going to continue to use this for political reasons. that's at the base of this. some republicans have bit into this thinking we have to take it off the table bypassing amnesty. >> i think the american people have had it with calculations based on what's good for one party and what's bad for another party. we need to s

two girls walking westbound. >> oakland, california, has unfortunately been identified by the fbi as hub for human trafficking and specifically the sexual exploitation of children. >> sergeant holly joshi is part of the oakland police department's human trafficking task force. >> the fact that we've been identified by the fbi as a hub is very disturbing to all of us in this city. and even though we do have budget challenges, we have made it a priority to, you know, get out there and run these operations on a weekly basis. >> we just kind of combine resources to get by. >> sergeant jim saleda is a veteran cop with some 20 years working the streets of oakland. >> every major city has a place where the girls can be found. >> in oakland many of the girls can be found here, on a desperate two-mile stretch of international boulevard known simply as the track. >> she's getting in. mark, he's going to go eastbound. >> the track's an area known for prostitutes to ply their trade. customers know to go there to get certain types of girls. >> female, black, long braids. >> i've seen them as young

some aerial footage from oakland, california. more evidence of some of the outrage over the equittal of george zimmerman. our fox station there reporting protesters temporarily shut down all lanes of a major freeway about 40 minutes ago. right now we are seeing some signs of and have da list sim but a much smaller group -- and have da list sim. >> metropolitan police have released surveillance video of two men wanting for shooting four people. it happened as the suspects were getting off a metro bus on stanton road and say the two men began shooting at people on the sidewalk. four victims in alcon shouse and breathing when police responded -- conscious. >> judgment day for northern virginia woman charged in a crash that killed a prince william county police officer. chris young was 35 years old a motorcycle officer, married father of three. bob barnard has the details of today's court action. >> there were tears all around the courtroom as the judge called it one single tragic mistake that cost officer young his life. he then sen

authorities in oakland, california, say demonstrators vandalized businesses. >> we feel very angry. >most other places peaceful protests both small and large against what's being called a miscarriage of justice. hundreds are taking to the streets ing for justice for trayvon. >> this is a 17-year-old kid who was murdered by a vij antiwho filed him, pro-- vigil antee who fooled him and shot him dead. >> most unappropriated -- unrepresented jury in the first place. a jury of six women, not one african-american, not one male sitting on the jury. >> reporter: others believe the system worked just as it should. >> he's not guilty. >> reporter: there are calls for the department of justice to step in and file federal civil rights charges against zimmerman. the justice department says it is looking into the case. abc news, washington. >>> today arguments again in the trial that stems from the september 11 attacks a. judge will decide if airlines owe the owners of the world trade center billions of dollars in damages. airlines were sued with the reasoning that they were negligent by allowing t

and you know just briefly, my father was born in oakland, california. and fred coramatzo thought of himself as an american citizen and that what motivated him to take a stand against the military orders that were issued during world war ii that forced removed 120,000 of japanese ancestry from the west coast. he worked on redress after his conviction was over turned in 1983 after it was found in the government's own files that the incarceration was of not military necessity and that there was government misconduct. and he worked on the redress and ref rations movement that led to the civil rights act of 1988 and then my father's mission became education. he crisscrossed this nation so that the lessons of history would not be forgotten. and in 2010, with the signing of the legislative bill, establishing fred of the civil liberties and the constitution on january 30th, my father's birthday, we through the institute developed the curriculum for elementary and middle and high school students. that include information and lesson plans in teachers, and a one-d

. >> we're in my backyard in oakland, california. this is our home and the home of our chickens, and sometimes a garden. it looks like we're in country and we're really in a city, and cities have become pretty important to me in my work. we're right near public transportation, we're right near downtown, we're part of a major metropolitan area. but what i like about living here is that we also grow some of our own food, and the chickens help out with that, obviously. i think that in the future, cities are going to be more sustainable that way, so it's part of what we're trying to do with cities. you done? i think it was sort of in my mid-30s that i realized i'm always on the border between two things. in high school i was sort of friends with the geeks and friends with the socies and everyone else and not solidly in one camp. i've always lived on the borders. okay, let's wrap it up. i've also always lived on the borders. like right now we're three houses from the border between oakland and piedmont. i grew up in inwood in new york whi

at time of the killing grant was unarmed lying facedown on a subway platform in oakland, california.ell phone footage by several witnesses, the shooting happened in the wee hours of the morning on new area's die in 2009. grant was detained on the platform when meserle fired a single round into his back. he testified the shooting was an accident caused when he mistakenly grabbed his firearm instead of an electric taser. because of pretrial publicity, the trial was held in los angeles. prosecutors at the time had not won a murder conviction in a police shooting case since 1983. meserle was convicted of invor tear manslaughter. he served half of a two-year sentence. the family of oscar grant, the movie is painful and surreal. oscar grant's uncle said the movie brings back everything that happened that night. it's like watching him get murdered again. >> you, off the train. >> i ain't doing -- all right. all right. i hear you. you arresting us? we ain't -- you going to hold us? >> saying this whole time, but she don't want to listen with her cute -- >> shut up. >> where are your friends

from miami to new york, the verdict sparking protest including one that turned destructive in oakland california. his cousin shared disappointment in the outcome. >> we don't want this to happen to anyone else again. >> while martin's parents mourn after last night's verdict. because of death threats zimmerman also saying he killed trayvon in self-defense. the jury's decision to acquit was no surprise. >> the amount of evidence there was that george zimmerman had been beaten by trayvon martin, it was difficult to see how the prosecution was going to win this case. >> the department of justice released a statement explaining their martin's death is on going. >> the justice department will be under intense pressure by the civil rights community to do something. >> and there could still be more legal battles ahead. george zimmerman and martin's family could still file civil lawsuits. marcy gonzalez, abc news, stanford, florida. >>> breaking news that we first brought you, an amtrak conduct or said his train struck a child. the conduct or -- they can't find the ctim. it happened in middle river. off

were forced to stay in their seats and sweat it out until the flight was able to take off for oakland, california. >>> if you're traveling by car or bus, storms could make from wet records to florida, to north carolina. on the southwest, up to the mountain states. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in chicago, denver, detroit and phoenix. >>> and new this morning, an internal investigation now surrounds the leaked images of boston bombing suspects. the pictures show dzhokhar tsaranev as police were arresting him, following a manhunt. >> the massachusetts police photographer has been relieved of duties for one day. some reports say disciplinary actions will go more than that. we have the latest from boston. >> reporter: the gripping photos show the moment that bombing suspect dzhokhar tsaranev is captured. the 19-year-old is seen floody and defeated. it's a far cry from the rock star image shown on the cover of "rolling stone." but for some, no better. >> i think they should focus on the brave people and the people who lost their lives. >> reporter: behind-the-scene images taken by s

authorities in oakland, california, say demonstrators vandalized businesses. but in most other places peaceful protests both small and large against what's being called a miscarriage of justice. hundreds taking to the streets carrying signs calling for justice for trayvon. >> in is a 17-year-old kid murdered by a vigilante who followed him, profiled him and shot him dead. >> reporter: the jury's decision sparked debate. >> jury of six women, not one african-american, not one male. for a jury of his peers. >> reporter: a bishop in texas hopes the outcry leads to a better system where people are held responsible for their crimes no matter the color of their skins but others believe the system worked just as it should. >> the jurors say he's not guilty so he is not guilty. >> reporter: there are calls from the department justice to step in and file federal civil rights charges against zimmerman. they say they are looking into the case. rob and diana. >> and, preeti, with emotions boiling over in the case we hear both sides have some concerns about their own safet

in oakland, california, a small group of protesters blocked traffic and smashed the window of a police car. demonstrators here in sanford told us plans are being made for more protests in the coming days. >> justice was not served. that's why i'm upset. >> it's a tragic decision for both parties. >> martin left this convenience store and walking to the home where he was staying. zimmerman, a member of the neighborhood watch saw him and minutes later, the two came face to face. zimmerman claimed the teen attacked him and he shot in self-defense. >> we are ecstatic with the results. george zimmerman was never guilty of anything except for protecting himself. >> zimmerman's actions led to martin's death, but the jury found him not guilty. marley hall for cbs news, sanford, florida. >> the civil suit or civil rights case against zimmerman are still possibilities. martin's family could file a civil suit to hold him liable for negligence or the federal government could try to prove that zimmerman violated martin's civil rights. we'll see if either of those possibilities happen. >> that's rig

also protests in los angeles, frake and oakland, california, as well as in new york. meanwhile, the president promise to release all of the country's political prisoners by the end of the year. he gave at insurance during the visit to the u.k. the british prime minister raised concernings about myanmar's human rights records. we have a report now from london. myanmar's leaders are no longer shunned by the west. president ten sane welcomed to downey street by the british prime minister david cameron, the former general converted himself into an elected leader. he told mr. cameron democracy is young in myanmar but the progress has been made. but outside parliament, campaign groups condemn the meeting. they say many people in myanmar are still suffering persecution that it's too early to welcome president saine to london. it's difficult to know how far the reform process in myanmar will go but protesters worry britain is putting commercial interests before human rights. they're especially concerned about the plight of the minority rohinja community. tens of thousands of

in oakland california turned more violent as history as protesters clashed with police in oakland the windows were smashed and police cars were damaged there were also reports of small fires burning throughout the city according to reports he's fired rubber bullets against some of the protesters and several demonstrators were transported to the hospital in l.a. officials say nine people were arrested during ongoing demonstrations the l.a.p.d. says some protesters hurled flashlights batteries and rocks and chunks of concrete at police and the cops responded by shooting beanbags at the protesters now demonstrations in washington d.c. denver atlanta philadelphia and boston also reportedly attracted very large crowds and the fatal shooting of trayvon martin occurred in florida last february but the incident has come to symbolize a national debate on racial profiling and gun laws zimmerman a former neighborhood watch volunteer shot the on armed glock seventeen year. world claiming it was in self-defense now critics believe that it was a racially motivated crime that has gone on from there

we moved to oakland, california and knew almost nothing about it. we showed up there because we had relatives and we wanted to be close to our family members. yet, instead of finding an america where the streets were paved with gold, we found crumbling schools, unpaved streets and racist people. that was because we had arrived in inner-city america, the heart of the welfare state. one by one the horrors of the better -- ghetto show themselves to us. poverty and urban decay plague our new city. storefronts had shattered windows. streets were pockmarked with potholes. bridges and how most were splashed with graffiti. the streets downtown even near city hall were often streets that smelled of. homeless men and women aggressively panhandled and they accosted tourists and residents alike. crime plagued our new city as well. drug dealing seemed much more prevalent at times the unemployment. muggings to place in plain sight and gunshots rang at night regularly interrupting my tv watching. racism also ruined my town. asians and it didn't matter if we were c