cleared the austin p.d. of any wrongdoing the department shot and killed another young african-american man but guys police across the country are just shooting people for being black on a friday afternoon these days you may want to watch your mouth. kind of a cop because it might cost you your life or certainly the case for homs kevin ariano are ya know a twenty two year old homeless resident of santa ana california was recently followed by a police officer into a nearby restaurant and fatally shot in the chest check out what someone caught on video. you. see. the school. board. right why did the officer shoot ariano one an exclusive interview with k. cal nine in l.a. and eye witness describe the harrowing details that forced the cops shoot to kill. the man then approach that exit at the restaurant and as he was exiting the restaurant you say what are you going to do but then about a second later. she shot him in the chest wait what the guy simply called the cop that you were apparently swearing is now grou

and you choose not to make footage available to the sf p.d., is my time up? then abc couldn't come to you and say you are in violation of your conditions of your permit and your permit can be rescinded. >> okay. you are up. >> my name is debbie. i have a bar. i put security cameras in right away because i live in the neighborhood as well and i know what goes on and it helps to remove drug dealing from that corner all the way down the block. it actually cleaned up quite a bit. the homeless people don't sit on my side. it's awesome. but i volunteered footage. i have one person completely caught on video and she came back to my bar an i addressed her and made her leave. also recorded that video footage. the woman's purse that was stolen, i gave that to the police and i was going to follow up and maybe give them this video again. as a bar owner, i called the police out. it wasn't a crime in progress, i get it. i called them out and -- it's in a police report. my video is now in the police report. which is ammunition where i can have a problem with a neighbor peop

which i wish boston p.d. would have told me before i started watching it.r the screaming. she threw a flash-bang grenade into a car. she's lucky the 3 people inside didn't die. is anybody else bothered by that? well, 3 bad guys. illegal as it is, i think prentiss knows she has to be as ruthless as doyle. reid: he's come to the u.s. to wage a public vendetta and hired a group of mercenaries to remain loyal to him. he has nothing to lose, so she has to act the same way. so how did doyle know she was waiting for him? well, the mole must have told him, right? the same guy who's been feeding doyle the contractors and agents? and our best suspect was just arrested with a suitcase full of cash. how do we get easter to talk? he won't cooperate willingly. i'll handle that. the rest of you focus on doyle's location. i hate to be the one to ask this, but how long does emily have? her best chance is also the most troubling. doyle saved her for last because he views her as his stressor. which means he'll take his time. where's my ring? i flushed it. [nervous laugh] i sp

it suits you say they were targeted because of their race alone and while mayor bloomberg and white p.d. commissioner kelly both tell the program as being the reason crime is in a forty year low in the city others argue that it's nothing more than a racial profiling scheme designed to criminalize new york's minority populations does really mean the program will stop to discuss this more in depth i'm joined by shah had but tar executive director of the bill of rights defense committee thank you so much for coming on thanks for having me on or so before we get to the ruling the talk about the program according to mayor bloomberg and commissioner kelly this was the result of the forty year crime drop. did it work it was this the program's doing the drop in crime in america it certainly didn't relate to the spike in the profiling was in two thousand and nine and that's well after the reduction in crime in new york aside from whether or not it work what we learned today from the judicial decision is that it was a profound abuse of the constitutional rights of new yorkers in multiple dimensio

there was some mix-up with metro p.d. and we're on our own. what do you got? well, the fire didn't spread because they had hard-wired smoke alarms and a sprinkler system. what's with the security. why the steel door? what did he do for a living? oh, computer networking, and the fagans were financial advisors. these neighborhoods don't require anything more than an average deadbolt, certainly nothing on the bedroom doors. it's like a panic room. yeah, but there's nothing in this room that's high tech. there's no surveillance cameras, average alarm system. in an average area. but he had a 40-caliber and a load of locks. what was this guy afraid of? or who. maybe himself. if he actually killed his family, then he's been hiding something. there is no history of any kind of psychological weirdness with either family. they were healthy, happy, fit. until last night. any signs of financial stress? no. they were healthy on that front, too. what's with the... oh. the heat is out in my lair. not a single snowflake has fallen and yet the weather remains the top news stor

. >> reporter: we were asking what happened and the mayor has made no comment and the oakland p.d.s they are investigating. >> the video he recorded has been lost because they took his phone. >>> women who were prostitutes were killed. 79-year-old meso defended himself and some say he didn't do a good job. they found photos in his apartment of nude or dead women. not all the women on the list have been found. after the verdict, the brother of one victim had this to say. >> jump off a bridge or kill yourself. save us money. finish it. get it finished. >> his sentencing is next. >>> a group of kids shot a ball player because they apparently had nothing to do. >> reporter: the families of 3 young suspects of an oklahoma baseball player, james edwards junior and 2 others are facing charges as adults. michael jones is an accessory. they were bored and decided to kill someone, australian native chris lane. he was shot in the back in broad daylight and died on the side of the road. his girlfriend said lane helped him find who she is. >> some people find who they are. i found it with chris

. >> the pride event manager along with sf p.d. have is a plan. the only lester with the public if you see something is something. so that is our first alert. and that's about it but there is security plans that, you know, i'll not elaborate about the event >> the saturday is one of the heights so once again, you know, we'll be just as vice president joseph said we'll be working on that and we've had some long conversations. and we'll be on site and we'll be bringing in adult probation. as i know the day of saturday and sunday we don't see many problems >> thank you very much and any public comment on the sound techs report. closed >> police comments and questions. strangulationly enough steve is missing. nobody. nobody >> you want to come on up everything you say has to be said in the report. >> i'll be here for a couple of weeks. >> he deserved a vacation. i have one report there was a drunk. it happened on the 14 accounting i believe they were two unruly patrons >> i did have is a question. there's a restaurants have they had any more incidents

they are fictional tales, but as the author p.d. james says, "all fiction is largely autobiographical and much of autobiography is, of course, fiction." so, we're gonna discuss these issues, these people, the situations as if they are actually occurring because that's how, in fact, i felt they were written. diane: i feel they're real. in fact, i'm the best audience in the world while watching a movie. so, i'll get into it and people say, "diane, it's only a movie." and i'll say, "don't you know it happened probably somewhere, sometime, or will? because it comes from the universal mind. don't tell me it's only a movie." so, short stories come, in my opinion, from our experiences in life, people we've met, and what i call the universal mind. barry: well, yours especially, and i--in fact, what i wasn't aware of, and i'm not going to start about this, but, your mentors, one of them, my favorite writer of all time, paddy chayefsky-- diane: whoa! yes. barry: ok? and the other is your-- diane: you remind me of paddy a little bit. barry: we

if you know anything, call san jose p.d. >> such a tragic story. thanks, george. >>> happening now, big delays at two bay area airports because of a computer glitch. people from sfo and san jose, said the computer system used to check in passengers is down right now. passengers are being checked in manually. and that's causing delays. the airlines affected at sfo are american, jetblue, virgin america and alaska airlines. at san jose, it's jetblue and alaska. we have calls out to oakland airport to see if airlines are affected there. we haven't received a response yet. hawaiian airline is also reporting problems tonight. right now, there's no indication when the system will be back up and running. >>> also new at 11:00, tragedy in okinawa, japan. smoke could be seen rising from the area where a u.s. military hospital crashed. the crash site is on a marine base. three men were rescued. one member of that crew is still missing tonight. no word on what caused the crash. investigators say no one on the ground was injured. >>> also at 11:00, gunfire at a

leaked internal audit also revealed thousands of incidents of unauthorized civilians by the agency p.d. is the n.s.a. has apparently been violating both its own rules as well as court orders the issue has become all the more pressing in the light of president obama's insistence earlier this month that civilian speculations were not being abused. but you're not reading about is the government actually abusing these programs and. listening in on people's phone calls or inappropriately reading people's e-mails what your hearing about is the prospect that these could be abused now part of the reason they're not abuse is because there are these checks are in place and those abuses would be against the law. checks are not working the way they're supposed to according to a missed about of it on the privacy information center she says the n.s.a. is activities that accountability. the basic answer is there is no effective oversight to face a court there's a one party system they only hear one side of the argument congress is not effective oversight they aren't briefed on what's going on if they

best p.d. rather want to give them equal education opportunities to germans as well and have the supporters though believe uncontrolled immigration must be stopped now in today's tough economy chancellor merkel's party wants to balance the budget. well the social democrats want growth but too early to endorse geraghty alternative for germany though the think the cuts have to stop now fred reuters the co-founder of the european students for the liberty movement he says german voters to be disappointed by the coalition for some time now the current parties in parliament and especially those in government do not meet the voters' demand of solving the euro crisis by a more decentralized monetary policy in europe the coalition when they started out a coalition about four years ago they were talking about reducing the size of government and cutting taxes more economic freedoms and if you look at the size of public spending it still around between forty five and fifty percent so not much has changed a

and why a p.d. officer was indicted on charges of lying about the arrest of a new york times photographer the officer claimed that the photographer was using a bright flash to interfere with another arrest but the camera didn't even have a flash more on this case later on tonight show. good evening it's tuesday august twenty seventh eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm aaron aid and you're watching our two. we start our newscast tonight with the latest from syria u.s. officials have laid the groundwork for a possible military attack here's u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel speaking to the b.b.c. about the department of defense's preparedness device to say the options are there the united states department of defense is ready to carry out those options. if that would occur that would occur also in coordination with our international partners. these latest developments are in response to a chemical weapons attack that occurred outside of damascus on august twenty first the united states and its inter

or the p.d. or the d.a., helps first thought wrong become next right thing. you can do it. i can teach the incarcerated population what to want because they always get what they wanted. they wanted more, they got more. they got it, they got it. they want someday, they left with none. they wanted her or him, they got that. i can tell them what to want now. pass first thought wrong, what to want. they do the right work, i can show them how to keep it this time. my boy's safe all day. it's not because of me. it's because of efforts like this. [applause] >> as our panelists take the stage and get seated, let me introduce our discussion. earlier this year, california state senator mark leno introduced legislation that would revise the penalty for simple drug possession under the state law, making drug possession laws that punish as a felony would now be punished as a misdemeanor. the new legislation, sb-1506, does not apply to anybody involved in selling or manufacturing drugs. the stated purpose of the bill is that it would help alleviate overcrowding in state prisons and count

cleared him as well as did my p.d. but jet blue under the assumption that he was muslim would not allow him to board the flight. how frequent frequently does stuff like this happen want to know and move slow and people need to know about the difficulty of flying while move slow or while hindu which people have mistaken for being with us alone. unfortunately this is a frequent occurrence and i know this both from personal experiences of being so-called randomly selected at the airport as well as various incidents that have been reported in the media of people being targeted because you know perhaps their name sounds foreign or they speak another language so it does happen quite often and it makes traveling for a lot of americans a complete nightmare they're forced to undergo prolonged security measures and you know extensive invasive interviews merely because of a religion they identify with so i would say it's pretty often so when it comes to doing something about this is this something that needs to be addressed legis

witnesses who say they were targeted because of their race alone and while mayor bloomberg and white p.d. commissioner kelly both tell the program as being the reason crime is a forty year.

philly p.d. would've never guessed, cheap suit and all.d sex crimes at west in '82, right, maggie? on the line, too. so what? you handle this job? (gunfire popping) i remember the kid, sure. said a michael delaney raped her? yep. nothing i could do. i thought you were sex crimes. a joke, back in the day. i had a desk, a phone, that's it. nobody cared. not that you'd remember. you, maybe. so you sent her away. nice. my lieutenant said rape victims were gals that just regretted it the next morning. my hands were tied. real door prize, your lieutenant. men-- can't live with 'em, can't kill 'em off. drop the battle axe. talk about the girl. name was, uh... tess... tessie something or other. scholarship kid from kensington, working a job in the school cafeteria, raising her kid brother, parents dead. how'd she run into delaney? knew the ... clown from school. real charmer, that guy. gave her a paper rose before he tore her up. so this tessie comes in... d boy, was she a wreck. don't you think it'd be wise to leave your kid brother home? (sighs)

if you know anything, you're asked to call the pleasanton p.d. >>> still here at 6:00.it's one of the biggest fires. and the destruction continues to grow. >>> i'm scott budman. on wednesday, the bay bridge closes down. so what's your best bet if you have to drive from one side of the bay to the other? we'll map it out for you. >>> and ahead to the u.s. spy on international diplomats, why the u.n. may take action after this new nsa leak. >>> the flames continue. the smoke is spreading, and bay area water is in jeopardy. this is one of the biggest fires in california history. the rim fire is destroying an area harmer than san jose and so combined. jodi hernandez joins us now. and this is far from over. what's the plan going into tonight now? >> reporter: well, they've got a lot of folks out here working on the fire line, as you mentioned. the destruction is really overwhelming. thousands and thousands of acres of wild land are now charred and blackened, as you can see. now among the losses, a popular camp run by the city of berkley. but tonight, firefighters point out th

"officer william davis, suffolk county p.d." he's a long way from home. tried to let his assailant know he was a cop. he would have been better off reaching for his piece. he's wearing his vest. he expected trouble. he found it. so... the killer... he threaded the bars of the gate, and found major arteries. he was sure-handed. the rest of these wounds are just for show. davis might have been trailing someone. a pen. no memo pad. buzz was a dedicated officer. if he was on someone's tail, he'd just keep dogging the guy. his case log has a butcher shop break-in, vandalism at a laundromat... which of these was he dogging in the city? it would be in his memo book. goren: which was swiped. according to this time sheet, he punched out at 4:00 yesterday. you know how it is-- you punch out, you keep working. cigarettes. from the reservation? a smuggling investigation? i'm not saying he was serpico. if buzz was killed in the line of duty, it doubles his family's death benefit. okay. he's going through a divorce. he's got child support, legal fees. so he's been moon

but akron p.d. did find this. handcuffs. men and saves the real savaging for the wife. is this right? they found a used condom on both the husbands? and both had viagra in their systems and neither had a prescription. so the unsub gives the men viagra and then forces them to have sex before he kills them. and given the timetable, he's gonna strike again soon. we fly to akron tonight. wheels up in 3 hours. garcia. what's that? my go bags. where are you going? with you, hopefully. sir, i think we're all still reeling since jj left, and we are a man down, and you need a communications liaison. garcia-- sir, please, hear me out. my job overlapped with jj's the most. i created that program that she used to present cases. when you guys were out in the field, she coordinated your needs through me. it makes sense. garcia, there are aspects of the job for which you have no training. you're totally right, but i--i'm willing to learn. i'll learn how to interact with families and local law enforcement and the media. sir, i'm willing to

sergeant whitcomb with the seattle p.d. said i think it's going to be a lot of fun. he is probably right. how freaked out do you think a stoner would be when a cop hands him a bag of doritos? a bag of cool ranch paranoia. and one more thing. this is important. it's thursday night. we have a tradition here. it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." enjoy. >> a federal judge ruled today that the nation's largest police force singled out blacks and hispanics in a tactic that is called stop, question and [ bleep ]. >> stop and [ bleep ] for those people who don't know, police can stop anyone on the street, [ bleep ] them. >> if you give me the chance, i will [ bleep ] you and your family every single time. >> we know now that it is wrong to put a [ bleep ] up your [ bleep ]. >> at one point, before i started [ bleep ] spider-man, i turned my back and said itsy-bitsy spider went up the water spout. >> for getting back together. don says when monkeys [ bleep ] out of

. >>> trouble for the detroit p.d.der accidentally included female officers height, weight, and bra sizeses when he e-mailed out information involving bullet proof vest orders and it went to the whole department. the assistant police chief calls the incident unfortunate and embarrassing. >>> have you seen this viral video? this one from space. this was recently posted a video of her washing her hair on youtube and didn't take long for it to take off, pardon the pun! and she talked about it on the "today" show. >> i was amazed how many people asked me how i wash my hair. i guess it is unusual. many women in the past flown on short did your rigs and long duration commission and it is fascinating for folks so i thought i would answer that question by showing. >> she uses dry shampoo and a little bit of water that gets recycled back into the space station's processing system. >>> cnbc kayla is here with what is moving your money. kayla, this is a decision with a big impact on flyer's bottom line? >> it is. i think it was a

i understand here it is your part of the of the team that's going after them or part of a group of p.d.'s sort of full disclosure i am tom so i'm seeing it firsthand i'm seeing the a level of glee in this that i don't think i've ever seen. in corporate misconduct as you know i handled cases from tobacco to pharmaceuticals this is the level of criminality this is the history of criminality that now we have a corporation that says gee whiz we lied the other part of it is they lied to their shareholders they when they when they signed this agreement tom they came out and said this is only going to cost shareholders seven or eight billion dollars when they said that they were told clearly in open court no this is likely to say this is likely to cost as much as fifty to sixty to seventy billion dollars and so they lied to their shareholders so they saw their stock wouldn't fall they knew that the number was much bigger and now after they've lied to the victims who have lost everything they're trying to call the victims criminals for making the very claims the very way they laid out in their

but i find the most disturbing offensive about this decision is the notion that team and white p.d. engages in racial profiling that simply is recklessly untrue. we do not engage in racial profiling it is prohibited by law it is for if it is. regulations for more on today's landmark ruling on joined by robert stevens the sucking tribune writer for orchestrated and former organizer with occupy d.c. stevens this welcome back thank you nice to see you again. kevin just fifteen at the moment it's the fourteenth amendment that is equal protection at the moment is the right to vote. mayor bloomberg well first of all what's your take on today's ruling well i think to state that the policy has been found to be unconstitutional would sort of overstate the significance of this decision today it certainly has curbed to be the breadth of the policy by saying that there are additional new procedural requirements like police need to wear cameras in certain sections of the city when they're engaging in the policy i mean a new independent monitor but it's still very much so stop and frisk is very m

and i see that means the legitimacy of the mass state police and the springfield p.d.as increased, and the residents of the north end realize they are their instrument to clean up their neighborhood. >> teddy cupak: i've been robbed 55 times that the police know about, but not lately. >> stahl: at the thursday community meeting we attended, residents like teddy cupak said this is the first time the police have really made a difference in the north end. >> cupak: this is what i want to get across-- this concept does work. it sort of flushes them out. i don't know where they go. i hope they get help. >> cutone: well, hey, teddy, some of them are going to work, and some are going to jail and some leave. >> cupak: that's right. >> cutone: that's my cell number. don't give my cell number out. i don't want to get prank phone calls at 3:00 in the morning. if you are really looking for a job, we know a guy that hires kids and puts them to work doing construction work. >> stahl: let me ask you something. those functions that you are performing, that sounds to me like a social s

. >> if you want a job at the philly p.d. you come by almost every year now. thanks for coming by.ards. lara's like, that is so wrong, sam. casa grande, arizona. this is the season to get rain. sometimes the rain will get picked up with a downburst. minnesota, powerful storm there's. it is likely we'll see more storms. getting support from the jet stream there. are you tired of the heat in the middle of the country as we wind up august? you're going to keep it. this may be the warmest we've been all summer long. setting record in the northern plains today. and again today. >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. check out all that sunshine this morning. that means warmer temperatures this afternoon from 62 at the coast to about 91 inland. we'll be in the 50s and 60s tonight with a little more cloud >> all that weather was brought to you by target. are any of the fries warmed up yet? >>> get ready to meet some remarkable kids. all getting their health back, by breathing in the light, and keep attacks at bay. juju chang has their inspiring stories. >> one. two. >> reporter: this little guy

you're looking at rutherford p.d.'s one and only hog. i've been waiting 5 years to get my-- get back on it. excuse me? get back on it. oh, yeah. can i buy you a wrap? ok. uhh... uhh... unbelievable. every hot mama in this place was checking him out. what's the deal? must be the machine. hot mamas love the machine. why? why do the hot mamas care? i don't know. but i'll tell you something, me little buddy, i'm gonna find out. hey! [slurring] 4, 5, 6. straight to martini island! all right! would you like me to shake it? oh, please. mmmmm... mmm! ha ha. this beats the scrap out of crabble. ahh, "naughty or nice." "what's the craziest thing you've ever done in bed?" well... there was the time i staged a reading of othello, and the role of desdemona was played by a down comforter. i'm not going to give you any spaces for that. "truth or dare." "who was your last fling?" oh... that would have to be... [both laugh] vincent strudwick. ha ha ha. ha ha ha. strudwick! no! yes! i'm back on martini island! you can set me up. you can kiss my tiny pewte

. >> a-rod would not specify who stood to gain from banning him over the p.d. scandal.ut he did promise to keep fighting. and appeared confident that he'd return to the majors this monday. and make sure to stick around, more remarks from rodriguez. that's coming up in about 30 minutes. >>> and you know it could be a rainy weekend for some people. not all. but, you know, if you're wondering if rain is going to spoil your weekend plans, alexandra steele in the cnn weather center to health you know where today's hot spots and wet spots. >> hi. what we're seeing around the country, hot spots in terms of temperatures, that's for sure. good morning, everyone, waking up on this saturday morning. kind of here's the big picture. what we've got, some rain in the southeast. really, it's summer ♪ city. first august weekend in places like atlanta and nashville and dallas and houston will be at 90s even to 100 degrees in texas. but here in the northeast, we've got a front moving through, places like chicago, maybe heading to lollapalooza this weekend, a big difference. much chillier.