palomino's father said nothing after the bond hearing. but earlier, he told cbs 2, he talked to his son and is embarrassed and sorry. >> he is very upset. what he did was wrong. like i said, it's very disturbing, like the video. >> reporter: prosecutors say palomino stole the victim's wallet from his backpack, removed $180 and threw the wallet in a sewer. bond was set at $100,000. and palomino's lawyers said his father couldn't pay. >> so effectively, we're punishing someone before they've been proven guilty. we're punishing an innocent kid now, and his family and his father. >> reporter: palomino has no criminal record. but his father, who turned him in, offered no excuses for his son's behavior, just apologies to the victim. >> i'm sorry for what happened to him. if there's anything i can do, i'd like to try to help him as much as i can. >> reporter: six others were charged with robbery and battery, as juveniles. >>> in today's healthwatch, straight talk about smart phones. doctors say they are seeing an increase in posture-related issu

>>an attempt by remand palomino attorneys to put him on the electric monitoring is denied 17 year-oldd as an adult with robbery and decorated battery for the attack that has gone viral on you tube despite strenuous arguments of that teenagers attorney last week judge is rail desierto set bail for him at $100,000 along with six other teenagers he punched kicked and robbed a 17 year-old high-school student at south side alley way last sunday palomino was the only one that was this chargecharged with the crime >>chicago public school principals are learning to say how they are supposed to fill longer school days that begin next school year they should a 25 page guide to keep the class is consistent and to maximize the additional time >>mayor emanuel will hold his second on-line town hall meeting tonight. the focus is on education. the mayor has asked people to submit questions about schools and education to ask chicago .org. >>the drew peterson made for television movie premiered over the weekend drew peterson " untouchable aired saturday night on lifetime peterson watched the movie in j

raymond palomino the lone adult charged on the set at $100,000 other suspect charged. >> other kids and called on house are rest and my son has to sit in jail because i cannot come up with the $10,000 bond >> michael palomino veteran cook county sheriff's deputy turned his son into police after alerted to and saw the video on the internet. took place in an alley. treated from injuries and released from hospital. most notorious figure separated by an ocean but maybe not separated at all direct descendant from chicago hh holmes as evidence of great great grandfather and another infamous killer and terrible ordeal of a cat nightmare and charges filed against the owner and mayor emmanuel response to the report people possibly paid to protest for chicago public schools to be closed. tom skilling anniversary of the most extreme storms in chicago history another mild day on the counter. alendar wgn news @ 9 ♪ what's he looking for? i think he's looking for savings. ♪ i can't watch this anymore. stop! there's an easier way! we compare your progressive direct rate to other top companies so y

six others have been released, bail for raymond palomino set for $100,000.hat high, sunny, for charges of robbery and aggravated battery? >> it's not high for the charges, no, it isn't. and it's unfortunate that the others were released and that this child still remains in jail. my understanding is his attorney is trying to raise the money, has a sort of online petition trying to make sure that he does at least get free on bond. but these are very serious accusations. and it's just so very unfortunate that not only has he been charged as an adult but that he still remains in jail. but that's how the law works. and again, i have to say as a parent, we would hope that most people would do the right thing and turn their child in. i just -- i don't know that most people would. so kudos to his father for forcing this child to take responsibility for his actions. >> kudos to him. by the way, he, michael palomino, dad, will be joining me live tomorrow at 3:00 eastern hour, so we'll continue that discussion. got a lot of questions for him. we'll see how raising that

. >>17 year-old raymond palomino is charged as an adult with robbery and aggravated battery. police say that he and six others punched kicked and dragged a high-school senior and a south side alley on sunday ... those six teenagers are charged as juveniles ... the victim suffered cuts and bruises ... people who saw the video on you tube posted comments that helped police to identify the suspects police have not said who was recording the beating as it was happening >>friends classmates and teachers are remembering a suburban teenager murdered along with three family members randi belisomo reports from willowbrook high school in villa park >>candles are at the campus and a rock was painted red and memory of the slain students ... >>he would come to school early he would drop his backpack and we'll have a discussion on how the day would go he was one of those kids with a huge personality he would go out to the hallway and meet his " public " >>he was killed with his mother his cousin and his brother officials say that the mother's boyfriend killed the family before setting fire

. >> reporter: as painful as the video is to watch, the father of this teen, raymond palomino, seen here slamming another boy to the ground along with six other teens, says it was especially gut-wrenching for him because of the decision he was forced to make after he saw it. >> i had to call the 911. >> reporter: that's right. he called the police on his own 17-year-old son, who was then arrested. >> i did what was right as a parent. >> reporter: all of the thatta tackers in the january 15th beating covered their faces with hoods or masks except palomino. when the video was posted on youtube, close to half a million people watched. among them, relatives, who then called his dad, a sheriff's deputy of 30 years. >> i've in law enforcement myself. so the right thing was is to turn him in. >> reporter: and while he still doesn't regret his decision, now he's worried the consequences of his son's actions are too harsh. of the other teens involved, a 15-year-old girl, two 16-year-old boys, and three 15-year-old boys, raymond is the only one in jail. and he's also the only one being charged as

michael palomino did. his son is now facing the consequences.nful as the video is to watch, the father of this teen, ray mond r raymond palomino says it was especially gut-wrenching for him because of the decision he was forced to make. >> i had to call 911. >> reporter: that's right. he called the police on his own 17-year-old son. he was then arrested. >> i did what was right as a parent. >> reporter: all of the people covered their faces with hoods or masks, except palomino. close to half a million people watched, among them, relatives who called his dad, a sheriff's deputy of 30 years. >> i'm in law enforcement myself. the right thing was to turn him in. >> reporter: though he doesn't regret his decision, he worries that the consequences are too hard. of the other kids involved, raymond is the only one this jail and the only one charged as an adult. >> he doesn't have a criminal background. that's what i don't understand. >> reporter: he's being held on $100,000 bond. his dad, a single father, can't afford the bail him out. >> he's not the a

i want to bring in michael palomino and his attorney from chicago. gentlemen, thanks for coming on.hael, just beginning with you, raymond, are you able to talk to him since he's been in jail? i understand he said to you your turning him in was the right thing to do. >> yes, it was. >> can you explain why he said that? do you know why? >> because what he did was wrong, and me seeing the video, all my family members and friends were calling me and telling me, look at the video. so i looked at it and seen him on the video, and i had no other alternative to do what i had to do. >> that was my next question, how you even saw this video. you say you had friends and family tell you to take a look at it. >> yes. >> and you say he didn't say anything to you even as he was sitting there watching the video alongside you? >> no. when i seen the video, he went into his room. >> and then what did you say to him? >> i asked him why he did it. at that time he didn't say nothing. >> so then what? >> i made the phone call to chicago, waited for the police to show up. they came to the house, they left

i wanted to mention how preposterous the concept was to take the permit clerk from palomino and transporther to 6ew inspector for that city and county of san francisco, doubling her salary at the same time. does that sound like a likely situation? she is not only underqualified, she is not qualified by state law. there she sits -- >> mr. gosh, please address more of what our department issues, but not in a personal attack. >> i did not see that is personal, but i will do my best. the next appointee would be ms. levin and her failed [unintelligible] project. i believe the vendor has already been paid off, but they have not delivered a viable product. this sounds like malfeasance to me. i see that this is cementing her alibi in the future failure of the multimillion dollar permit tracking system. when confronted with the disappearance of millions, you can say that i showed you what i was not capable of with the schematic -- [unintelligible] ;é my advice to you is to hire a team of computer science graduate students to oversee the computer project to make sure it u as badly as i suspect that

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he says, there are palomino, a clydesdales, more. what do you want? i am going, all right, a picture mr. ed. who would he choose for a bride? get me that horse. i go home, sleep, shower, go back to the studio. there is a horse there. for the 7:30 p.m. audience, i wrote a piece. bill murray is the weekend that big guy. gilda is going to play the voice. in dress rehearsal, the horse was coming back. it was the widow, so we put a black veil and little hat on the horse. the horse was let in. bill said, did he suffer much. no-oo-oo, he went quietly-y-y. something happened with this horse between the time of dress rehearsal and when he saw the red light in knew he was on television. because -- did he suffer much? the horse to started going in circles. flipped out. we had no script. gilda going, oooh, so upset. the horses leaves the studio, goes down a corridor at nbc. lorne says to the cameramen, follow that horse. gilda says, i am is so upset, i am going to throw myself out a window. it was all good. you make adjustments and move forward. whew. [laughter]

robert palomino is charged and a bond hearing was set with $100,000 ... the boy's father says that it all began with a bullying incident ... >>it was a teenage dispute that escalated to a physical altercation in october and a subsequent revenge altercation this past week >>i think this reflects on all of us as a society and not just on what happens between teenagers in chicago >>a chicago police officer can face years in prison after being convicted and a hit and run crash that killed a 13 year-old boy ... the officer was found guilty of the dwi reckless homicide and leaving the scene of an accident in may 2009 he struck the boy riding his bicycle ... it's alleged he received preferential treatment from arresting officers one has testified that she was told by a commanding watch officer to hold off on that officers sobriety testing ... >>coming up next we have an update on the rescue efforts from that grounded the italian cruise ship ... >>we will be right back i've worked hard to build my family. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always le

michael palomino saw the video on you tube, recognizing his 17-year-old son as the only assailant whosewas not covered. >> i'm in law enforcement myself. so the right thing was to turn him in. >> what he did was wrong. and now, he's got to suffer consequences. >> his son is the oldest of the seven suspects, the only one being charged as an adult and only one in jail. the victim suffered a bloody nose and cuts and bruises but is going to be okay. >> and there is a fantastic morning for martin scorcse. his movie is the top nominee for oscar buzz. >> it's the hollywood's biggest morning of the year, making -- waking up to hear announcement of the oscar nominees. there are nine this year for best picture. >> and two of the vims were not nominated for best motion picture extremely cloud and the tree of life. as far as most oscar nods? that goes to "hugo" with 11, total. so you do have your own ideas about who should win? no worries we have you covered with the official oscars app. it's available online. you can access video including a series on fashion this is free and works on iphone, ipod

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