-- than the potential perpetrator.where i think we are missing an opportunity is -- this will be controversial. nobody told us you wearing a dark suit, white shirt, tie. you look like a young republican, even if you are not. and i do not know where they told the public defender's office, if you are a man, you should have a ponytail and endearing. [laughter] -- earring. am i talking about style, how you present yourself? yes, it matters. >> there is a story line on "raising the bar" where one of the characters is made to cut his ponytail by the need woman judge to whom he appears in front of all the time. ultimately, he does get the hair cut and looks like a young republican, and begins winning more cases. >> i would normally agree with

senator is a firm believer that global warming is just a hoax he's perpetrated or that he thinks it's perpetrated by evil scientists who are trying to destroy american business i also happens to be a major supporter of oil and natural gas drilling here in the u.s. so during an appearance on fox news host brian kilmeade radio show this week he spoke about hydraulic fracturing that's a method of extracting natural gas which is known as fracking and take a listen to his comments. one. that grew water could get would asian. perjury short of it we get. you could not get what you preach. interesting comments senator inhofe there's never been one documented case of contaminated ground water from fracking i beg to differ just this week there was an accident at a natural gas well in pennsylvania thousands of gallons of water filled with chemicals ran into a nearby street and seven families in the area had to be evacuated the company doing the drilling has now stopped all fracking in pennsylvania of all investigates so your comments well they're just simply not true senator let's also not forge

there were perpetrators against descendants of africa. i thought about those things. when i walked into this room and i saw the slogan that says "diversity means." for us tonight, not only do we honor a great hero who is deserving of this honor that is being bestowed upon her, they've changed the name of the school. as we honor heard, we are honoring ourselves. we are writing a historical wrong. it was thought that being different carried with it this did not of being deficient. -- carried with it the stigma of being deficient. they carried with them the color of their skin, something that they got from their creator. they carried with them the notion that they were deficient. when he settled that town, a germantown in 1843, he made sure that the first act of business on his part would be to issue an ordinance that no black person would be caught in that hamlet and if they were found there, they would be beaten every six months until they left town. when he came down to california in 1849 following the discovery of gold, he did not leave that madness in oregon territo

many of those are perpetrators themselves. some of the surveys we have done at the youth guidance center. 77 percent believed a gun was necessary for their own protection. that says a lot about our society that a young purpose would feel compelled to carry a gun. to many people they would think of that as outrageous. there was an incident reported by joe tucker about a first grader who had a gun and brought it to school. we have to question how does that happen? what is the thinking, and again you're talking about a first grader. and what can we do as youth workers? as educators? as parents. as teachers to help insure that our youth don't grow up in a world where that type of behavior becomes the norm. we have an incredible, incredible array of speakers here today. by speakers, i mean individuals who have come here to share their experiences. i want to emphasize this is about community participation. what that means, community participation, all of you as exerts in what you do in your work working with our young people need to

are only a couple blocks away to immediately respond to the crime and hopefully apprehend the perpetrators of the crime. we are able to do that. the officers have to come from somewhere. i had to change the hours of officers, change assignments, take them from specific assignments and put them in gang abatement. in general, we have officers whose primary duty is prostitution abatement. well, there was no prostitution abatement for 3 or four weeks, because we had them there to abate gang violence. we were also supplemented by officers from the gang task force, members of both units who did phenomenal jobs. they were right in there on the frontlines with us and we're very diligent, and we really appreciate their assistance. we also conducted numerous adult probation searches, accompanied with an adult probation officer who was very helpful. we conducted numerous juvenile probation searches with a juvenile probation officer. these probation search is resultedin

the perpetrators were trying to rob somebody outside, the outside people burst into the restaurant seeking refuge from the gunman. the gunman followed, sprang several rounds of wounding and killing several innocent people. today he talked oakland police investigators regarding the attempted robbery taking place before the shooting. >>haazig: thing is not adding up that's how police source close to the investigation describes a recent multiple shooting killing two people and wounding four others here at sweet jimmy's restaurant on broadway at oakland's jack london square early monday. this is video recorded at the scene. police investigators are looking into an attempted robbery happening outside sweet jammies. that spilled over into the restaurant with the shooter followed the victims inside. oakland police say in order for that theory to work the attempted robbery victims need to come aboard. at this time investigators say no one has done so adding it is not clear that any of the shooting victims were involved in an attempted robbery. also not working with this theory is the fact that the

the pilot program, was to recognize that the youth in juvenile hall are victims and perpetrators. they have been victimizes and participated in acts . we wound up going to our providers. we have a positive relationship with the community. whether it's through a contract or not and utilize that relationship and help plan this with us. with the colin strategy. lanny homes called in and called in the relationships with our community providers. we wound up having a call in with the providers. we focussed on youth already there and needed these connections and engagements with service providers. you are sitting in juvenile hall. you are upset about getting blamed and not having enough time with your family, the probation officer. not knowing. but figuring you might get released. you are called in and there are 30 folks sitting there are for you. opening their doors to you with a whole wide array of services that you can latch on to. we have had 3 of these sessions and spend a whole morning and take units by units into the auditorium. and then they are provided with the list of all of t

the perpetrators were trying to rob somebody outside, the people the outside burst into our restaurant seeking refuge from the gunman. the gunman followed it sprang several rounds wounding in killing several innocent people. kron 4 spoke to investigators about the case. >>haazig: one thing is not adding up that's how a police source close to the investigation describes a recent multiple shooting killing two people and wounding four others here at sweet jimmy's restaurant on broadway at oakland's jack london square early monday. this is video recorded at the scene. police investigators are looking into an attempted robbery jimmy's. that spilled over into the restaurant with the shooter followed the victims inside. oakland police say in order for that theory to work the attempted robbery victims need to come forward. at this time investigators say no one has done so adding it is not clear that any of the shooting victims were involved in an attempted robbery. also not working with this theory is the fact that the shooter pulled the trigger on people sitting down at dinner tables in the r

international community to respond to this brutal crackdown and to hold accountable those who are perpetrating these human rights violations. the united states is expressing its position to the syrian government and we are considering a range of options including targeted sanctions to respond to the outrageous and ongoing use of violence against peaceful protesters. >> the syrian ambassador criticized the security council meeting. he said outside interference in this country was unwelcome. >> out of this mess they wanted to create on syria, they did not get anything. this is thanks to the understanding expressed by the majority of the wise people in the council. my government is interested in continuing the process of reforms according to the wish of our own people. this process of reforms emanates from domestic national necessities. this is not and it will not be dictated to us from outside. >> our correspondent is at the u.n. headquarters and she has been following the response of the security council to the unrest and syria. >> we knew there was quite a lot of hesitation already. the securi

i don't think this person should be allowed to continue his deadly string of deaths and keep perpetrating crimes on the people of san francisco. so if we can get a response from that i would really appreciate that. >> thank you mr. harrison. commander, if you can talk to mr. harrison again about that situation. thank you. next public speaker. >> my two issues i want to bring your attention to -- >> number one the patrol specials. they are not only a violation of the 14th amendment but there is no equal protection when someone can hire them as hire cops but have special privileges within the police department. they are assigned to stations. they are not legal. i want to know when you will put them out of business. i know out in the castro they ignored your request to follow the law. that organization exist and they victimize people like me. the businesses do not want the law enforced. that brings me to my second related point. the community policing done over in the castro, the gay relations and the other corrupt people in the mission stations, i am told the community policing is being dis

text survivors, and brings perpetrators to justice. we have one of the three lead it drafters of this legislation. the bill was signed by the senate foreign relations committee and has a long way to go for passage. when you think about it, besides the incredible trauma violence is inflicting on our globe, the cost of global violence is huge. the cost of just partner violence, $6 billion per year. canada, $1 billion per year. the united kingdom, $23 billion per year. that is only one aspect. imagine if we took the time to record and tallied the global cost of all types of violence against women. it would be astronomical. man, unless you feel left out, don't worry, you are included in this. that america we have the proud distinction of being one of the most violent places for boys. one in five boys will be molested before they are 13. these figures are low because many -- when sexually abused boys are not treated, society has to deal with them later, resulting in problems like crime and more sexual abuse. the suicide rate for boys who ha

first, i would like to address two myths that have been perpetrated upon the theory the first is that residents do not pay taxes few businessmen, workers in restaurants, offices, shops, parents, children from all over who come to be treated, veterans in wheelchairs' from daly city and oakland and our families -- they are non- residents. also, visitors and tourists from around the world -- they all pay taxes. sales tax, hotel tax, car rental tax among them. business people pay payroll tax. various license and permit fees. and their own rail property, also the property tax. second, all major botanical gardens charge except chicago, and that requires parking fees. false. public botanical gardens are almost all free. we have a list of them. the free chicago garden is accessible by rail, bus, bicycle, or on foot. chicago is world famous lincoln park zoo in a city park is free. what we have here is a bad management model. do you really want to keep the fec can collect that it did it? do you want to kill the park for the? we had the alternative -- proposition n. we worked hard for it because

i talked to the victim and the perpetrator's family and i talked to the police officer and i talked to the investigator and i couldn't fitting out. why? why? why? what is wrong with that case? why didn't this case go anywhere? i went to miss wiggs. i said why didn't this case go anywhere? she said let me look back and see when was the last time a domestic violence case was prosecuted? it turns out this prosecutor hasn't prosecuted a domestic violence case in 20 years. there are these patterns that we can't see or know because under the guise of discretion and they don't have to make it public, and if you lived in the county, all right, you might know, i know somebody who was beaten up but the case didn't go anywhere, nobody put together these patterns. that's one of the great meanings of ordinary justice. >> john, do you know miss wiggs? >> new york city but i wish i did. -- no, but i wish i did. i remember reading somewhere a few years ago that a prosecutor had never been disbarred. i think that changed this year. there was a prosecutor suspended for hiding evidence in santa clara cou

what about the perpetrators of this injustice? they are still running laguna honda. the whistle-blowers and i are out. we resigned under pressure. is this how laguna honda and san francisco promotes accountability for wrongdoers and protect whistleblowers? supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is dr. derek kerr. i was a gift fund whistleblower and i received a life after 20 years of service at laguna honda. the problem here is laguna honda forgot that this was a patient gift fund. it became a laguna honda gift fund, but it was always a patient gift fund. the audit showed $350,000 was misappropriated and had to be refunded. it also showed staff accounts, 80% of the money in the staff accounts along to patients, not in the staff accounts, so they were spending from staff accounts for staff activities, so the spending was ok, but the initial money inside did not belong there and had to be refunded. six months before this audit, comptroller ben rosenfield, issued a review of the gift fund that found nothing wrong and was used t