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administration was in it didn't matter who was in charge who were going to make sure that the perpetrators that horrible act that they receive justice and with that private meeting with families the president by a left manhattan and flew back to washington d.c. . so while president obama was focused on healing the nation bringing closure to one of the worst things that's ever happened to us and holding us all together right wingers had a different agenda a different issue to talk about the wake of bin laden's death and that's torture no sooner had bin laden's body been sunk to the bottom of the north arabian sea and bush apologists were quick to brag that it was torture that led to the death of bin laden was that argument's been largely dismissed not only by bush's own deputy national security adviser john brennan the chairwoman of the senate intelligence committee dianne feinstein even donald rumsfeld himself all of whom said torture had nothing to do with fight even ludden although romney did eventually backtrack once you get the right wing talking points so why is the right so obsessed

this crime will not be perpetrating these crimes again. >> baseball fans say an arrest is comforting, but violence at games gives them pause. >> well, it's just an unfortunate situation all around. it's just a tragedy. >> come to enjoy baseball, you know, not to see somebody get hurt. >> so while the giants and the fans welcome news of this arrest, ann, they're pretty somber about it because they say brian stow still has a long way to go. >> listening to those fans, it almost seems as if it's a relief and nothing more than that that there's been a break in this case. >> right. they are definitely relieved. a lot of them were surprised to hear it, but they always felt that something was going to be done and they're happy that fern involved was arrested. they also know there's more to this investigation. >> we've posted more of the video in reaction to the suspect's arrest in the beating of brian stow. >>> president obama dedicated to peace in the middle east, how he describes the bond between the united states and israel and what he says he does not want for the palestinians. >> gas p

. >> the recognition that the people that perpetrated this crime will not be perpetrating these crimes again is somewhat comforting to us, and of course very, very comforting to the family. >> i was just hoping it would have been a little quicker. as long as they get them in the end, heat that's what is important. >> alan: donations from fans in the bay area and all around the country made it possible for stow to be transferred closer to home at san francisco general hospital. >> the fiery explosion that blew up an apartment unit in livermore may be linked to illegal drug activities. fire investigators found evidence but have yet to determine the exact cause of the explosion that happened around 5:00 yesterday on silver oaks way in downtown livermore. three people inside the apartment, two men and a woman, suffered severe burns and are in critical condition. one witness says one of the men had his hand blown off. >>> in fairfield, police locate lead to young children who were missing for nearly a day. police found ten-year-old trinity richardson and her five-year-old brother gregory an

this crime will not be perpetrating these crimes again. >> baseball fans say an arrest is comforting, but violence at games gives them pause. >> it's an unfortunate situation all around. you know, we are winners here. it's just a tragedy here. just a tragedy. >> you come to enjoy baseball, you know, not to see somebody get hurt. >> reporter: well, giants and the fans say they're relieved, but you can also hear that they are somewhat reserved in their joy at hearing the news of the arrest. tonight they say their thoughts are still turning over to brian stow and hopefully his recovery. >> absolutely. now, we have posted more reaction to the arrest as well as the entire news conference. >>> a baby is missing tonight. what the mother is telling police about her daughter's disappearance. some clues about what led to pewerful explosion. the evidence may reveal the source of the blast. >>> i'm meteorologist lawrence -- in the weather center. we have sunshine, a few clouds, and a whole lot of wind whipping around the bay area. what we can expect on monday coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, morning to

-- 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

this crime will not be perpetrating these crimes again. >> reporter: baseball fans say an arrest is comforting. >> it is an unfortunate situation all around. no real winners here. just a tragedy. >> reporter: doctors say stoa is opening his eyes and they eye took him off some seizure medication. >> linda yee, thank you. >>> we post-ed more video and reasons to the arrest as well as the entire complete news conference at cbssf.com. >>> still no sign tonight of a baby missing in contra costa county. the mother of the 4-month-old child says she put the infant to bed last night and when she woke up this morning the baby wasn't in her bassitette. the baby girl lives with her parents. they are being questioned about why they waited 20 minutes to call police. dark hair, blue eyes. last seen wearing a won piece zip up pajamas. so far no amber alert has been issued and police are not calling it a kidnapping. >>> checking other bay area headlines. livermore police suspect drugs played a role in a powerful explosion that left three people clinically burned. the blast inside the apartment. poli

-- 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 everything that jonathan says, but my cousin vinny won with a purple suit. [laughter] >> john and i have known each other for 15, 20 minutes. [laughter] i am not a media person. these folks know better. one thing i can tell you the public defender should do, lawyers in private practice,

this crime will not be perpetrating these crimes again. >> reporter: baseball fans say an arrest is comfortable but violence at games gives them pause. >> it is just an unfortunate situation all around. no real win, here. just a tragedy. >> reporter: doctors here say bryan stow has been opening his eyes and he has been taken off one of five seizure medications but still a long and uncertain road ahead for him. >> everybody wants to hear he is doing bob. linda yee at s.f. general. thank you. >> we posted more of the video and reaction to the suspect arrest in the beating of bryan stow at cbssf.com. >>> the search for a missing baby from contra costa county is being scaled down tonight much the mother of the 4-month- old says that she put her baby girl to sleep at 10 a.m. and when she checked on her this morning the baby was not in her bed. she is 14 pounds last seen wearing a one piece pink, green an blue zipup. anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>> livermore police are focusing on drug activity as the cause of an explosion that critically injured three people. the

do feel a definite counter point and closure with the ugliness and violence that osama bin laden perpetrated on us on september 11th. his death, a precise and very fitting execution, is much more just than the kind of ugliness and injustice that he wreaked upon us. >> hoguelund has been one of the most outspoken of the 9/11 families. she knows this doesn't end terrorism but she celebrates with those who came out in washington, d.c., new york city, and here at the flight 93 memorial in union city. >> i'm really glad that the american public has sensed the importance of this and has embraced us 9/11 families. >> reporter: mrs. hoguelund also said she wanted to express her gratitude to president bush and/or obama for making the capture and/or killing of obama a national top priority. elizabeth said it does bring some measure of closure to at least herself, probably many others that lost a loved one on 9/11. >> thank you len. in union city, thank you. >>> well certainly many people have been celebrating the news of bin laden's death. however, other bay area families directly affected by the trag

this crime will not be perpetrating these crimes again. >> the giants organization has raised $75,000 for stow's medical expenses. we have posted more video and reaction to the arrest as well as the entire police news conference. you can check it out at cbssf.co >>> antioch police looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. police were called to the 2300 block of d street just before 8:00 last night. the victim was found on the sidewalk and pronounced dead at the hospital. so far, no information on a suspect. >>> things are settled down now again at san quentin after nearly 200 inmates got into a brawl. the riots began last night in a dining hall. guards used nonlethal bullets and pepper spray. four inmates were treated for injuries. no guards were injured. >>> the jury begins deliberations later today in the murder trial of two men from "your black muslim bakery" in oakland. closing arguments are scheduled to wrap up this morning. yusef bey iv and antoine mackey are charged with the murder of oakland reporter chauncey bailey and two other men in the summer of 2007. the star witness wa

to system that can send emergency text of the to everyone but there are concerns the measures perpetrating a climate of panic in the country. as europe pushes it's a preferred candidate to take over the i.m.f. head other countries argue that are not european should get the job one man who's caught russia's eyes the head of cause it stands national bank records he's been talking to us at r t about his ideas for reforming the powerful financial body. then outside of his candidacy for that on math top dog came just as big of a surprise to him asked to the rest of financial community the big horn marching could quickly garner the support of a number of its european countries including russia and is now ready to take on the role of not only a surprise candidate but also surprised when are we going marching with the current chief of kazakstan central bank joins us now on our team thank you very much for your time sir you told reporters previously. you learned of all these denouncements through the s.m.s. message how did it come about. was there must. be added. to the financial sector or. several

of the crime that was committed she just finally at least in that pos most of the hate crimes perpetrators in russia they were trying to get isn't charges and this is probably one of the first times in new russian history that the perpetrators of this crime were sentenced to lengthy prison terms on these exact charges now. in this particular case the main defendant. was sentenced to life in prison and he was found guilty of the murders and according to the jury he deserves no leniency he's common the twenty five year old from moscow why you gave the houses of was found to be acting as an accessory to one of the murders and she was sentenced to eighteen years in prison now this crime was striking not only because of the sentence but also because of the way he was conceived and carried out both he can offend half his belonged to an ultra nationalist group and. according to the more they killed the more gallup because of the ideological differences of course was a prominent human rights reporter he made in the name for himself representing victims of various hate crimes and what he was very m

hooliganism charges and this is probably one of the first times in the russian history did the perpetrators of this crime or not only try but also fountain's to lengthy prison terms on these exact charges now. in this particular case the main defendant. can still live in prison and he was found guilty of murder and according to the jury he deserves no leniency he's calm old wives the twenty five year old muscovite gave a high. was found to be acting as an accessory to one of the murders and she was sentenced to eighteen years in prison now this crime was striking not only because of the sentence but also because of the way he was can feed and carried out both he can defend passes the along to an ultra nationalist group and. warding to the core of the few morgellons because of the ideological differences of course was a prominent human rights reporter he made a name for himself representing victims of various hate crimes and what he was very much just live. in a community of russian ultra nationalist neo nazi sympathizers now they made a plan to kill him and never bamber in late november of

to the country's largest food retailer wal-mart partnership with washington has been accused of perpetrating a climate of panic and subsequent need for more surveillance you need to create an entity for people to rally behind analysts wars and the fact that we're spending over fifty percent of our taxes on war and our national defense when there is really going to read directly to this country they need to keep validating this spending and following the assassination of enemy number one and american lawmaker called for an increase in rail safety funding and the creation of a no ride list as u.s. officials warn of more terror threats following bin laden's death many americans remain concerned while others are left wondering about the dangers of for seeking too much liberty for security. or r.t. new york. and top story holsapple extradition of europe's most wanted war crimes a fugitive that it says have more on this. whole thing of foreign policy analyst a boy in the kitchen for his good life tom bell a greater sense of being with us now what awaits about it if he is indeed extradited to the h

and well again all efforts to peace serbia's the rest or any perpetrator for crimes you know to justify the intervention that the newly formed e.u. committed in one thousand and two when it recognize the breakaway group of sufficiency news and states that germans are urging there was one of the first acts of the european union in four months or fixation a fact was. said to have been one of the conditions for germany to return maastricht. the problem is when we intervened in ninety five and will get a civil war in bosnia and when it counted all the kosovo. later four years later. it all of those things build up as justifications so today we're seeing part two and editorial saying you know what happened to my d.h. reminds us that we should be steadfast in intervention in libya concede darcy and it justifies you rocking it just as far as it can to stand and it should just be simply big circle justification insults just because you became what we do school and going to just because these are evil people the world over to paint them as evil people you have to put them on trial run. and it's

perpetrators of the war of terror can any longer pretend that terrorism itself is actually some sort of enemy combatant that it consists of some sort of army led by some sort of shadowy mastermind in a cave in the hills of afghanistan so much as it is simply a word that means anything that is opposed to us all of our interests but it's more than just that i mean there is a terrorist strike in russia right now there's doku umarov doing his his occasional action here there is terrorism going on in the middle east i mean it's not something that simply strike in the united states or something that's surely instigated by them in the west no one denies that there are terrorists and there are real terrorist events but i think the spectacular types of terror against that we've seen for example on nine eleven and on seven seven and certain other terror attacks have been allowed and or public spirit and or perpetrated by western intelligence agencies and i think absolutely osama bin laden and the al qaeda narrative has been an important part of that when you go back to the 1980's with afghanis

and then, lastly, the perpetrator. there is a criminal involved in these criminal actions, and how do we see our interaction with some foreign country going after the outlaw that committed this crime? and so those are the things that we need to work on. we don't have time to verbalize those now, but i would hope as we proceed with legislation, with your help and r.a.i.r. and all of the victims that are here that we can figure out a way to make the country that we are trying to help, these angels are helping, be responsive to the crime that was committed in their country as well, and i just hear some short comments on you on that issue if you care to make 'em. >> thank you, congressman poe. and thank you, also, for the care and concern you have for the peace corps. you've supported the peace corps, and i have appreciated our conversations. we'll follow up, as you say, in a few weeks to continue that. regarding care of victim, this is going to be first and foremost in our response. we're going to make sure that it's a vi

the country's largest food retailers wal-mart partnership with washington has been accused of perpetrating a climate of panic and subsequent need for more surveillance you need to create an entity for people to rally behind and list wars and the fact that we're spending over fifty percent of our taxes on war and our national defense and there's really no threat directly to this country and they need to keep validating this following the assassination of enemy number one an american lawmaker called for an increase in rail safety funding and the creation of a no ride list as u.s. officials warn of more terror threats following bin laden's death many americans remain concerned others are left wondering about the dangers of for seeking too much liberty for security. artsy. a lot going on when it comes to security but from our earlier on the patriot act i was joined by john whitehead is president of the rutherford institute first part of our conversation as they were more like china today than china's like. and if it was what we're seeing in terms of swat team or a f.b.i. raids of people who ar

agenda based harassment need not be perpetrated by boys were targeted at girls. students can be harassed by other students, by teachers, by coaches, school employees, their parties. it can involve the images that are posted on walls or through electronic means. comments can create a hostile environment. these are all core principles that have been developed over time as they have grappled with these issues. the office for civil rights has hopefully spelled out in guidance for education and institutions. as you heard earlier today, title number nine plays an important role in addressing harassment, and we really view bullying as a form of harassment when it rises to a certain level the supreme court has recognized that title nine provides for a private right of action under which students may pursue claims for damages and for incentive relief to address harassments. you know, i raise this because i know that there has been some confusion over the standards purses' damages versus the standard for administrative enforcement or incentive relief. today it was explaine

resources on behalf of justice and bring to justice perpetrators of the crater at work. so making peace corps even better to be the subject of this hearing and not cloud the 50 partiers of an organization that's done so well for the united states. i think the chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> one of the frustrating aspects of my job is safe to hearing that exactly the same time that are both really important. i will be coming back and forth, but i will read your full testimony. i went to thank you for coming forward. it's a sad commentary that women who went overseas to serve our country in serve others found out when their most important time of need have been come and that we weren't there. their government was not there to serve them when they needed it the most. i thank you for coming forward. you will permit us to perhaps correct a bad situation. that's what this is all about and thank you for coming forward with your testimony. >> thank you, mr. chairman. his bass of california. >> thank you, madam chair. i would like to first commend the strength of the wom

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

policía de sj 1:12:00 we estimate that at any giving time there is 50 thousand perpetrators on the internet to locate children.. el sargento de la unidad anti explotacin de menores en san jos dijo que se estima que en cualquier momento dado, hay unos 50 mil depredadores sexuales en el internet buscando niÑos.. su unidad recibe unas 800 pistas cada aÑo, las que generan 500 ordenes de cateo, y se arresta a unas 200 personas.. s.o.t. josé garcía/policía de san josé 7:29:00 nos hacemos pasar como jóvenes de 10 años de edad, 12 años de edad.. garcia dice que los padres tienen que aprender la tecnologa y cuidar con quien se comunican sus hijos porque sitios sociales como facebook son explotados por delincuentes sexuales.. s.o.t. 6:00:00 se hacen pasar por amigos o amistades de los amigos de la víctima.. 6:19:00 entonces ya se abre la comunicación entre la víctima y el sujeto. garca agrega que inclusive han arrestado a gente que viaja a otros paises a abusar de menores. s.o.t. 10:37:00 por ejemplo en vietnam hemos visto esto en el pasado donde pagan a la familia una gran cantidad y la familia auto

goodness we had the nuremberg trials and the whole world could see the horrors of what the nazis perpetrated on the jews. thank god we had the eichmann trials. i think bringing home the horrors of osama bin laden would have given relief we were murderers. >> but it would have been complicated, very complicated. >> does any one of you see anyone stepping up to may the same organizational role that bin -- play the same organizational role that osama bin laden bin played with al qaeda? >> i don't. this was a larger than life figure. this was almost like someone a grandeur in the islamic consciousness in the eye of the ayatollah homeni, maybe in the end much greater. if i were a betting man, i'd probably lay three and four that this real deals a kind of death blow at least in the short term to international terrorism. >> but al qaeda is not over because of his death. >> i don't think so either. i think al qaeda is hurt, as i said. individuals do make a difference and he's important, but absolutely al qaeda and all these other groups, let's not forget this is not some monolith, this is not defeat

security council urged all nations to remain a diligent and intensify their efforts to bring all perpetrators of sponsors of terrorism to justice. the al qaeda leader was killed in a top-secret shoot-to-kill. >> for many, this was about the very icon of evil. he cast a dark shadow as a symbol of murderous hatred in america and the west, an elusive criminal. but american forces finally ended it here. the blood soaked sheets and blood soaked floor shows where he died, not far from the pakistani capital. they believe this was specially built to high bin laden. >> after years of painstaking work, i was briefed on a possible lead on osama. it took many months to run this red to brown, and finally, last week, i determined that we had enough intelligence to take action and authorized an operation to get osama bin laden and bring him to justice. >> two helicopters with some 25 special forces navy seals onboard flew into the region for a night chosen for the lack of moonlight. they flew to a town just 70 miles away from the capital of islamabad. the special forces team dropped onto the roof of the bui

. >> it shows people that can identify the perpetrator of the crime: it's evidence. >> reporter: bill says that while eyewitness testimony can be important to a case, it's far from being proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> dna evidence, things of that nature. you have identification, you got people who are frightened, people who can't see that well. >>> the prosecution should be able to deal with these pictures that giovanni ramirez says are from the day of the game. giovanni ramirez claims because he is missing from the pictures that moves he is the wrong man. >> i am sure he has other friends. not with the same people. >> giovannigiovanni ramirez's lawyer says his client has multiple alibi witnesses, including giovanni ramirez's 10- year-old daughter who says she was with him all day. the attorney also claims there are several friends and relatives who can back up the alibi. >> best alibi was i wasn't there, i was in jail, here is the evidence. you got the wrong guy. i was in the hospital. your mom, daughter, child, or cousin, best friend, that's questionable. that's challengeable.

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

. >> at a one another mother to go through this, i wouldn't wish this on the perpetrators parents. >> if i see a mother that has gone through what i have gone through and we can talk and we can help try and find a solution. we have to come together as mothers out there violence. there is no guarantee they're going to see them tomorrow. we need to stop thinking about this niche culture. nobody wants to say anything. i anderson and you want to protect your family, you know what to come fourth because you're in fear also. how long are we going to be in fear before someone does something, don't let it take your home before you do something about it. >>vicki: more than 50 percent of murder cases in san francisco remain unsolved. a san jose city councilman it is apologizing for his actions this weekend. the councilman was arrested saturday morning for d y. city's drinking with friends of thought it was ok to drive. but his way home to see each people come over. it's shows his blood alcohol level was 0.12, the legal limit 0.0 eighth. after his release he told other city officials of his arre

. >> a number of highly financed, well organized gangs are in california and perpetrating serious and violent crimes against people of the state. >> operation red reach seized six vehicles including two assault rifles. >>> school officials and parents are outraged over the contents in a child's backpack. they spotted a gun. the student had no idea he was carrying the gun and did not plan to use it. police called immediately. in a note sent home, the principal writes we are not taking this lightly. it's not reflective of the culture we have developed. >>> in oakland, a slow start for the defense in the bailey murder trial. a key witness refused to testify citing his defense. richard lewis is serving a life sentence. the attorney claims lewis, not his client was the get away driver. after bailey was shot back in 2007. >>> the trial is under way in the face against josh fatale and james bower after hiking over into iraq in 2009. the second session of the trial is set to begin may 11th. >>> days after u.s. forces killed osama bin laden, no photographs of the corpse will be shown. presenti

and it is closure for me to know that terrorism, the perpetrators of 9/11 have met a just end. >> reporter mother of mark bingham one of the men on flight 93 who fought back against the highjackers, she feels the connection between her son and the man who master minded the plot. >> i am going to. >> to my dying day missing mark. but in this matter, the death of osama bin laden i do feel a definite counter point and closure with the ugliness and violence that osama bin laden miles per hour traitsed on -- perpetrated on us on september 11th. his death a precise and very fitting execution is much more just than the kind of ugliness and in justice that he wreaked upon us. >> reporter: a former flight attendant who lives in the santa cruz mountains has been one of the most outspoken of the 9/11 families. she knows this doesn't end terrorism but celebrates with those who came in washington, d.c., new york city and here at the flight 93 memorial in union city. >> i'm really glad that the american public has sensed the importance of this and has i am bringsed us 9/11 families. >> reporter: she has

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it is proof that this type of crime never gets old and the perpetrators will face justice. >> they brought the arrested general to court in belgrade today. the news was welcomed around the world. it could accelerate serbia's final rehabilitation and eventual entry into the european union. >> speaking of that justice, today ratko mladic was seen entering a belgrade court room in a jacket and baseball hat with his hair sticking out. it was a picture that many have been waiting to see. the judge cut short questioning because of the client's pour physical state. he was indicted for war crimes in 1995. the tip -- and he lived openly in belgrade until he went into hiding in 2002. we looked at the man and his reputation. >> short, stocky, and the immensely powerful, he was the kind of soldier that would not balk at anything. a man perhaps without a discernible conscience. he raised rapidly in the old yugoslav army because he was ruthlessly efficient. when yugoslavia broke up, he was given the job of creating the bosnian serb army. he could not have been more different than his boss. they had in t

. >> we're in shock that something like this would happen, that two perpetrators would choose to beat up an 87- year-old man. >> reporter: police say the victim was beaten inside the kitchen of his hope. he con fronted aailants around 5:15 on sunday morning -- assailants around 5:15 on sunday morning. >> we didn't hear anything next door until after the fact. >> reporter: police say it doesn't look like the assailants took anything. the incident was so frightening, the neighbors started a neighborhood watch group that very night. >> so we could contact each other very quickly if we saw suspicious activity in the neighborhood. >> reporter: the method looks similar. meanwhile, there's another concern, their two small children. >> it's scary now that it's cloe social to home. i mean -- so close to home. i mean, literally right next door. >> reporter: they are checking for similar-style break-ins. earlier this month, a 90-year- old woman was beaten inside her home. two men robbed and robbed her place. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> right now, in san francisco,

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we've been very successful we believe in working with our partners in host countries to bring perpetrators to justice. in 2009 and 2010, arrests were made in 61% of the rape and attempted rape cases in which the victim elected to file report with local police. and so we see strong support of the other thing, these cases are high profile cases in small developing countries as you know, our ambassadors are determined to pursue justice for our volunteers. and so, we believe we've got good cooperation and we continue to pursue. >> from the 61 arrests, could you break and maybe for the record exactly how many that turns out to be? and whether or not they were convicted and whether or not they served time. >> i don't have those stats with me but i will get them for you and submit them for the record, and i'll be happy to do that. >> the rest -- >> your point about the m.o.u. with the department of state, we are currently in discussion with the department of state about the clarification of responsibility for the ig's recommendation. we hope to have a resolution of that very soon. it is way overd

this crime will not be perpetrating these crimes again. >> the giants organization raised $75,000 for stow's medical expenses. we have posted more video and reaction to the arrest as well as the entire police news conference that made that announcement at cbssf.com. >>> time now is 5:04. >>> antioch police looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. police were called to the 2300 block of d street about 8:00 last night. the victim was found on the sidewalk pronounced dead at the hospital. so far no information on a suspect. >>> several san quentin inmates recovering this morning after a wild riot. it started around 7:00 last night in the dining hall. some 200 inmates took part in the fight. at least four were stabbed or slashed and treated at the hospital. now, we just talked with san quentin. those inmates have since been released from the hospital. other inmates suffered minor injuries. no guards why hurt. prison officials got things under control with pepper spray and nonlethal bullets. at this point, it is not clear how the riot started. >>> jury deliberations expected to begin tod

you should go after the people perpetrating this not the people who of the building. some people think it's an art form or whatever. it's vandalism and they should be prosecuted for it. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i'm the owner of 275 haight street. i got a notice and after i got the notice for graffiti, i do removed within a short time. i still got charged $250. i don't know why. i write this supervisor to remove that for me. and then to more. the second one is 301 20th avenue in san francisco. what we get the notice of graffiti, we removed it with a short time. then again, i got the notice for the charge of $250. the third one is on 2853 mission street. same thing. when i got the notice, i removed it. i cleaned up, but sometime in the glass window with a chemical thing that i cannot remove completely. we did our best to remove everything. then of course, i don't know why, i still got the notice of charge to hundred $50. -- of charged $250. i want the supervisors to waive that for me please. i think the graffiti problems -- sometime weekly one day and aft