. >> "pow, pow, poof"." [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> no. >> no. [ indiscernible ] ]] whispering ] -- [ whitperring ]. >> the jury was not in the courtroom when the video was shown. they could see part of the video wednesday if the prosecution and defense can agree on what can be shown. devaughndre broussard testified that yusef bey ordered him to kill chauncey bailey whose picture is on our screen. you can watch the video on our website at williams walk -- at www.kron.com. >>> attacks on taxi drivers are making them think twice on who they pick up. today a cabby was attacked. kron 4's jr stone spoke with one driver who knows what it is like to get robbed. >> reporter: ever had a hard time flagging down a cab? two attacks on cabbies may make it tougher to get one to stop for you. >> you have to do an incident profiling. we have 10 seconds to decide. >> reporter: he spent 15 years driving people here and there. news that two other drivers were attacked brings backs memories. >> i was rob. >> reporter: the most recent attacked happened here at missouri and 23 street on m

. --- pow, pow, pow. (laughter) (inaudible) >> justine: the jury was not in the courtroom when that video was shown but they could see part of the video as early as tomorrow. that is that the prosecution and defense agree on what can be shown. he asserted testified that he was ordered to celt bailey. you to watch the entire video on our website at www.kron4.com. if you have mattered if other your taxes, you're probably too late. the deadline is midnight last night. we have video of the post office at sfo where people were dropping off their taxes. we asked why they procrastinate to? >> i was looking at the 15th then someone said the 18th. separate off-again. >> it's really confusing that had until monday to deliver so i-a rush back from vacation to take care of it. we waited till little too long. >> justine: sfo was open until midnight last night for any of those people who wanted to fill out their taxes. among those paying less than ever before are the super rich. kron4 is kate thompson explains. >> repo

when world war ii began, who surrendered to the japanese and are the largest group of american women pows in the history of our country. c-span: where's this picture from? >> guest: that's the picture taken of the army nurses when they were liberated from santo tomas interment camp in manila. they're on their way out of camp. c-span: and where did you get the idea for this book? >> guest: it grew out of two sources. my mother served in the spars in world war ii. and i was always very interested in her time in uniform. everybody's dads served in world war ii, but not too many mothers. so i had that interest. and i'm a nurse. i had done a book about nurses who'd served in the vietnam war

. >> "pow, pow, poof"." [ whispering ] >> no. >> no. >> reporter: jurors displayed no reaction as they watched the video and followed a written transcript. yusef bey tried unsuccessful to get the judge to omit that. >> the tape is what the tape is. there is not much i can tell you about it. >> reporter: later yusef bey discuss recent violence in oakland. >> terrified of us. >> reporter: yusef bey is accused of ordering the killing of chauncey bailey and two others in 2007. the judge ordered a half hour of the tape edited out from the version the jury heard. including this: >> reporter: the defense suggests yusef bey knew he was being recorded all along and not being truthful. >> reporter: if convicted he could get life in prison without patrol. >> our coverage of the chauncey bailey murder trial continues on our wep site. if you want to watch the video, go to www.ktvu.com ask click on the right now tab. >>> man is facing prison time for attacking his co-worker with a cleaver. he pleaded guilty to an assault with a deadly weapon charge for the attack. the stabbing happened at the restau

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. >> pow, pow. >> reporter: the video was taken days after bailey was gunned down in downtown oakland. they tricked the former leader of your black muslim bakery, a half brother and associate, recording them as they sat in a holding cell. during the hour-long video they alternated between laughing and whispering. bay tells them the night before police raided his house he took the shotgun used to kill bailey out of his clot set and handed it to the bakery associates accused at carrying out the hit at his request. in a video he said he was not there when the fatal shots were fired. they reportedly told investigators he knew he was being recorded inside that holding cell, but he lied in order to confuse police. outside the court bay's lawyer says it is unclear whether bay knew police were listening to the conversation. >> it is equivocal, frankly. when you listen to the tape and the details of the tape there is some part of the tape that suggests he may have known and he was not paying much attention to the tape. >> they called the video inflammatory, and they say it shows bay the fourth

. >> looking pow pow. [ whispering ] [ inaudible ] . >> and the video was secretly recorded in an interview room at the san leandro police department where bay and several others were held. after bailey's murder, attorneys and the judge reviewed the tape today. the jury will see it tomorrow. bay's defense attorney is fighting to keep the jury from seeing most of that video. he admits a captive client in a negative light but he said it absolutely does not prove that bay ordered anyone's murder. >> well it's, listen, it's not a flattering tape, there is no question about that. it, in my opinion, if you listen to it, it's -- it doesn't incriminate him, it doesn't contradict anything that he said, but it certainly paints him in an unflattering way. it paints him as a young 19- year-old kid full of himself. >> reporter: now bay is accused, again, of ordering the murder of journalist chauncey bailey after he wrote an unflat erring column about your black bakery. how likely it is the judge will decide to omit portions of that video we really don't know. we spoke to the defense attorney after court

. >> and pow pow pow boom boom. >> and what are we supposed to say happened? >> bay is accused of ordering the killings of bailey and two other men in the summer of 2007. defense say they knew he was being recorded and wasn't being truthful. >> activists fighting child prostitution marched in east oakland today with a message for the young girls and their pimps. activists say they are finally getting results against child sexual exploitation. they are seeing more convictions for kidnap and rape. the last three jury trials ended with life sentences. in addition activists are trying to get the young prostitutes off the streets and into new lives. >>> vandalling in san francisco chose a unique way to mark the first anniversary of the gulf oil spill. you are looking at, about to see, surveillance video taken at 5:36 this morning from the shell station on brian street where three people chained gas hoses together. the masked and hooded men left anti-oil leaflets. a clerk told ktvu news that the vandalism did not prevent them from selling gas. two other gas stations

. >> and pow pow pow boom boom. >> and what are we supposed to say happened?> bay is accused of ordering the killings of bailey and two other men in the summer of 2007. defense say they knew he was being recorded and wasn't being truthful. >> activists fighting child prostitution marched in east oakland today with a message for the young girls and their pimps. activists say they are finally getting results against child sexual exploitation. they are seeing more convictions for kidnap and rape. the last three jury trials ended with life sentences. in addition activists are trying to get the young prostitutes off the streets and into new lives. >>> vandalling in san francisco chose a unique way to mark the first anniversary of the gulf oil spill. you are looking at, about to see, surveillance video taken at 5:36 this morning from the shell station on brian street where three people chained gas hoses together. the masked and hooded men left anti-oil leaflets. a clerk told ktvu news that the vandalism did not prevent them from selling gas. two other gas stations w

we have such pow fer we know how to use it. >> give me one way to get opec to lower the prices. >> brain power. we don't use our brain power. we need one thing -- brain power. >> okay. what would be your one big idea to get opec to stop price gouging. >> candy, it is the messenger. i can send two executives into a room. they can say the same thing. one guy comes home with the bacon and the other one doesn't. i've seen it a thousand times. it is the messenger. we don't have the right messenger. obama is not the right messenger. we have not a respected nation anymore. the world is laughing at us. you tell opec, fellows, that price is going down. let me tell you, it will go down if you say it properly. >> why do you think the world is laughing? what's your -- what leads to you believe that? i get you thinking. >> excuse me. lib lo look at libya. look at this mess. we go in, he should be removed, he shouldn't be removed, we don't want to touch him but he should be removed. nobody knows what they're doing on gadhafi. then we're back into rebels, oh gee, whiz, maybe we can't, because they're b

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. >> pow, pow. ed sergeant longmire didn't do anything wrong, in the case. didn't do anything wrong, in the case. devaughndre broussard, called "dre" by yusef bey, pl manslaughter, in bailey's >> apd determined the sergeant did not do anything wrong in the case. dre pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in bailey's death. he got a reduced sentence for testifying in this case. >>> a string of dog attacks in the south bay has animal control officers issuing a rather strange warning tonight. len ramirez with why dog owners are being encouraged to arm themselves when they go out. len? >> reporter: that's right, allen. officials here at san jose animal care and control are still concerned about the dog attack that happened on the 14th in san jose. those two dogs involved in the attack are still on the loose and so they are now warning -- or at least advising people especially people walking their dogs at night that they might want to arm themselves with a cane or a stick for their own safety. kathleen walked with her friend and her dog in the park but she left

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pow, shoots him again. so the first bullet sort of bounces off, the second one hits him in the abdomen. parker takes the gun out, knocks him out, kicks the gun away. finally, the secret service and the police jump into it and, you know, they stop the guy. now, as it turns out, mckinley did not die from the bullets. he died from crazy, poor medical care. so, actually, parker saved his life because he stopped the third bullet from being shot, right? now, this story spreads like crazy because it verifies the stories of people like booker t. washington that black people are willing to sacrifice themselves for the country. and that they're part of this country, and they believe in it and they, you know, like that. and so this happens in september, and for the next -- and mckinley lives for, like, another 14 days. but the story spreading. -- the story is spreading. people wanted to touch him and take parts of his clothes, all of this. now, the secret service gets embarrassed. so once the trial happens, they even

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office said that they attempted to onset ates requests for information that were put forward by the pows some continuing to symbolize the levels of cooperation of course poland has repeatedly called full more evidence to be handed a vest saying that it's been all unable to conclude it's owed independent probe you seem insufficient evidence we have been expecting the polish sides were released results of their own investigation on the tenth of april but they have now lost for a six month extension so we can expect the results of that probe in october the interstate aviation committee which was a commission headed by prime minister got the image of hussein which included aviation experts from poland and the united states to live with the results of its investigation on the twelve january and the commission of found the pilot's era was mostly to blame they say that if a crew failed to respond in a timely function to poor from the ground for the songs to remove groups the plane to another airfield was very cold weather conditions it also found that the crew came into the lounge room and move

officials a year ago that was to to visit the at the massacre side where some twenty two thousand pows polish officers were slaughtered by stalin secret police and to the beginning of world war two and now it appears to be that these side is a place of a double tragedy and almost goes dignified handling all because often mark has been very well received by polls they were taken aback by the support which the russian people provided that we know you roll the differences over the investigations results aren't likely to have a quick fix. april seventh twenty turns in the spring sunshine blood in her putin and donald to step on are victims of the cut in massacre many find it hard to believe as a two hundred years of mutual amity between russia and poland had been washed away with tears. but fresh tears were to fall on the soil just three days later the whole polish nation was sent in to leave their president government religious leaders and other members of the country's elite gun cupping has become a symbol of two polish tragedies and while the first we can judge only from history books t

celebrations at this year the event falls on the same day for all of them in moscow thousands of russian pows were able to attend a special service at the main russian orthodox cathedral surfer witnessed a grandiose ceremony. there's over five thousand people who have it handed to service this year including president and prime minister putin and also families inside bringing their children it really is a family event a religious event it's marked by thousands and thousands of people every year but. will and celebrate not only inside but also lined the streets as well with candles just to take part in the ceremony. to celebrate easter it's a russian christian holiday which has always been celebrated all over russia in moscow on a business trip and we just couldn't help but come here. is the first time you've had a chance to celebrate this festival in moscow so we came to see the service here it's a joy to be here in this interesting. it's a great holiday. now we'll get to another church after we've seen it here inside the cathedral itself absolutely beautiful lots of candles and flowers is ta

pows have opened in kazakhstan the country of x. its residents there it is expected to overwhelmingly we confirm them so this is a three headed. him that none publicly opposed his plan since. one thousand international observers are overseeing sunday schools because it isn't seen as. preparations for the takeoff or the spacecraft are in full swing that can or cosmodrome if you know installed one launch pad on tuesday it will blast off celebrating the upcoming fiftieth anniversary cards first journey to the stars it seems to sell syria in the sights and what some first hand impressions of cosmonauts just got from space. where iraqi a launch pad to baikonur cosmodrome where we're actually watching right now. they're moving the rocket for the exits to twenty seven cars opposition to the particle position very interesting to see this whole process will surely be watching what's going on right now it's announced last night it will stop and she actually just landed on the international space station weeks ago and this is the first time lo

how objective those assessments can actually be and once a child is adopted there is no follow up on pow they are doing it jessica beagley had not sent her video to a t.v. show would have never known about her punishment methods just as we don't know about how many other adopted children are now subject to domestic violence in the u.s. i'm going to check on r.t.e. washington d.c. . they can always find more stories on indefinite assists on our website dot com. today russia's most popular home has posed victim to the dreaded. class. with your very own karate kid you know unique series of weekly like you do this promises to teach you how to send. money. to some other international news making headlines around the world this hour. the latest from japan where a magnitude seven point one aftershock has hit the northeast of the country pictures from a local television station showed the moment. exactly one month since the devastating quake and tsunami which killed more than thirteen thousand people left one hundred thousand homeless somber ceremonies in a minute's silence observed around the c

how objective those assessments can actually be and once a child is abducted there is no follow up on pow they are doing it jessica beagley had not sent her video to a t.v. show would have never known about her punishment methods just as we don't know about how many other and up to children are now subject to domestic violence in the us i'm going to shut down r t washington d.c. or you can always find the latest on all the stories we're covering on our website just click over to our anytime for exclusive features radios opinions and more here's what's online right now. as planet earth year is up to mark fifty years since mankind first flew the stars and new teams arrived aboard the international space station find out how they're preparing to celebrate moros and aversive. plus find out more about the life of your you could guarantee the man from. humble beginnings destined to go down in history. for. the first. russian security forces are hunting down a team of armed terrorists in the country's republic of the english they're linked to russia's most wanted man doku umarov who could be amo

. >> pow, pow. >> now san leandro police recorded be.efense is suggesting that bey knew he was being recorded and was not being truthful. he is lay kyesed of -- accused of ordering the murder. >>> a report shows the earth has more barrier islands that previous thought. the researchers used satellite images to come up with more than,000 bearer islands with the most bearer islands in the u.s. >>> nasa has released a remarkable photo taken by the hubble telescope. nasa astronomers calls this arp273. the morrow -- others say it looks like a rose blossom. >>> "time" named the most influential people. >>> and hand sanitizers can be a big problem for children. >>> new this morning, "time" magazine has released its less of 100 most enfliewngs people in the world. it includes people such as owe remarks wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords and a mark zuckerberg and the spokesman for the egyptian revolution who helped top el hosni mubarak. a japanese doctor also made the list. >>> another gull with a bore can around its neck has been reported n

get requests for these pows who will be there he was not only bought. the plane and we should mention too that he is wanted for murder charges in both cuba and venezuela which a lot of people might find pretty interesting that the u.s. is actually holding somebody wanted on murder trials in those two countries. there are seventy three counts of first degree murder and. incredibly us in the united states has so far not acted on it instead of their. it's final these charges it lie from an immigration officer in the united states and it's really the wrong charges and i don't think this jury took the case seriously and you can even remember this is a border town because i'm sitting in a good states and people here if you can't get in or out of three not struggle if you lied to me laughing well you can't take what i'm a lot of time has a on but just real quick what do you think is coming next what do you expect to happen i know you've been on the ground there in texas sort of watching this case as it's developed well we saw that a spokesman for the departmen

union arrived in tripoli with a cease fire proposal which they said oh mark radomsky except it our pows will included an immediate cease fire the delivery of humanitarian aid and the protection of foreigners of the rebels are having none of it between one and two thousand demonstrators gathered outside a hotel in benghazi where the african union delegation met with opposition leaders who said that no cease fire can be agreed upon unless it includes cut off these removal so it's time to expire and civilian lives are put into jeopardy in libya the more the hostilities go on you have to ask ourselves what has obama caught in this into your discussions with me is christopher swift a fellow at the university of virginia center for national security law christopher thanks so much for being here tonight could be the first starters and offer you supposedly accepted this ceasefire from the african union but then after that his forces started shelling misrata this morning on monday morning so i mean does anybody out there really think that you can come to some kind of a logical agreement with gad

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since christmas day 1972, kathy strong of walnut creek has been wearing an mia, pow bracelet. she got the bracelet in honor of scott moorland who was missing in action. a few weeks ago she learned moorland's remains were found and flown back to the u.s. for burial. >> i just always thought he would be coming home alive. i am very grateful he is coming home. but you know it is sad to know that i never got the opportunity to meet him and to know him. >> she will take off the bracelet at his funeral next month in alabama and it will be buried with him. strong says she has thought about him every day and won't stop thinking about him. >> newses of the world tonight in afghan a military pilot shot eight american troops and an american civilian contractor today. it happened at a meeting at a base at kabul airport. the afghan officer was killed in an exchange of fire. the man was reportedly upset over his personal finances. this is the deadliest attack on americans in afghanistan in nearly six years. >>> in the middle east, rival palestinian factions announced today they will form a

since christmas day 1972, kathy strong of walnut creek has been wearing an mia, pow bracelet. she got the bracelet in honor of scott moorland who was missing in action. a few weeks ago she learned moorland's remains were found and flown back to the u.s. for burial. >> i just always thought he would be coming home alive. i am very grateful he is coming home. but you know it is sad to know that i never got the opportunity to meet him and to know him. >> she will take off the bracelet at his funeral next month in alabama and it will be buried with him. strong says she has thought about him every day and won't stop thinking about him. >> newses of the world tonight in afghan a military pilot shot eight american troops and an american civilian contractor today. it happened at a meeting at a base at kabul airport. the afghan officer was killed in an exchange of fire. the man was reportedly upset over his personal finances. this is the deadliest attack on americans in afghanistan in nearly six years. >>> in the middle east, rival palestinian factions announced today they will form a

then he is writing in a boxcar with other american pows to dresden, a supposedly safe german city, unlikely to be bombed. so dresden was this beautiful cultural city that was not a military target. as a vonnegut wrote in on a train, he was able to do this beautiful city, and then he was placed in a slaughterhouse where the rest of the prisoners of war were held, his slaughterhouse is "slaughterhouse-five." .. >> he received the purple heart for frostbite. and kurt vonnegut was embarrassed to have received the purple heart for frostbite when so many of his friends had, had suffered from other type of physical problems and disease. we have a signed first edition of the book "slaughterhouse five." this is important because "slaughterhouse five" is probably the most well known book written by kurt vonnegut of the 30-some pieces of writing that he completed. this was possibly the most famous, excuse me, famous. >> why? why? >> why was "slaughterhouse five" famous? so vonnegut, let me give you a little bit of history about what happened to him in germany and any impressions of why it affected peo

in i other contenders for powe in the post gadhafi libya? if we believe it is a likely air to pow e, whwepowe what is the recognizing it like the french? wouldn't it help the sense of isolation? and does the council include elementshat should cause us concern and how do we make certain that a successor regime does not rort to the same uggish tactics that are gadhafi's hallmark? we have had a long and difficult history with gadhafi as the blood of many americans are on his hands. for a brief period we were willing to tentatively open up a new chapter with him after he agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction and related materials years ago, but when he saw him firing on his people we had to act, because we know from the bitter cynical disregard for human life and the casual willingness to commit murder an inflict torture just to stay in power. mr. secretary, before closing, i want to raise two specific humanitarian issues at differing levels of urgency. first and most urgently, there is humanitarian disaster in misrat and why have we not

in 1973 we had all of the pows at home. he had won the war basically. what happened was congress then began to cut off all of the military equipment to the north vietnamese. the congress forced the south vietnamese to fight a poor man's war. it was not richard nixon that marches into vietnam, but he tried to get us out with honor, and he succeeded in doing so without opposition of a lot of people that were responsible for having those guys over there. >> the controversy continues. it is useful to remind people that it was a terribly controversial time. it is natural that you have got a certain interpretation. i suppose there is a larger question for speechwriters, and that is how you a stumble a coalition of speechwriters -- how do you assemble a coalition of speechwriters, and do you always agree with the principle you are writing for? when you do not agree, how do you handle that in your own mind? at what point you leave and at one. -- what point do you leave and at what point do you continue? >> i always said if it is a serious matter of conscience,