number one, ross mirkarimi, sheriff ross mirkarimi was suspended on new year's eve. number two, its share of ross mirkarimi loses his job, that means that liberal people cannot act in political circles in san francisco, which is a really, really bad thing to happen, and last and most important of all, we are using all of this money, electricity, and everything, manpower for something that is not really important, and i do not know why politically they are attacking ross mirkarimi. thank you. [applause] >> i will be as quick as possible. i have known the mayor and ross mirkarimi. ♪ whoooo, whooo whoo is control, right here in san francisco? ♪ my name is ace, and i am in your face this thing about it is coming here at ♪ city hall, it did silly -- gets silly it gets so silly, y'all, right here at city hall i am telling you, what i have sought, might be against the law, like what you are doing here heard sounds so observed the things i want to tell you all, one thing is for sure ed lee he knows me we worked together it is no mystery he will tell you there is a conspiracy

sheriff ross. i am a little disappointed in that you did not allow -- they say that the neighbor, ivory madison, called, "the san francisco chronicle," said she called in to report that there is a crime, but she did not call the police, after four days, so what is the motivation of that? behind-the-scenes, orchestrating this conspiracy. based on the evidence, he got 38,000 plus a beds. ed lee got over 30,000 plus of votes. -- plus votes. this is what they want to get rid of him, and this is wrong. dianne feinstein, she endorsed chris cunnie. gavin newsom. all of these people support chris cunnie. they do not support ross be gussied has a different political views. this ethics board, i would like to see the board of supervisors make better decisions. i was a victim of domestic violence, assault with a deadly weapon. i have a police recording and all of the documentation, but the system did not help me. [bell] chair hur: thank you, sir. >> excuse me. could you pass this? >> yes. >> i have ask you ove

ross mirkarimi. i have sat here and listened to everything that everyone had to say on behalf of him, and we as the people when we elective him, we knew exactly the type of person that we were putting in office, which is mr. mirkarimi. my children or all born in the western addition. i have eight children. in all of the years of living in the western addition, i've never seen a mayor or a supervisor or elected official get out on the streets and do what he has done. i think he is the best thing that could have happened to the western addition. i feel that he has gone through enough pain and suffering. he should be allowed to return back to work with pay. to suspend him is one thing, but to suspend him about the date is a total different thing. he has a family. he has a child to support, and one thing i am asking the commission to please do is to have his wife returned and the year to be able to give her testimony, because she is the only person that can actually tell you guys what you want to know wh

ross mirkarimi for a long, long time. i have heard nothing about ethics in all of the deliberations and all of the questioning. the attorneys here, as is -- as if this is a perry mason-type operation. i cast my vote. so did many constituents, and what i am here to state categorically is that san franciscans want the highest standards. from one side, i have heard comments that are despicable, as if someone is the gestapo. san francisco? you, ethics commission, have had many reports written about you, as have been stated today by those who monitor you. we monitor the deliberations very, very carefully. i know something about it and having worked for a liaison. i know something about the freedom of information act and your deliberations. what you have to do now is the ethical. many constituents have come here and said to your face, "i doubt you can be ethical." thank you very much. [applause] >> my name is -- king. i am the bishop of the orthodox church. i came without prepared words but a hard that is true to their real mix

tonight at 6:00, ross mirkarimi talks candidly about his wife's comments and his family situation.t 11, the second part of dan noyes' interview with eliana lopez. she answers the question everyone is asking, are she and her son ever returning to san francisco? >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with our forecast. >>> winds have returned they are going to get faster. we'll talk about how long those will last. how the cooling will culminate in the chance of showers for friday. >>> one couple who apparently won't let anything get in the way of their i dos. >> is that a whirlwind Ñ b >>> we just can't help ourselves. a newlywed couple has already weathered quite a storm tornadoes in kansas didn't stop them from getting married. the couple said their vows saturday tornadoes started to form. the couple continued the ceremony even stopping to kiss in front of a funnel cloud. the groom said he knew the storms were heading away from the ceremony didn't look too worried. the wedding photographer says her pictures not only capture the special day but the essence of kansas. >> don't they kn

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ross, welcome.[applause] >> well, thank you so much, she reappeared us a wonderful introduction made only slightly was wonderful by the fact that i paid my atlantic colleague about $5000 so to a 10 come into me when i started, but it was worth every penny. thank you so much for being here. i was telling she read beforehand i was going to do to extremely risky things in the course of this discussion. the first was to speak extenuate peacefully which would be a high wire act that all of you can enjoy it and the second is to revive the overview of the book were discussing here tonight, which is an extremely risky thing for an author to do because it raises the possibility that some of you might not actually buy it. but i see some of you haven't already, so i am reassured that it will cost myself too many fails. the first question that any author casts when they sent out on this sort of grueling but two experiences where did you get the idea for this book? batf for the the book came at a crown two exper

i have known ross mirkarimi many, many years.was one of the founding people to of create the reentry council. he speaks highly and often about the local job issues, helping to create jobs for disadvantaged neighborhoods. being a supervisor in district 5, going over there when they had some boxing matches, and the supervisor was there, but what i really want to talk about is our character assassination of a newspaper. it has vilified this person here every day, every day. it is news. distorted news, but it was news. i have got the news here. i have got the news here. look at it here. look at it here. sensationalism. i took a course in journalism. very distasteful, very ugly. it took him away from his family. how could you do that? and you sit in judgment? and he sat in judgment. it should be dismissed before it even goes any further, but would you have the courage to do that? would you have the courage to do that? you are talking about ethics. we are talking about law. or are we talking about personalities? [applause] >> good even

ross and jimmy -- we'll start with ross.t was it like heading into this and your evenings peckations and all of a sudden you realize, wow, this is a pretty serious thing we're doing. >> well, for me it was -- these guys are sick of hearing this. but being from the british isles, i didn't know too much about boot camp. so when i was told i was going to boot camp, it kind of sounded like fun to me. and i guess the moment i realized that maybe this was going to be -- let's call it an enlightening moment in my life, was when i got -- all the guys got a better through the mail, and it was hand typed from captain dye, and it was dated 1940. and he was welcoming all of us to join this boot camp. he told us what we were allowed to bring. i had my nikes ready, my sweat pants ready. i was told to bring nothing except the uniform that we would be wearing and maybe one pair of sweats i think. we weren't allowed any reading material except for religious reading material. obviously this was before iphones and internet access everywhere yo

ross treats it as serious and dangerous. and the book as brab are a mentioned is witty, any writer considers as a morm virtue. it is a total delight to read. and it makes a tough challenging argument go down smooth. my only criticism of bad religion is this: in a few places, it lacks one virtue. the virtue of charity. the book lays into the prosperity gospel for the marriage of god and -- and joel olsteen as for a i can tell deserves everything he has coming to him. some of the criticism seems overbroad. the combination of pentecost lymph and prosperity theologies is currently the largest source of christian growth and vitality in the world. and may be the largest source of christian vitality and growth in history. psychologists are spending a lot of time trying to determine the global movement good and bad. peter burger, for example, find a number of hidden virtues. he find the poor, be discriminating consumers of the prosperity gospel not easily deluded fuels. he thinks the social effects are likely to be positive parallel

it to reinstate ross mirkarimi -- it should reinstate ross mirkarimi. i am happy to report i am sfgreen party. even though ross left the party, we had the wisdom to realize when a serious breach of democracy was taking place. we put a statement up on our web site. i would encourage you to look at the statement. it is at sfgreenparty.org. let's refocus. we are talking about a misdemeanor case in which the court decided the remedy is family counseling. this does not by any stretch of the imagination rise to the level of removing someone from office. i watched this today. what i saw from the mayor's attorneys was an attempt to take a large industrial sized pot of spaghetti and throw it at the wall to see what would stick. i have never been so appalled. please, your job as ethics commissioners is to consider the politics. that is what you do when you address campaigns. if you go with this nonsense, who is going to be next? what is the mayor going to do to the moderate? this could open up a ridiculous can of -- [mic turned off] [applause] >> my name is tracy

for jimmy madio and ross mccall.t this in the past, jimmy, ross, and i, about what it was like to play these men, these veterans, and what it took. and it took a lot more than people realize. and these guys went through a boot camp. and they were put through a boot camp by dale dye, who played colonel sink in "band of brothers." and dale dye loves to put people through boot camps because dale dye was a highly decorated officer in vietnam. and he's also a very talented actor. so in order to play these guys they had to experience their own form of boot camp. and ross and jimmy, we'll start with ross, what was it like heading into this and your expectations and all of a sudden you realize, wow, this is a pretty serious thing we're doing? >> well, for me it was -- these guys are sick of hearing this. but being from the british isles, i didn't really know too much about boot camp. so when i was told i was going to boot camp, it kind of sounded like fun to me. and i guess the moment i realized that maybe this was going to

ross cut short a drive to get pizza, because of an argument. >> i grabbed her arm. i caused a bruise. i will always regret that. and always will be sorry for that >> moment i said stop, he immediately apologized and he realized that was wrong. and then i said we were talking and i said we need therapy, we need help. >> reporter: before the couple could go for counseling the scandal exploded. eliana says her big mistake was trusting her neighbor, ivory madison, with the story. whose idea was it to make the video? >> her idea. >> reporter: it was her idea? >> yes. >> reporter: through an attorney madison said eliana never asked for it to remain confidential. madison call police and turned over the video showing a bruise to eliana's arm in response to a search warrant. >> the police asked are you afraid? of course no, i'm here making lunch for theo. i'm not afraid of anything. actually, if i want to go, i can go. if i want to call the police, i will call the police. >> reporter: still prosecutors charged mirkarimi with domestic violence battery. he pled down to misdeme

ross cut short a drive to get pizza, because of an argument. >> i grabbed her arm. i caused a bruise. i will always regret that. and always will be sorry for that >> moment i said stop, he immediately apologized and he realized that was wrong. and then i said we were talking and i said we need therapy, we need help. >> reporter: before the couple could go for counseling the scandal exploded. eliana says her big mistake was trusting her neighbor, ivory madison, with the story. whose idea was it to make the video? >> her idea. >> reporter: it was her idea? >> yes. >> reporter: through an attorney madison said eliana never asked for it to remain confidential. madison call police and turned over the video showing a bruise to eliana's arm in response to a search warrant. >> the police asked are you afraid? of course no, i'm here making lunch for theo. i'm not afraid of anything. actually, if i want to go, i can go. if i want to call the police, i will call the police. >> reporter: still prosecutors charged mirkarimi with domestic violence battery. he pled down to misdeme

. >>> wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi has granted her first interview to the abc7 news i-theme. dan noyes traveled to venezuela over the -- weekend and has this report. >> reporter: caracas venezuela is a world away interest the scandal that has consumed sheriff ross mirkarimi and his wife eliana lopez. she has come with her 3-year-old son to escape the spotlight to be with her family and consider her future. >> maybe i will get divorced with ross. but i'm very close with him in this fight. this is about justice itch >> reporter: after years of acting on stage television and film, eliana became an activist. she met ross at an environmental summit in brazil. >> he was following me during the conference. >> reporter: he was smitte he liked you? >> yes, he was following me. >> reporter: it was a quick romance she gave birth to her son theo in san francisco. she had so many adjustments to make new culture new language and a husband who worked long days. >> for me it has been the most painful thing is like don't be close to my family my mother who that is -- >> reporter: you were wa

pero no, que si ross me pegaba antes, ross nunca me ha pegado.estra a eliana lopez, llorando y con un morete en el brazo, fue la pieza clave para acusar a mirkarimi formalmente de violencia domestica. lopez no niega que su esposo la haya agarrado del brazo, pero critica de exagerada las acciones de las autoridades de acusar a su esposo y querer destituirlo. s.o.t. 2:5218 yo commence a investigar y resulta que entre 30 mil casos de violencia domestica, uno termina en asesinato, pero entonces como en uno termina en asesinatos, a esos 30 mil casos lo tratamos como si fueses asesinos. cuando no, o sea, hay casos como este donde pues si me agarro del brazo es verdad, y eso es inacceptable, lo vammos a tartar como un asesino tambien. lopez agrega que las autoridades nisiquiera han querido hablar con ella o tomado su punto de vista en este proceso.. s.o.t. 3:05:57 ellos no estan haciendo esto para protegerme a mi, donde me estan protegiendo a mi, a mi me han creado muchisimo mas estres, dano de lo que alguna vez me pudo haber creado ross en un dia , ell

i made contact with ross computer a twenty seven year old former marine who fought it flew though he looks like a teenager roscoe puti is already a war veteran traumatized by his experience he decided to testify oh. this is me this is in fallujah and i'm really embarrassed to say that i'm kind of posing for this picture. you know i had the bandana on and i wanted to look tough and you know this is the mentality that we had while we are in there. we were tough war fighters and. you know these are the type of pictures i want to go home and tell my friends about. in fallujah ross was a radio operator it was his job to relay information to the other soldiers he was there for on the front line before the ground siege actually began they told us this was going to be the biggest battle since way city vietnam they were bombing

kelly. >> all right, ross. thanks.heck now of what is happening with your headlines this morning. record highs for spain's credit default swaps and the spread with german bunds as snaerm says lit tap markets to fund its banks. jitters about spain's selloff equities and the euro falls be e lo e 1.25. and speculation as ross just mentioned of a mass stimulus package. >> all right. finance share economics commission says they will fall after greek elections in the euro. there are now three weeks to go. they're retaining their lead. the polls suggest that the party would take just over 23% of the vote. the same survey shows some 80% of those questioned want greece to stay in the euro. the same amount thinks the country should renegotiate the terms of its bailout. hopefully we'll get more from julia in just a second. but contra diggses remain. the other things about the polls, of course, kelly is we wait to see whether -- because night over those figures mean they can form a government. you have to get a coalition anyway. >

ross. >> absolutely. i want to bring you up to speed on what's going on with the currency markets this morning. the euro/dollar is trying to see if it get as break below 1.28. the euro's low against the yen as well. euro/sterling, again, analysts are talking here about going below 80 on it. you can now get 1.20 apparently if you're going to the foreign exchange desk. we're now getting news out of prudential. the trading update says asia new profit up to 260 million pounds. u.s. has maintained the focus on the value there of 214 million pounds. in the uk they're talking about a increase and they're reemphasizing their strong sheet with 3.8 billion pounds this morning. this is the latest trading update, of course, from the uk. the stock rebounding slightly on the first key one figures. net inflows, 2.1 billion new business profit in the uk. 62 million pounds. joining us exclusively on cnbc with more of an update. tee gem, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you've talked increasingly about how asia is

did that bring up tension between you and ross? >> i think so. >> it clearly means a lot to you. >> yes. >> the tensions came to a head this past new year's eve when the family headed out for a pizza lunch. they argued about eight na wanting to -- iliana wanting to visit her family again. >> security was a concern. there were several high-profile kidnappings in caracas and the son of a well known actress and american politician could be a target. she said the argument was so heated that ross turned the van around to turn back home. >> then we come back home and i said, okay, we cannot talk. he grabbed my arm and in this moment i said stop. he react like, oh my gosh. i said, okay, let's go inside. >> he understood that he shouldn't touch you and he let go? >> immediately. when i said stop, he stopped. >> i want to understand. at any po is nt -- point are you afraid for your safety? >> never. >> were you uh -- afraid for theo's safety? >> he was especially upset when she said she was talking to a divorce attorney about her custody ri

did that bring up tension between you and ross? >> i think so. >> it clearly means a lot to you. >> yes. >> the tensions came to a head this past new year's eve when the family headed out for a pizza lunch. they argued about eight na wanting to -- iliana wanting to visit her family again. >> security was a concern. there were several high-profile kidnappings in caracas and the son of a well known actress and american politician could be a target. she said the argument was so heated that ross turned the van around to turn back home. >> then we come back home and i said, okay, we cannot talk. he grabbed my arm and in this moment i said stop. he react like, oh my gosh. i said, okay, let's go inside. >> he understood that he shouldn't touch you and he let go? >> immediately. when i said stop, he stopped. >> i want to understand. at any po is nt -- point are you afraid for your safety? >> never. >> were you uh -- afraid for theo's safety? >> he was especially upset when she said she was talking to a divorce attorney about her custody ri

they could issue a final ruling on whether sheriff ross mirkarimi should be permanently removed fromffice. that recommendation will go to the board of supervisors. yesterday sheriff ross mirkarimi spoke to us during a memorial service and he blames this entire case on his political enemies. >>> what they are resorting to, i think compromises the integrity of one of the findest cities on this planet and that's why i am not going to walk away that easily. >> reporter: sheriff ross mirkarimi was suspended following a domestic violence case and it will take nine votes to remove him and the board's decision may not come until july or august. >>> it is a story we first told you about and firefighters say this fremont house fire was caused by an unattended barbecue. it was near the corner of hampton avenue. firefighters say it took will about an hour to put out the flames and it left 10 people and two dogs without a home. >>> a fire killed 13 children and 10 adults in a popular mall in the middle east. coming up, we will tell you why this tragedy has the leader of another country launching

did that bring up tension between you and ross? >> i think so. toit clearly meu. you. >> yes. tensions came to this past new year's eve when the family headed out for a pizza lunch. they argued about eight na wanting to -- iliana wanting to visit her family again. >> security was a concern. there were several high-profile kidnappings in caracas and the son of a well known actress and ame could be politician could be a target. she said the argument was so heated that ross turned the van around to turn back home. >> then we come back home and i said, okay, we cannot talk. he grabbed my arm and in this moment i said stop. he react like, oh my gosh. i said, okay, let's go inside. >> he understood that he shouldn't touch you and he let go? >> immediately. when i said stop, he stopped. >> i want to understand. at any po is nt -- point pointe you afraid for your safety? >> never. >> were you uh -- afraid for theo's safety? >> he was especially upset when she said she was talking to a divorce attorney about her custody rights. >> did it come to that? were youover?was over? >> i didn't

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cody ross gets the second opportunity. >> gary: big chance for ross right there.oss with a two ball two strike count. mcdonald off first. the pitch will be up high. and the count will go to 3-2. >> jim: that is another factor. matt lindstrom coming in control. only two walks and 11 innings. even though he did walk pedroia last inning. >> gary: 3-2 delivery. and another one. this time wieters coming back and will not have a play on it.

mirror cau rim -- ross mirror -- ross mirkarimi should be suspended. >>> bay area motorists back on the dumbarton bridge today following the long weekend closure to strengthen the span. we were onhand when the crews opened the bridge again at 3:00 a.m. caltrans officials say the crews replaced an existing joint with a newer joint designed to absorb and dissipate another. that will be happening later on this summer. >>> if you ride caltrain, you can give your opinion on the company's future. riders will be able to weigh in on a new plan to add six more daily runs to the service schedule. this is a big turnaround from where the transit company was a year ago. that's when caltrain faced a $30 million budget gap. the company dug its way out of a financial crisis. commuters are being asked to attend that community hearing tomorrow. >>> tomorrow's national spelling bee will include a history-making contestant. that is 6-year-old lori ann madison of virginia. she beat out 21 other -- 21 other kids to advance to the competition. by doing so, she will be the one to compete competing against

daddy is going to be forever. >> reporter: so you do you see a future with ross? >> it is hard to tell. we don't know if he is going to get back his job. >> reporter: do you still love him? >> i think i love my family. i am going to do whatever i can to help my family. >> reporter: dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> 6:08. we look outside and what we don't see are local clouds and fog. >> what we will feel later today, winds again. >>> update on what is going on now, good morning. if you are leaving in santa rosa you may have heard the gusts overnight 22 there, 21 half moon bay, 18 mile per hour sustained wind out of west at sfo, 10 fairfield everybody else calm to seublgs miles per hour. everybody will feel the wind during the afternoon even if you are not right now. temperatures around 50 at 7:00, a lot of sun towards noon nice time to be out if you are sheltered from the breezes, inland 72 around the bay mid 60s and the coast mid 50s upper 50s 4:00 along the coast around the bay mid 60s, mid 70s inland then the winds the fastest from about 2:00 to 7:00, expect it to be b

and i told ross i want to work on the marriage, we need help. i've been telling him we need help. and i'm going to use this just in case he wants to take neoaway from me. because -- just in case he wants to take theo away from me. he said that, that he's very powerful and he can do it. >> reporter: through his attorney ross mirkarimi just released a statement to abc7 news. he says in part, the release of the video is the latest heavy-handed tactic to ruin me with no regard for my family's well-being. because of the new year's eve incident the sheriff was charged with domestic violence and ended up pleading guilty to misdemeanor false imprison. mayor lee suspended him and the sheriff is now facing official misconduct charges. a judge recently decided the video you jut saw could be used as evidence in the ethics commission hearing on those misconduct charges. for her part, lopez is in venezuela with their son, visiting her family. she may testify at the misconduct hearing via video. the ethics commission will make a recommendation to san francisco's supervisors on whether mirkarimi

it's something neither ross nor illiana wanted. >> system would allow us to go to counseling together. i can't provide. i mean, i'm so, dying to be able to reunite and repair and rebuild. i want our son to have his parents together. >> we have our problems as a marriage. that we have to deal with that. i wanted to deal with that in a healthy way. >> the couple had a long running disagreement over illiana running to -- returning to venezuela often, she was home sick and ross worked too much but it boiled over new year's eve on the way to get pizza for lunch. she turned the family van around and headed home. >> and then, we came back home. and i said, okay. we cannot talk. and he grabbed my arm. and in the fierce moment i said stop. stop it. and he reacted like oh, my gosh. and i said, okay. let's go inside. >> he got it. he understood he shouldn't touch. he let go. >> immediately. i said stop. he stopped. >> i want to understand at any point were you afraid for your safety? >> no. never. >> would you afraid for theo's safety? >> never. >> we have a minivan she. was mid door out. and it

please welcome carne ross! (cheers and applause) mr. ross, thank you so much. all right, sir. now you are an economist, correct? >> originally, yes. >> stephen: originally an economist and now you're a former senior british diplomatic official and you left service in the british government after you had testified secretly that bush and blair said it was more of a threat than iraq maybe was. >> yes. >> stephen: so you are a traitor? (laughter) >> a little bit, yeah, they thought about prosecuting me but they didn't. >> stephen: you have a new book here that i have a problem with. it's called "the leaderless revolution: how ordinary people will take power and change politics in the 21st century." leaderless revolution. that's called chaos. (laughter) that's called anarchy. you want no leaders. have you ever been in a theater company? (laughter) that's five hours to decide where you're going to have dinner. what do you mean leaderless? >> well, i think the government as it's constituted is not working. >> stephen: whose government? your government? the british government? i admit

ross common once had a good two dozen pubs.re are just halve as many and more are closing every month. john murray's pub is famous throughout ireland. his father was a famous gailic football player. the ball with which his team won the 1944 all-ireland championship still hangs above the bar. it even survive add fire in 1990. john is determined to hold on to the pub his father ran, but customers now only come on the weekend instead of every day. >> things have gotten very hard up. 15 during the week. and even at the weekend, it's even harder. you have to have something on to bring in the crowd. that would be music or some sort of entertainment. >> eveone here knows that if the celtic tiger doesn't come back, the pubs will keep on dying out. >> so few will miss the tiger will you ask him to come back? because we have no money and are very slack. you can tell him that we're all depressed and we cannot take much more so we will all be listening to hear the tiger roar. [applause] >> where is the best place for small children up to t

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ross cut short a drive to get pizza because of an argument. >> i grabbed her arm. i caused a bruise. i will always regret that and will always be sorry for that. >> the moment i said stop he immediately apologized, and he realized that was wrong. we were talking and i said we need therapy. we need help. >> before the couple could go for counseling the scandal exploded. eliana said her big mistake was trusting her neighbor with the story. >> whose idea was it to make the video? >> her idea. >> it was her idea? >> yes. >> through an attorney madison said eliana never asked for h to remain confidential. madison called police and turned over the video showing a bruise on her arm in response to a search warrant. >> when the police called me, they asked me, are you afraid? of course no. i am here making lunch for him. i am not afraid of anything. actually if i want to go, i can go. if i want to call the police, i will call the police. >> still prosecutors charged him with domestic violence battery. he pled down to misdemeanor false imprisonment, and then mayor ed le susp

ross cut short a drive to get pizza because of an argument. >> i grabbed her arm. i caused a bruise. i will always regret that and will always be sorry for that. >> the moment i said stop he immediately apologized, and he realized that was wrong. we were talking and i said we need therapy. we need help. >> before the couple could go for counseling the scandal exploded. eliana said her big mistake was trusting her neighbor with the story. >> whose idea was it to make the video? >> her idea. >> it was her idea? >> yes. >> through an attorney madison said eliana never asked for h to remain confidential. madison called police and turned over the video showing a bruise on her arm in response to a search warrant. >> when the police called me, they asked me, are you afraid? of course no. i am here making lunch for him. i am not afraid of anything. actually if i want to go, i can go. if i want to call the police, i will call the police. >> still prosecutors charged him with domestic violence battery. he pled down to misdemeanor false imprisonment, and then mayor ed le susp

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. >> we bumped in ross mirkarimi. he said et was there to lend support to the movement. >> people of the country should glean from what is being said here there, is a great outrage. >> pro tests were peaceful but a group estimated at 50-100 people dressed in the black garb broke away from an occupy rally and began smashing windows, throwing paint and defacing store fronts and cars. this morning merchants were cleaning up and shocked and confused. >> defacing local businesses is just -- doesn't make sense. >> there is a standoff here in front of the street. you can see police on this side of the street and they're in front of the building this, is the second time they've take yefr over this building. there are four pro testors squatting in front of them. and they're not under arrest. there are others inside of the building and doors have been closed so this continues. vic lee abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you very much. now, let's take a look at pictures from sky 7 hd of what's happening in oakland this, is a live pi

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and i told ross i want to work on the marriage, we need help. i've been telling him we need help. and i'm going to use this just in case he wants to take neoaway from me. because -- just in case he wants to take theo away from me. he said that, that he's very powerful and he can do it. >> reporter: through his attorney ross mirkarimi just released a statement to abc7 news. he says in part, the release of the video is the latest heavy-handed tactic to ruin me with no regard for my family's well-being. because of the new year's eve incident the sheriff was charged with domestic violence and ended up pleading guilty to misdemeanor false imprison. mayor lee suspended him and the sheriff is now facing official misconduct charges. a judge recently decided the video you jut saw could be used as evidence in the ethics commission hearing on those misconduct charges. for her part, lopez is in venezuela with their son, visiting her family. she may testify at the misconduct hearing via video. the ethics commission will make a recommendation to san francisco's supervisors on whether mirkarimi

you know, ross mirkarimi has faced the ethics commission before. but today he's expected to learn more about how this whole hearing process will work and what the rules are as he fights to keep his job as san francisco sheriff. mayor ed lee suspended him in march after he was convicted of misdemeanor false imprisonment tied to an argument new year's eve day with his wife. her arm was bruised in that incident and the neighbor that taped her tearfully recalling it. he's facing permanent removal from his job. the five-member ethics commission has to decide a number of things, including what type of testimony to allow, live testimony or written and how long this hearing might last. attorneys for both the city and mirkarimi are expected to have a very long list of witnesses. mirkarimi has been out and about at events and appearances trying to save his job. and the ethics commission will eventually decide and make recommendations to the board of supervisors about what to do. it would take 9 out of 11 supervisors to agree to remove him from office. a deci