. >> police sargeant was one of the investigators 0cm@ the case that began in july when a social workeroted some problems with the assets. the 30-year-old was also involved. >> they gained trust of the victim. and created an actual legal trust, will be a victim to state. >> the district attorney complaint lists 14 counts after bus ranging from grand theft to practicing law without a license, ez she was supposed to turn herself in this morning. >> she told us she's going to turn herself in last night. she was not. >> the 82-year-old female is under protection of the county public guardian according to the director of the county adult division. >> in this case that happened. and we have temporary conservatoriship of the individual to protect assets and to protect her life style. and, which means that there can be no further year bus. >> he resigned while under investigation, and he was arraigned this morning and did not enter a plea. not enter a plea. he is oakland and police are asking his wife to turn herself in. >> thank you. there is this. a san francisco sheriff deputy arrested today

>> police sargeant says organized retail theft is nothing new saying thiefs have difficult levels of sophistication. >> it could be simple going to swap meets and it could be a person knows people that can just dump them to people they know. >> they distract clerk pz make off with the merchandise. the thieves took bras from a cabinet and she says recovering clothing items is tough because they don't have serial numbers or other ways to identify them. that makes it easier to just sell the bras online. >> they can sell them here and tlchl it's not difficult to get rid of the items. >> she says thieves should been caught on camera. >> she the should have more security in the store and more, you know cameras and more security guys. >> sources tell us the cameras weren't working at the time of the theft wex tried to contact corporate offices and they told us they had no comment. police say there are no leads at this time. >> first week night football game in cal berkeley history going to get underway on a friday night with all that traffic. there is a live take a look now so does that mea

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. >> the staff sargeant jennifer hunt has been an army reservist a decade. >> all four who filed suitrience despite the defense department policies. >> they say in modern warfare, front line is everywhere. >> every time a woman, or any service member sits foot into iraq or afghanistan, they're >> because of the policy, women often not officially part of the units they're going on mission was. >> the policy one of the last policy that's preassume that's women arenx less capable. >> 280,000 served in iraq and afghanistan. the plaintiffs say the demand puts them at a disadvantage for promotion skpsz recognition. >> it has the affect of closing whole career fields to service women. and closing hundreds of thousands of positions to them. >> this year, the defense department opened positions to >> the number of countries that have opened front line combat positions to women is larger than you might think. a 2010 survey by british ministry of defense listed canada, finland, france, germany israel, norway, poleland, romania and sweden as country that's allow women 7u australia joined the list

. >> she may not look like a drill sargeant she's tasked with teaching men and women how to do battle we don't want civilian vigilantes pushing button asks declaring war on some other country and building weapons.. >> so under direction from nsa, she and her colleagues in monterey created a new masters degree program for military officers.. >> a lot of classes are classified because there are secrets that need to be held so they don't fall into the hands of the enemis.. >> one goal of the new program to teach officers to think about operations strategicly same way in the air or on the ground or at sea. one tool is a computer game sim you'll yaigt threats and defensive measures.. >> here is a military type office. >> this associate showed us a simulator÷;e that is now being made available to other schools, too. >> this has a valuable secret on it students will learn to defend against malwear and in cases to build it we have classes on reverse engineering so that if we have a piece of malware, we're able to dissect it, take it apart and find what it did to us. l is a class called advanc

. >> sargeant jennifer hunt received injuries in iraq when her humvee was hit by an ied.service women had combat experience despite defense department policy. >> all did tours in iraq and afghanistan. saying the front line sever where. >> every time a woman or any service member sets foot into iraq or afghanistan, they're serving in a combat zone. >> the seat suite says the military not dealing with reality. >> women are often not officially part of the all mean units they're going on mission was its one of the a lot of vestidges of federal government policy presuming that women are less capable than men just because they're women. >> 280,000 served in iraq and afghanistan. the plaintiffs say it puts them at a disadvantage. >> the policy has the affect of closing whole career fields to service women, closing positions to them. >> this year, the defense department opened about 14,000 positions to women. that had been limited to men. a regulation that banned women was lifted but not the ban on serving in combat. the pentagon does not return our call. a spokesman told stars