shaffer dijo que allman pens que haba una conspiracin en su contra..o es que el sospechoso sembr pnico por ms de 24 horas y moviliz a un ejrcito de oficiales de toda el area de la baha.. s.o.t. 15:20:00 no es algo que hacemos con cualquier cosa o delito que pasa pero porque esto era algo muy grande, muy grave, tres personas fallecieron por lo que hizo esta persona esa era la razón que teniamos tanta ayuda.. topvo ---hasta el momento son tres las victimas mortales de este tiroteo... ---las victimas confirmadas son manuel piÑon, residente del poblado de newman en el valle central... ---mark muÑoz... take half slab 2 ---y john vallejos, ambos residentes de la ciudad de san jos.. ---otras seis vctimas estan hospitalizadas en condicin grave, y una ms, la mujer que allman intento secuestrar en su auto, solamente sufri heridas leves... cu ---la policia de san jose confirm que el cadaver encontrado ayer en una calle del este de la ciudad, take vo ---es el de valerie calderon casillas, una madre de tres menores y que habia desaparecido el pasado domingo por la

shaffer dug it out of storage.ide would set karl ryll on a very different path. in the box, shaffer says, were photos of standefer with someone who appeared to be an underaged filipina girl. photos suggesting a romantic relationship. >> the girl, she had no mother and father. she was being raised by her grandparents. and somehow they got connected. i think it was through correspondence and they met. >> reporter: in 1999, during a school break, karl headed back to the philippines alone. his mission, find the girl from the photos and find out how old she was. this search would be different than trying to prove some fraud charge. but for karl ryll, there was no turning back. kirk shaffer told him where in the southern philippines dennis would hang out. after a few days of asking questions and passing around her photo, karl found the girl. she was now 20. but was underage, she said, when the relationship with standefer began. and beyond being too young for a relationship with an adult, she said, something happened to h

shaffer. >> is it opinion or isn't it? >> it is -- it is my opinion that that's what happened, that's correct. >> would you be at all surprised that there are other medical experts that would disagree with you? >> reporter: those other experts include defense witness dr. paul white, expected to say michael jackson took a fatal combination of lorazepam and propofol himself, and that murray didn't use an iv drip of propofol. >> dr. white, who is the prosecution's professor, is going to come in and point out mistakes with dr. shaffer's testimony, that he didn't really know the drug, he didn't know the literature, and that he was making all the assumptions just of an opinion against dr. murray. >> reporter: there is no love lost between the experts. dr. white has been seen rolling his eyes in court, and faces a hearing for calling shaffer or the prosecutor a scumbag in front of reporters. but as the trial now moves towards its end, the verdict may indeed come down to these two experts, and which one the jury believes. kristen

afghanistan i've said before and i'll say it again why are we still there when ten a colonel tony shaffer is going to join us then jobs numbers came out today for the month of september and well we still have a jobs crisis on our hands no wonder occupy wall street is gaining so much momentum that a state department held a hearing in washington today about the keystone x.l. pipeline are reportedly hearing got rowdy so we're going to take another look at the pros and cons as the clock ticks down on the state department's decision to have all that and more theater night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. so today is the ten year anniversary of our war in afghanistan now the longest war in u.s. history that means that as of today we're entering the eleventh year and aside from troop drawdowns to bring our forces down to zero only seventy thousand by fall of two thousand and twelve there's still no end in sight and so the mainstream media which you know usually likes to ignore this war all together they decide to hate so that

steven shaffer, anesthesiologist. >> you had no information at your disposal that dr. murray would have given six injections b even. >> correct. >> reporter: dr. shaffer spent four days on the stand and told the jurors that the only scientifically basis for jackson's death was that murray gave jackson too much propofol. the defense plans to present 15 witnesses and is expected to be wrapped up by the end of the week. karen brown, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up, fast food brings back a fan favorite. >>> plus, the hpv vaccine, should boys be vaccinated for the virus that causes cervical cancer? this is the "cbs morning news." halloween again? nice mummy costume. can't anyone do anything origina.ahhhh. edible arrangements bouquets. they're so fun it's scary. call, click or come into the location near you. when you spend more days than not separated from your own life... when the only thing you can be sure of is migraines with 15 or more headache days a month, you're living a maybe life. and you may be living with chronic migraine. but knowing that this thing you're

anniversary are we any closer to an end as a country for more earlier i spoke with colonel anthony shaffer senior fellow for the center for advanced defense studies he's also author of this book operation dark heart i asked him what after one thousand nine hundred american lives lost and half a trillion dollars spent enough being conservative what has this war just gotten the us taxpayer exactly here's what he had to say. frankly nothing. you reference my book my book actually covers a tipping point two thousand and three we actually achieved our major military objectives by two thousand and three what you've seen since then is just essential you are dealing with a culture we don't fully understand and if i may be so bold to say following the same failed path the soviets followed in their occupation there's a great series of articles called the bear went over the mountain apparently the pentagon leadership didn't bother to read which really showed how it was silly to actually try to secure the urban areas to basically modernize the culture and some hope that they would become a twenty firs

lots of ways to say this and lots to talk about so i want to bring in lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer senior fellow at the center for advanced defense studies and then a colonel so far fewer kidnappings but far more targeted killings under obama way informed us what's going on here. well i mean it's their last report was exactly right there are huge violations of law and this is just getting worse and let me be very clear i'm i'm a conservative and i am against the new targeted unmitigated killing of individuals really for u.s. citizens or not for the very fact that if you kill them they can't talk and let me tell you something and more law he would have been a treasure trove of information and let me say this would be very clear there's no reason we could have not captured in yemen as a replacement vironment that is military terms for we could do whatever the heck we want and the folks i talk to the special operations community have told me they prefer they prefer to capture these guys for the intel value rather than kill them so why on earth would president obama be authorizing the

announcement today but thanks so much for joining us i get insight there lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer senior fellow at the center for advanced defense studies so i think here is now as week five of the occupy wall street protests come to an end there are no signs of this movement slowing down and facts and many ways it continues to gain steam as more and more americans sympathize with the movement and today a new group of protesters are taking a page from the occupy wall street handbook. the . dozens rallied outside the harlem police precinct to protest and mikey's stop and frisk tactics the protesters led by karl dicks spokesperson for the revolution the communist party as well as all the answer was cornell let's say new york police practices are racist and unfair archie was in the middle of the action when police decided to arrest activists during a peaceful protest a video you see here at least taken cornel west and called into custody along with the us now these protests come just two days before the end you know the national day of protest against police brutality and for more on

ways to see this and to think about this a little while ago i spoke to lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer senior fellow at the center for advanced defense studies i asked him to weigh in on this honest change of strategy under president obama. well you. did last report was exactly right there are huge violations of law and this is just getting worse and let me be very clear i'm i'm a conservative and i am against the targeted unmitigated killing of individuals where they be u.s. citizens or not for the very fact that if you kill them they can talk and let me tell you that more a lot he would have been a treasure trove of information and let me say this to be very clear there's no reason we could have not captured in yemen as a purpose of environment that is military terms or we can do whatever the heck we want and folks i've talked to a special operations community have told me they prefer they prefer to capture these guys for the intel value rather you kill them so why on earth with president obama be authorizing the summary assassination of u.s. citizens let me give you this little blur

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steven shaffers testimony about jackson being hooked up to an iv drip then being left alone.ecords show dr. murray made several phone calls during that time. lawyer ed shernoff accused shaffer of making a bold claim. >>> an oregon surfer getting up and personal with a great white shark. what happened right after he saw the shark's fin come out of the water. >>> i'm working on the weekend forecast. the areas that will hit the 80s tomorrow and when fire danger returns to the weather maps. >> new at 6:00, police and prosecutors are calling it a brutal hate crime. the attack against a mixed race family near a san francisco's farmers market. >>> plus -- >> the search for a young injured red tailed hawk continues as the reward climbs to $10,000. >> also -- 60 wanted fugitives and parolees arrested in only 10 hours. the joint forces behind the mass round up. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. complete bay area coverage. >>> hikers, bikers and horse riders are looking forward to a dedication in the south bay tomorrow for a large section of the bay area ridge trail. the new 5.3-m

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steven shaffer. the prosecution's star witness in the involuntary murder trial of michael jackson's former doctor conrad murray. >>> in the wake of the trial, janet jackson is delaying her concert tour to be in courtroom with her family. jackson will give a concert november 3rd instead of three separate concert. purple sphrid has given way to purple monday. ravens head to jacksonville for monday night football. combined 100-38 during a three game winning streak. with fine tuning, jags should prove to be a nice spot for the ravens oh to smooth things out. kickoff set for 8:30 in jacksonville. the game can be seen on espn. >>> one orioles great was honored this webbed. long awaited, long overdue. washington boulevard and russel street. long time friend , the chairman, henry rose enburg was forced to giving the money to put the statute up. prokes was moved to tears by -- brook was moved to tears by the honor. mr. shepherd did a fantastic job and gave me a little more hair than i deserve. we had a long t

. >>> an attorney will try to shake the testimony of shaffer. dr.e will be at the witness stand expected to be there later today. >>> months away from filing taxes. that hasn't stopped scammers from getting ahead with fraud. why the bbb says be aware of the emails claiming you are due another refund. they are accused of locking four mentally disabled people in the basement for years. three of the suspects will face a judge. gabby giffords is set to undergo therapy. why doctors are calling her road to recovery miraculous.

steven shaffer wrote the instructions on the packaging for the drug.d the claim that jackson gave himself a fatal dose of propofol crazy. and on the decision to wait to call 911. >> that is so egregious, i find it difficult to comprehend that you could have a patient who has arrested and you call and you leave a voice message for someone? it's just inconceivable to me. >> schaffer went on to tell jurors that had jackson received proper, immediate medical care, he had no doubt the entertainer would still be alive today. >>> we're back in aom menwit m the halloween hotspots in the bay area. th >>> the real estate website zillow has used spreadsheets to show you the best places to go trick or treating. san jose, number six, little ghosts and goblins are advised to head to almadden valley. i think they missed out, noay valley in the city. the marina. >> i have to go over this. >>> on the broadcast tonight, gadhafi is dead.

. >> carrie shaffer is stunned by the shooting that left three co-workers dead. >> he came in 15 minutes late, happy, smiling, said good morning to everybody. got a cup of coffee, got on his boots. when he came back, he came back shooting. >> shareef allman shot the men in the building one by one. >> you think you can f with me. he looked at people in the eye, it was a one by one thing. and it was -- it looked to me like it was directed at certain people. >> reporter: when allman got to him, he ran out of bullets. schaffer ran out of the building hiding while he heard more shots outside. >> i hid under the porch and stayed there until the police came. >> reporter: he's relieved allman's been killed. tonight at least one family say they're ready to forgive. >> you start to have bitter anger toward a person. you just have to forgive. >> it's good to know that he's not going to come back. you never know in a week or so he may show up. now he's not. >> his heart goes out to those who died. he feels fortunate to have survived. >> i feel pretty lucky. it's a scary day, that's for sure. >> a sc

my name is linda shaffer. i'm currently the vice-president of the local chapter of the california native plant society. i would like to thank you for this opportunity to address you. i have three points i would like to try to make in this limited time. the first one as i have to admit i was very curious to see what an environmental impact analysis would look like given it is of a program that is environmental in nature. in the time i have had to read it so far, i have been very impressed. i think those involved have done a good job, a wonderful job, particularly with respect to the 31 natural areas located within the city of san francisco. i would like to commend those involved and i would also like to add the native plant society is in the process of having people who have volunteered in a lot of these natural areas for many years read over the section's that pertain specifically to the projects proposed for this natural area and make sure based on their knowledge of the area, that the report is accurate and

. >> corey shaffer was in the room when he fired a gun.ed two warning shots and started screaming. >> he said, do you think -- that was it. he kept saying that, repeating that and shooting. so he had a grudge against specific people. >> almen was targeting managers and union reps. he had been coming to work late and been in numerous accidents. >> he kept getting written up and talked to. finally he realized they were thinking about getting rid of him and i think he realized that. >> the bullet came in through here and out the back. >> mike is the shop steward who said the union wasn't happy about all the accidents. he survived by playing dead. >> thank you that i'm still alive. thank god that i'm still alive and that's it and i'm sorry for the people that didn't make it. my coworkers and friends. >> and these are the scenes, the bullet holes at the house where almen was gunned down early this morning. the cameras at the vantage point where the officers were when they opened fire, there are bullet holes, 28 of them, that is not including th

steven shaffer. >> in 25 years giving anesthesia i have never walked out of an operating room with the patient receiving an anesthetic drug. doctors don't do that. >> reporter: shaffer used a video to show how he says propofol is correctly used in an operating room and attacked murray for delivering the anesthetic in jackson's home without proper equipment then delaying a call to 911. >> that is so egregious that i actually find it difficult to even comprehend. >> reporter: the doctor held nothing back as he criticized murray for what he called 17 medical and ethical violations that he says led to jackson's death. >> we are in never never land here. something that's only been done to michael jackson, no one else to the best of my knowledge. >> reporter: shaffer's testimony caps the prosecution's case and many experts say it leaves the defense with a tough task ahead. >> the prosecution case is unbelievably strong. they have proven gross negligence and a deviation from the standard of care in so many different ways that if it was handed to the jury as is, there should be a guilty convic

resistance from a people sick of neverending war and american army reserve of talent colonel anthony shaffer says the u.s. is following in the footsteps of the soviet union and should have left the country long ago. in two thousand and three we actually achieved our major military objectives by two thousand and three what you've seen since then is just essential you are dealing with a culture we don't fully understand following the same failed path the soviets followed in their occupation silly to actually try to secure the urban areas to basically modernize the culture and some hope that they would become a twenty first century society it's not our job to make the even the the lives of the afghan people better our job was to ensure the terrorist attacks cannot be mounted from there and that's what we did in zero three frankly everything since then has been a waste issue until we decide we're going to get serious this is really pakistan the afghan government knows that we know that and finally admitted within the last two weeks that the eye of the pakistani intelligence service has been help

of a baron joins a group of former government employees people like tony shaffer frequent guest on this show and ishmael jones a former interrogator who also is under the magnifying glass after their own books were shed light upon unpopular acts within the military and the cia now the way i see it van buren is just the latest example of the obama administration's crackdown on whistle blowing none of the information that he wrote about was classified and as for the wiki leaks cable that was already publicly available on the web so why is this man being targeted or perhaps van buren said it best to make an example out of him to prevent similar issues from annoying the government in the future. now defense spending on weapons systems our wars abroad those aren't the only areas where we see a lot of waste and discussed the massive amount of money that's also spent on homeland security here at home we haven't spoken to john mueller what his new book found by using cost benefit analysis that in order to justify the increase in homeland security spending post nine eleven we would have to deter

steven shaffer was the star witness for the prosecution. he says dr. murray is responsible.e for 30 years, a guy who is considered an test teamed expert in propofol and someone who says dr. murray could not have don't is dr. paul white and he's the star witness for the defense. the two experts in the world on propofol are testifying against each other. so now we are in the courtroom. dr. white has been on the stand. it started yesterday mid-day. he's been take apart what dr. shaffer said last week. >> i thought there were questions if in fact murray had administered the drugs that he described in his conversations with the police department and the doses that he described. i would not have expected michael jackson to have died. >> reporter: that was one of the snippets. dr. white basically saying he doesn't think dr. murray is at fault. even if the jury believes dr. white over dr. shafer. if they believe that dr. murray leaving the room for two minutes as dr. murray says of did, if they believe that's abandonment they can find dr. murray guilty of this charge. so sit comes d

plus we'll also speak with the outspoken lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer he wrote a book got a lot to say also coming up from coast to coast the occupy wall street movement is gaining momentum and gaining ground and while the corporate media mocks protesters and questions their motives are tea is giving them a platform to make their intentions known we are there in the big apple and we'll show you how the movement is getting organized despite what critics and the mainstream media may day and is getting their message out we will have all those stories new in just thirty minutes of come back right here at five pm but that is going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered go to archie dot com slash usa check out our you tube page at youtube dot com.

murray a-- shaffer, the doctor, appearing crass, other times appearing frustrated. the defense at one time got him to admit about experiments on his own before the prosecution ever asked him to be part of the case. that will be today, and the interesting part will be when the defense starts to call their witnesses and they could be done with their case as the early -- as early as the middle of the week. one of the witnesses will be dr. paul white who has been a friend and colleague of dr. shaffer for more than 30 years. both are considered to be experts on anesthesiology and propofol. it's curious to see if the defense made enough inroads to allow a -- to allow dr. white to step in. it was -- they do expect to call witnesses today. but nothing has been normal or average in this case. if everything goes as planned, that's the big calf viet. this case could go to the jury at the beginning of the week. reporting live at the courthouse, we're about an hour or so away from the hearing. adam housley, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> this morning, the red cross is he

. >> reporter: obama campaign aides say city would shift a greater shaffer taxes away from corporationshe wealthiest onto the backs of middle class. but supporters say offering a choice and exemptions makes clear that is not the case. >> a family of four would have to make a good sum of money before they get hit with the flat tax. it's a tax cut for most people why not a tax increase. >> folks get to choose. so this wouldn't impact a huge amount of americans. it would probably stay the same. >> reporter: he would end taxation of income from social security and he would allow younger mayor cans into vest part of their social security taxes if they wish. he also talked about means testing, making the wealthy pay more and get lessor both and raising the eligibility age in medicare to reflect longer life spans. economists say it offers big benefits. >> it will help firms create jobs for folks currently unemployed. it will make poor people better off because it will give them an economy of that's a good one to look for a job in. >> reporter: perry did not talk about the ref knew of implicati

shaffer maintain the he was negligent in his care for jackson and testified that swallowing propofol would have no effect on the pop star. the defense is expected to use one of their witnesses to dispute that claim. >>> the time now is 6:08. coming up -- >> mixed reaction this morning on the president's plan to remove all u.s. troops from iraq by the holidays. we look at the challenges now facing that country. >>> plus, why herman cain is now backing off his 9-9-9 tax plan. don't go anywhere. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington redskins... and partnering with a school that brings academic excellence to the anacostia community. because the more we do in greater washington, d.c., the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> i can report that as promised, the rest of our troops in iraq will come home by the end of the year. >> with that statement, president obama set the final exit date for u.s

steve -- >> shaffer. >> i forgot the last name. schaefer, yeah, by the way, thank you for that. was the way that propofol was administered. that's it. now, what we're going to see will be the defense experts. and we're going to see paul white who people consider the father of propofol. >> it's a battle of the experts now? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> when you talk to people, the prevailing opinion now at the very least is, look, an anesthetic used for operations in hospitals, why would you administer that for someone who is having trouble sleeping at night? >> we've only seen the prosecution's case so far. and if they're not hitting it out of the park in their case in chief, they should have never brought the charges. so i think we need to take a step back and listen and hear what the defense experts say because, you know, for everyone that says black in a court of law, you're going to find somebody who says white, okay? >> honestly, holly, i think that the prosecution has hit it out of the park. they started quickly and give credit to judge miwho has seen this in two weeks.

steven shaffer was on the stand. he is by far the most important witness through the state.pert in propofol and anesthesiology, but he laid out for the jury what the state believed happened to michael jackson the night that he died. and it contradicts what dr. can rad murray told police. >> michael jackson died while the infusion was running. >> so propofol was going into his body, even as his heart was stopping? >> that is correct. >> also this week, t.j., we saw for the first time some emotion out of dr. conrad murray. he was visibly upset when the district attorney took off a piece of plastic at the handle on a very important piece of evidence. it's a bottle of propofol. both sides were brought into the judge's chambers after this happened. the defense was very upset, they ironed it out and explained it to the jury. bottom line, the sense in that courtroom has changed. the defense is very aggressive. ed cher nov is aggressive on the cross-examination of dr. shaifer. we're seeing a real change in the courtroom. we expect when court resumes on monday, that slaifr shaifer wi

shaffer is the prosecution's star anesthesiologist expert and claims michael jackson died because dr.failed to notice the singer stop breathing when he was administered the anesthetic propofol. >>> a "360" follow, ohio's governor signed an executive order, instructing police to identify places were dangerous wild animals are being held and enforces through keep them safe that is after, you know this story, owner of a preserve in the state freed 56 wild animals before killing himself. six of those animals are now at the columbus zoo. the rest were killed due to public safety concerns. >>> in tonight's connection, the department of defense wants to take recycling to new heights, you could say. as you can see with the help from robotics it would remove working parts from satellites that are no longer in use then reuse those parts in new satellites. back to anderson now with the ridiculist after this. you don't want to miss it. stay with us. at a time like this, friends and family matter most. even preparing this lunch is a help, emotionally and financially. mm, it's true. i was surprised

shaffer is the prosecution's star anesthesiologist expert and claims michael jackson died because dr. breathing when he was administered the anesthetic propofol. the defense could get the case next week. then the jury. >>> a cadaver home searching the home of lisa irwin made a positive hit in her mother's bedroom. that's according to court records in the case. baby lisa was last seen october 4th. >>> a 360 follow, ohio's governor has signed an executive order instructing police to identify places where dangerous wild animals are being held and enforce laws on the books to keep them safe after you know the story, the owner of the animal preserve in that state freed 56 wild animals from his property before killing himself. six of those animals are now at the columbus zoo. is the rest killed due to public safety concerns. >>> how about this, some people are questioning why apple chose a female voice here in the u.s. for its its voice recognition feature called siri. experts say it's because most people prefer the soothing voice of a woman, not a man. keep in mind the apple service uses a