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altercations inside of the club and the suspect agitated from being taken out of the club, began to spit blood and yelling i have aids and he began to rub his hand and smeared it all over the front windows of atmosphere and the security told him to stop and he turned around the security and swinging at his face with a closed fist. he said that they would begin to fight at that point. i think that it is another example of the intoxication levels that caused, you know, the problems that we are dealing with on broad way. the next incident is that vessel and this was a battery and that was, this is on april 13th and a little after 2:00, two patrons were arrested for battery, earlier one patron was ejected and he was waiting for his friends to come out, and once all three came out the patrons began to an tagize the two females and the two intervened and attacked and the suspect kicked a woman before getting on market street and two suspects were arrested. the last one were some threats and one at mcgeary, on grant street and 3 at the ruby sky and one at 530 jackson, any questions or comments?

say minaki who at the time was bleeding from various cuts on his body charged at officers, even spitting blood at one of them, and after a short struggle he was arrested. he's facing one felony count of battery and six misdemeanor charges. the woman who was beaten was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. kimberly tere nbc bay area news? thanks very much. >>> an intense search going on mt. tamalpais up in marin county. police are looking for a woman who they believe has been on the mountain for at least a week. take a look at the photos from the security camera. they show 33-year-old magdalena glinkowski walking across the parking lot last sunday. you see her wearing a pink-colored pullover shot and running shoes. the second day police have been searching the mountain for glinkowski. 80 searchers and 8 dogs along with aircraft involved in the search. >> mt. tam is up to around 26,000, 30,000 acres depending on where you're considering so it's a lot of land to search so we're doing a lot of hasty trail searches, searches off the trails and yesterday we're using resources to search ov

as matter of fact they cursed me, they threw dirt on me, they spit on me.en impossible to deal with. >> so workers actually spit on you and cursed at you? >> they spit at me and cursed me, yes. >> now about what about people in your community, do they understand what you did and why? >> oh, yes, we have the support of the entire community. >> and this has been a real drain for you and your family if you have to give up your home this has got to be tough. >> it has been quite emotional, a long road. >> why did you decide to take this kind of action? was there another way to go? >> after i begged and pleaded and they wouldn't even pick up their phone when i called them. they sent me to their pr firm, they wouldn't call me back, i had no other choice. >> is this a situation -- we pointed out that millions of people live around frac-ing situations around the united states, is this something that you see that will be happening more? >> yes, i do. that's a yes and no question. yes, i think more people can be more aware of it. some of the companies do it right. yo

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>>> he was screaming and swearing and spitting and trying to bite them. >> right now at 11:00, a bizarre crime spree in palo alto. neighbors are glad this man is behind bars tonight. >>> and still no sign of a missing hiker. >>> and a california family is heading home after they had to be rescued at sea. now many are asking if the parents were right in taking two young children sailing across the globe. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm diane dwyer. >>> a crime spree landed a man in jail. the man attacked a woman and all while naked. >> reporter: diane, this all happened on friday night at about 9:00. police say they believe the 18 year old was on some kind of drug at the time. >> he was just so out of his mind. >> reporter: he is accused of going on a crime spree in a palo alto neighborhood. they say it all started when he went into a home on the 1100 block of colorado and allegedly hit a kid. then he attacked a woman who was out walking her dog, punching and kicker her several times. david all the heard the commotion. >> i see

he was spitting up blood. also, we did catch him in an attempt to swallow part of a toothbrush.e has been strip-searched. >> he a level 1 inmate, which means he's on suicide ups because he keeps trying to harm himself. >> and being naked? >> he refuses to put the smock on. [ yelling ] >> the inmate, laron moore, has just banged his head into the door frame. >> grubbs. >> he just rammed his head into the wall. >> just give it to him right now. >> medical personnel are called to administer a sedative. >> ow. >> take it easy, man. >> moore, who has pled not guilty to 13 charges including wanton endangerment, receiving stolen firearms, and evading arrest, is placed in a restraint chair, where he is secured at the feet, arms, and waist. >> this guy has had issues in the past with self-abusive behavior. the restraint chair is to prevent that behavior. >> officers also place protective head gear on moore to prevent further self-injury. >> the nurses will keep monitoring. the officers will be checking him every 15 minutes. and he'll have an inmate one-on-one watcher that will sit outsid

. >> when asked about the boy hit with spit from other kids, the isn't principal testified saying: >> am i living in a twilight zone, in an alternate yup haves. how is being split -- universe. how is being split on not bullied >>. >> twilight zone - that's the phrase the boy's mother used. i can't figure out how spit wads and has lipping the students is not -- hassling the student is not bullying. my definition - it does. >> ppz is one -- pennsylvania is one of 12 states that requires permission from all parties if you are taping something. aren't there exceptions. defense. >> that's right. there are certainly exceptions. one of the requirements is that the people recorded had a reasonable expectation that the conversation was not being recorded. and the fact that supreme court pennsylvania held that students in a public school setting have a limited expectation of privacy, and we showed at the hearing that the children were talking in a classroom at a normal tone of voice, the teacher heard, they didn't go in a corner and whisper, they had no, in our opinion, reasonable inspection of

a man wanted to take out $140 but the machine spit out about $137,000 instead.he had to return the cash. >> i never get a coder ror error. >>> there could be a big impact in silicon valley. it centers around a bad yelp review. a business owner says that there was seven false posts that caused him to lose nearly $1 million. they say the views are protected under the first amendment. earlier this week the wall street journal said they received about 2,000 complaints about yelp. >>> the festival created in the bay area to celebrate inventors have spread all over the united states. it started in san mateo, it is now in detroit and new york city. the press says the idea was planted after this famous visit from joey huddy, watch this. . the kid who taught president obama to fire marshmellows across the courtroom. >>> a tongue and cheek look at silicon valley. >> if you want to live here you have to work. >> steve jobs -- >> which one -- >> jobs was a poser, he didn't even write code. >> the silicon valley takes an amusing look at what hands behind the scenes in the te

. >> spitting venom on your car. >> car wash. >> she uses her blanket to cover herself. she wants nothing to do with it. she never actually breaks into the cry. >> it is like a little soapy haunted house. >> the best part comes around here where they're finally out of the car wash. >> the car wash! all done. >> like all done, thank goodness. >> she just overcame her fear of car wash. >> yeah, car wash. >> you know who else isn't scared? >> cinnamon. >> cute little emma, that's her and her horse, cinnamon. >> is that your horse? >> yeah. >> are you going to bring her to the house? >> yeah. >> emma does her job guiding the horse back in. >> that horse is really well trained. >> right? >> so gentle with her. he stops. >> she's a little pro. >> she's awesome. say bye-bye. >> bye-bye. >>> a lioness stops a buffalo calf who is calling mom loudly. what happens when mom answers the call. and dude has a touch of nutella to the old coke experiment. see what he wraps up to withstand the explosion. >> look at that! what the heck? ununwrwrapap y youour r pa. soft, sweet coconut cover

. >> he spit in my mom's face. he's thrown dog feces into our yard.the sidewalks so kid on wheelchairs couldn't roll down the sidewalk. >> a popular guy in south euclid for all the wrong reasons. just ask the judge. >> the defendant referring to the victim as monkey mamas. >> one of his victims. >> >> sued us or attempted to sue us because of where our laundry vent was. saying we were trying to kill him with fabric softener. >> the judge had enough. of the shenanigans. insults to disabled children, made him sit with this sign. a sign of shame. his scarlett letter. people took pictures. it read, i'm a bully. i pick on children that are disabled. he basically terrorizes south euclid families for about 15 years. like when you pick on three disabled and he would be -- >> kicking their ball so far, knowing they were this wheel chairs and limited in their ability to walk or even chase the ball. >> the sign reads i'm intolerant of those different from myself. my actions do not reflect an appreciation for the diverse south euclid community that i live in. he

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i don't like spit, other people's spit. don't let them kiss me. grosses me out even thinking about it. that's why i don't kiss. >> she has a strong aversion to her cell accommodations. >> my toilet is disgusting has poop on the inside. and this is what it is right here. if you look over here, these are mine. if you look over here, you see how nasty it is. they don't care about you. they could care less. >> she used to be more of a mellow inmate and usually you see it the opposite, come in more aggressive and mellow out. she's done the opposite. >> most of these are pictures of my children, who are they talking to disrespect me. >> as she's gotten older or tired of coming back and forth, she's become more of an aggressive inmate. >> this is where we're at. >> green was recently placed in a 23-hour observation after inmates reported that she had stolen food from them and part of a white supremacist gang. >> what did they tell you you're being accused of? >> being a gang member and having swastikas. >> yeah. >> i have tattoos but no gang -- >> you ha

i really loved the turning around and spitting blood, spewing on everybody.ay i will. but really, gene is a very nice gentleman. i met him a couple of times. lovely. >> jimmy: nicest guys ever, but they look like monsters. >> i am one of those guys -- i am one of those guys that really wished they never ever took the makeup off. i mean, i love them on "mtv unplugged" without the makeup. but i just wish we never knew what they looked like. we'd be sitting here today and it was a mystery. i just think that would be so cool. >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't know. i kind of like seeing them. >> you do? >> jimmy: i go the other way. >> okay. >> jimmy: because what if they are not kiss, and they've been lying to us the whole time? >> ah. [ laughter ] >> sort of like an andy kaufmann/charlie clifton thing. >> jimmy: yeah, that's exactly what it is. yeah, yeah. so the gene simmons you made is not the gene simmons from kiss. >> that's also interesting. i'm going to have to think about that one. >> jimmy: i don't think it's true, but yeah. i like to give you some mind-b

. >> neither the restraint chair or spit mask do anything to deter schmidt's verbal abuse and threatstaff. >> point that gun at me, and you're [ bleep ] dead, man. you hear me? on the streets you're dead. i know where you [ bleep ] live and know everything about your family. >> officers have come to know schmidt as a big talker, but never take threats lightly. >> when somebody threatens your family, yeah, that kind of hits home. but you have to understand that this is the job and that's something you have to put up with every day in here. >> schmidt next aims his insults at warden ivey and his wife. >> you've got to do better than that. you can't get me upset. >> officers remove schmidt's spit mask and place him in a holding cell until he's ready to be compliant. >> they're coming. they can't stop me. they made me what i am. >> rather than let time in the restraint chair alter his behavior as it does for most inmates, schmidt attempts to escape its bonds. >> all right. he's out of the chair. >> he's out of the chair. >> have a seat. sit back in the chair. >> have you ever seen this? >

two, he'll be mocked ask three, spitted on. discouraged and put to death and rise again the third day. as christ spoke before the high priest, we have the veil ripped away in isiah chapter. jesus spoke through isiah. let us stand together. who is my adversity. satan's name is -- when soloman prayed that the wicked is condemned. when he was caught committed adulty, he was guilty. most people aren't guilt of adultry or guilty of murder, but in the sight of god -- >> are there any other members who wish to speak on public comment. public comment is closed. members let's go to our closed session item. >> madam clerk. >> item 23 is the board is on closed session with the mayor's office and human resources regarding negotiations with labor unions regarding city employees. >> do we have a motion? >> we have a motion. let me take -- make sure there's no public comment on whether we should go to closed session. seeing none, why don't we go into closed session and do that without objection.

. >> carpio's mask is called a spit shield and is typically used when a suspect is either bleeding ory the suspect was being combative, spitting on them, but his relatives think the mask is covering up a revenge beating carpio took at the hands of police. >> it's police brutality! he was mentally ill and he needed help and we couldn't get it and we tried and tried and he didn't deserve this. >> an investigation conducted by the fbi later concludes carpio sustains his wounds from a combination of smashing through the window, falling three stories, and the use of necessary force to apprehend the fleeing suspect. >> there is no civil rights violation when injuries are incident to arrest. meaning, if he's fighting the police officers, the officers have the right to use whatever force necessary to subdue the subject. >> as for the claim by carpio's aunt that he's mentally ill, the jury rejects his insanity defense and finds him guilty of murdering james allen. the judge gives him the maximum sentence allowed, life without parole. >> oh, my gosh! >> this was such an aberrant story, there wa

you can't get me upset. >> officers remove schmidt's spit mask and place him in a holding cell until be compliant. >> they're coming. they can't stop me. they made me what i am. >> rather than let time in the restraint chair alter his behavior as it does for most inmates, schmidt suddenly attempts to escape its bonds. >> all right. he's out of the chair. >> he's out of the chair. >> could you bring them with you, please? >> have a seat. sit back in the chair. >> have you ever seen this? >> have i ever seen this? one other time. >> we're getting ready to remove an inmate from the chair. >> the special response team is once again mobilized to secure schmidt. but this time they'll place him in a new restraint chair in case there were any defects with the first one. >> you don't scare me. >> is he secure? >> i'm a lycan. i am undead. that's why they keep trying to kill me. i'm always one step ahead of you because i am the antichrist. >>> coming up, john schmidt and warden ivey have a final face-off, and felicia smith learns her fate. upstate new yo? i tell people it's for the climate. th

there's a guy in texas serving 35 years for spitting at someone. there's a guy in new york state after serving six and a half years for spitting at someone. now, new york state and texas don't have hiv-specific statutes. at's just an enhancement onto their assault statutes. about two-thirds of the states do have these specific statutes. so some of that came out of our taking our eye off the ball in terms of the stigma and the human rights approach to the epidemic. when a lot of our own community's leadership sort of rolled over on mandatory or fames reporting in the mid '90s, it really set the stage for this. i wrote a column about it in february of 1998, and i goback and read it and, you know, it was about mandatory name reporting leading to criminalization. so one of the biggest things that i think we are missing around stigma, first of all, i think almost all of the money spent on billboards and bus ads and public education campaigns in some cases that is useful in educating the public about the epidemic. it is not useful in reducing stigma. and

so he is in spitting distance. >> and far ahead of where he was the first time around. terms of reelectable ty, he has a pretty good chance, and that dumbfounding. >> what are your thoughts on this? >> well, i think there are a couple of things at play. one is, he tapped into a kind of voter discontent, and that is a sense that government too big, too bloated, too bureaucratic and all of our tax dollars are wasted. so he came in on this i'm going to fight the gravy train. and that resinates to people. they say as long as he lowers my taxes that's all i care about. and on the human psychology side of things, it taps in to why we watch reality tv. it's either for vow -- -- voyeurism, or because it makes people feel better about themselves. so there may be an almost of at least we're not him. he is running to be in charge of the biggest city in canada. >> and one of the biggest cities on the continent. he place the outsider, but a lot of people will tell you in toronto, he has kept his promises. he has shrunk government, kept taxes low, and cut the city's budget, and for a

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you talk about your risk and it spits out a number and tells you you're okay or you're at risk. >> this is the most important thing. if you smoke, stop smoking. if you drink alcohol, stop drinking alcohol, and if you're obese lose weight. all of those things will decrease your sleep apnea and on top of that get a sleep study and if a slope study shows you have this problem try to use that cpap mask. it's difficult and life saving. >> this mask, if you've seen, it looks like a spacesuit, and it's a bit uncomfortable. about a year ago we talked about something called prevent, a band-aid which you put around the nostril which was a one-way valve. try that. about $70 a month. it's very easy to use. see your doctor, but you can try that >> you mentioned diabetes as one issue. that can be a very serious situation. complications range from heart attack and strokes, kidney failure to amputations, but doctors now say that the risk of developing serious medical problems from diabetes is actually on the decline. this is -- this can hit a lot of people, doctor. >> let me first give you the bad news

it annihilates tumbleweeds and spits them out in a fine dust. despite months of work, they still clog the roads. they start out soft and green like this russian thistle. after a while it dries out and grows into this monitor. each mother plant has 250,000 seedpods, and that's a lot of tumbleweeds. this past of colorado includes oklahoma, new mexico and texas are experiencing the worst drought since the 1930s. normal rainfall is 14 inches a year. last year there were only 3. the dust bowl has returned. >> you cannot find any three and a half year period this dry in the history of this area with data going back to the 1880s. >> reporter: this is a quiet ranch? >> it is now, yeah. >> reporter: doug's family has ranched here for generations. >> this is always full of hay, this little pen here, and i had cattle on both sides. i fed cattle on both sides. >> reporter: what happened to them? >> we had to sell them. >> reporter: why? >> because of the drought. >> reporter: county commissioner gary gibson says ranchers are going under. >> i can't keep my

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a professor came up with the device that spits out smells like food, flowers and spices. >> you can send someone a message but instead of putting you're feeling happy you'll have a flower smell. >> reporter: they say odors respond to parts of the brain with memory and emotions. it might be useful for those with alzheimer's. >> it can remind them to take medicine or even eat. >> reporter: a restaurant in spain that can take weeks to make a reservation sends this attachment and a link to an app that allows prospective diners to grind the herbs and spices in one of their aromatic soups in anticipation of their meal. >> smells delicious. >> reporter: let's say you're a woman on a diet. >> reporter: a japanese company is doing the opposite. selling meat scented cartridges to help dieters eat less but some are turning their nose up at this new technology. >> it does smell a bit like freshener. >> reporter: researchers say they are working to improve the smells and the size of the device to make it easier to sniff on the go. >> pretty strange. >> reporter: alfonso van marsh, cbs news, london. >

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he is accused of picking on a family with disabled children for 15 years, spit in their face and tarred sidewalks to stop their wheelchairs. >>> well, a member of the san francisco 49ers is in a little bit of trouble after being arrested at the los angeles international airport. number 99, aldon smith, was arrested when he became belidge gent during a security check and said he was carrying a bomb. he could face federal charges. smith took a leave of absence from the team last season to undergo treatment for substance abuse. >>> and from the lighter speed of sports, check out the ball girl from the baltimore orioles. you're about to see what's going to happen. she fielded that ball down the third base line. the problem is, it was fair. a fair ball. she had a smile on her face until she realized her huge mistake. ah, for those scoring at home, that's a ground rule double and a really, really big oops. >> that's an epic fail. i don't know how you score that in the score card but that is huge. >> big old "f" somewhere. >> pick up your check at the door. >>> the nhl's regular season is all

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can you spit on them? >> no! follow theergartners rules. older students got creative greed within a week, 300 high schoolers reconfigured the devices. >> they wanted to personalize the device so they can have their youtube and facebook. those are things that we are not currently permitting. >> students can no longer take a tablet home, a quick fix for one of several hurdles plaguing the rollout. still, the superintendent insists these are manageable bumps in a high-stakes transition. >> we needed an alternative to books and paper. , they are static. the notions of students being able to have current content is what they will face when they go to university and college. >> this year, another step forward. ipads for 38 more schools. when the plan is completed, l.a. ausd will be the largest district in the country to equip students with and ipad. >> that was willow bay. interesting to see that plan and how it is rolling out. technology is not just helping schools. it is also taking up adult education. >> we have seen this in a lot of different