well there's a there's a little bit of a distinction but basically what happened is the swat team kind of goes back to first when thought things were present that you did back in the sixty's. and initially swat teams were get reaction and so weightily deal with hijackings and and bank robberies and hostage situations where you needed sort of extreme force to come in and deal the situation and they were pretty popular throughout the seventy's because they weren't used very often but now there's like forty six percent of swat teams are actually are actually trained by active duty military personnel and special operations so there's also the surplus the military surplus program that was a consolidated drop in his ninety's where you got a great man from the military that was no longer in use given to civilian law enforcement so it was some of the stuff is like death tax and you know when i and things like that and there's also armored personnel vehicles and machine gun and logoff helicopters and some gave the so you have a situation where local law enforcement has long been trained by the

teams is kind of goes back to when swat teams were first in fact she did back in sixty is. unusually swat teams were in reaction to deal with hijackings and and bank robberies and hostage situations where you needed sort of extreme force to come in and kill the situation and they were pretty popular throughout the seventy's because they weren't used very often they were only used when they were really need it but have throughout the eighty's and ninety's there was a series of law that were implemented beginning under the reagan administration that kind of loosened. the common tatis which is the law that really and good military doing any civilian police think kind of loosen that law and and sort of came up with means that the military and civilian law enforcement could collaborate and train together when dealing with the war on drugs and as a result now there's like forty six percent of small teams are actually are actually trained active duty military personnel. in fresh operation so there's also the surplus the military surplus program that was celebrated brought the eigh

problem here where every town in america does not have terrorists necessarily that would require a swat team going in guns blazing but every town in america does have its drugs and people who use drugs we have students responsible for opposing arbitrations says base we say basically the war on drugs is a war on us it's a war on all of us and recognizes that this is a failed war that caused cost people's lives because blood. and treasure it's cost an enormous amount of blood and treasure for this country but how do you really part of it in this situation is something like no knock raids that the violence or that the consequence is outweigh the success of serving warrants with this method what are the real hard facts are examples well the proof is in the pudding you see the case of a columbia missouri man in two thousand and ten home was raided he was purported to be a drug dealer get a small amount of marijuana on him and the police came in and they shot his dogs and he watched his dog along with his children a small children his wife watched their family dog die and it turned out the ma

this was the boat that was eventually used by the swat teams. it was the first helicopter to take this picture on the island. the police helicopter was to the south and police teams travel by road. >> i do not think that this could have gone faster. i do not see how that could be possible within this distance. i cannot see how we can ride on this foster. >> the local communities are likely to criticize the response, but it is the people of a small campsite that with the rescuers of the people. >> i think that no one should have to see this. >> the overriding problem was that the gun -- the gunman calculated that he could draw the police to oslo with an explosion while he had time to massacre young people at a summer camp. >> a senior analyst at the publisher of global intelligence explained it to me that the gradual movement of the mainstream, far right political parties of europe may have contributed to the actions. >> one interesting thing is the progression of the extreme far right into the mainstream. you have many parties that have entered

weapons and armor carriers to civilian police forces across the country and why have paramilitary swat rates increased by more than a thousand percent over the last few decades well earlier to get some answers i spoke with independent journalist rania colic she investigated this all in a recent article and i asked her how much of the distinction between the civilian police force and the military what separated very distinctively by law has been eroded is that she said. well there's a little bit of a distinction about basically what happened to rocky and i go back to first one thought he was worth and that he did back in sixty is. unusually strong teams were going to reaction to you know we don't like your way about hijackings and and bank robberies and hostages generations where you needed to have extreme force to come into your situation and they were pretty popular corrupt seventieth's because they weren't used very often and now there's like what he thinks percent of swat teams are actually are actually trained by active duty military personnel. in russia ration so there's also the

swat police -- or swat officers and other police officers in riot gear arrived just a short time ago.they're spreading out on third as you can see behind me, and they're also blocking off parallel streets as well. they've been searching the area all along third, and then on the off streets as well, behind a gate that's also behind me that belongs to a rec center. it's not exactly clear what it is they're searching for, but we're awaiting word from police, and we're waiting for a spokesperson to give us more details. >> all right, thank you, lisa. >>> well, tonight a vigil is underway at the gas station where a man was killed last night. turns, out that man was a close friend of oscar grant, the man killed by a bart police officer on new year's day in 2009. abc7's john alston is live in hayward tonight. john? >> loved ones are just starting to show up. the memorial featuring a photo of caldwell, as well as candles, showed up earlier today, and very shortly there will be a gathering of his friends and relatives at the spot where he was killed. caldwell was shot to death as he was sittin

ladies and gentlemen welcome back to adam vs the man earlier this year in tucson arizona a swat team some are saying you heard although that might be a slight over dramas ization of what happened with the swat team burst down the door in no not great feeling former marine veteran of iraq and afghanistan who was a reyna in tucson and in pima county the republican party has been quite tough by the drama of the situation playing out after the county chair there brian miller decided to take it upon himself to apply. what he considers real republican values to the situation and the values of the oath keepers of which he is a member of that organization myself as well whose president stuart rhodes decided to hold a memorial and protest regarding that event but as of last week ryan miller is no longer the chair of the republican party of pima county joining us to explain why is brian miller himself all the way from pima county arizona brian thanks so much for being with us and i am thinks some little have at least some of them have me well we certainly have your back here when you stand up

we saw an arm swat there many the video. the thing is we've been watching this testimony for the last few hours here. it's been compelling testimony in and of itself, thomas. and then this has been the attention getter of the day. when you're standing here and you're listening to it and all of a sudden you hear the whole crowd, the mps, the members of parliament who have been involved in the questioning erupting audibly and looking with horror. you can see that reaction from james murdoch what's going on here? that was the attention getter. i think in some ways this encapsulates what the british people are feeling right now about rupert murdoch and those involved in this phone hacking scandal. richard wolf is an msnbc contributor and has been following this as well. the testimony today though polite, though the questions and answers have been mostly civil. they have been tough. >> they have been tough. this whole experience never mind actually what the brits would call that is a custard pie confusingly with shaving cream. ab

little made prior to the guy that he was holding it and nobody got shot right in the crime was by the swat team there right but he's dead so who cares his crime was he offered life why no and that's a that's a tragedy and that's what we've been talking about this is why you need to be looking at this from a fundamental human rights perspective that marine out of. right to be safe and secure in his home not just as a human being living peaceably to get along but on the fourth amendment to the us constitution and the answer isn't to say well let's take away more rights and let's think of what this law is let's take away more rights until you know we're all just completely disarmed government wage slaves whereas and so we can say no let's give people more rights let's respect privacy let's respect property let's not knock down their door in the first place with these you know no knock raids where people are are being ambushed in their homes and this power marine was under the assumption rightly so that his home was being invented that was adam code cache of artie's adam vs the man and that is

because this is a video that we ran when this home a video came out i think you did tape of a of a swat team killing you know i'm married in a town let's write a little bit out of it i can see it. so they bang on his door they shot off seventy one rounds the part you don't see is this guy lived in his home and he was pointing an air fifteen at the cops allegedly allegedly because we've already seen so many lies break the law by getting the love you've been ok we know exactly what they like that is what eventually led to coining and they are picking at the police and granted that perhaps he is allowed to do that by law but if he wasn't pointing an air fifty at those police when they bang on his door do you think he would be alive well again instead of making the case from reason this is a case based on a single incident and i'm just reactionary yes because i think one of the our how did that all right you look at it was another really protect yourself but in this case that having a gun is that we contributed to have games held there well the cops had more guns and none of them know that

oh i found this research on the use of swat teams for the cato institute and the. sort of scream at me i mean that was this had been reported by the a.p. had been reported by the new york times but nobody sort of thought to ask why a guy with no criminal record who had you know basically a firm roach in his apartment why he would have decided to take on you know when we take a reading team of cops killed just one and then surrender with old still left in the gun me approaching this from the from the angle somebody was critical of the police tactics it just didn't add up it made no sense at all in the far more plausible explanation is that this guy thought he was being you know invaded by people there to do him harm or to do is try. all right so what can you you know tell us more about that i think in failing in some of the holes and the brief outline that i gave at the beginning there that night when the police didn't rate his home he wasn't even one they were looking for. right he looked into even looked at his girlfriend and their daughter in a duplex and by all

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on the field, attacking some of the players you can see them swatting them about.o be delayed until the bees decided to move on. >>> now to ibd nies yeah where a volcano rumbled to life last week. two massive eruptions, of ash and debris. >>> and now to 61-year-old udari mahame of colorado was arrested of groping a female tsa agent in phoenix. >> did it surprise you that somebody did that to the tsa? >> i don't know. i mean, nothing really surprises me, i guess. >> i was surprised it hasn't happened sooner. >> she was released from jail on friday, faces felony sexual abuse charges. now this. >> we think of ourselves as this sleepy little town like pleasantville. it's quite a shock. >> a freak accident inside this california mansion leads to a little boy's death, but within days of that, a woman is found hanging nude, tied up from the mansion's balcony. what really happened inside? what does this multimillionaire owner know? that's next. also more on our breaking news, the whistleblower in the news corp hacking scandal has been found dead in his home just hours befo

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i let the japanese maybel swat the afi ds on it's own. purple spotted brush. 2 calla lillies take root. birds return listening to lost meats all day until dusk beckons them to come to the nest and try again in the morning. this next poem is indian an ina ontholingly. on telegraph avenue it's no longer in existence, the sadness of this. berkeley, late fall. um -- this is from forest hamer who is a bay area poet who wrote berkeley late spring. this is berkeley late fall. i have been browsing the peet ree section had come to lose the unconcern but persistant rain that followed me in as a trail of damp shoe prints and dripping conscientious hacompanied to a solitude. i ran my right index if anything are across each spine flesh going along volume and groove. imagine the book seller anding by to fold and flatten we down to on an oblong shape and reshelf me into an americay sandwich between the t's and v's stacked up along the unexpected and unknown. i notice that the pe ems i imagine crowding around you were the unquieted the unrequited. distan

. >> as our swat team was clearing through one of the gardens, they came down a real narrow trail in the brush, and it just opened up into a camp with about seven people in it. one guy stayed. he had an ak-47 type rifle and a handgun, and actually pointed it and tried to get a round off at our swat team. and they, of course, engaged and took his life. >> montgomery: we made contact with a man who used to run marijuana grows in california backed by mexican money. he's now working closely with law enforcement. >> he says the mexican cartels are not directly involved, but former members are helping finance and distribute california pot. >> a lot of those people are afraid that they're going to be targets themselves in mexico, so they figured out that it's easier to come to the u.s. they can grow a lot of marijuana. they know how to smuggle in aliens. they have all those networks already set up. >> montgomery: tommy lanier helps coordinate national marijuana strategy with the office of the white house drug czar. he says california's medical marijuana law has encouraged mexicans fleeing t

. >> the camo killer has just been swatted by a big male lion and is now flipped over. [ bleep ]. >> high quality cameras have brought wildlife photography to a new level. but getting that stunning shot of a lion attacking its prey can take months. and when it happens --- >> go, go, go, quick. >> reporter: it's so quick, half the time, you miss it. like when andy was in the wrong position to capture this lion kill. >> wow. that happened so fast. >> reporter: but his biggest challenge recently was the extreme cold of the arctic, where he was out to film polar bears, the largest land predators on the planet. day after day he scoured the tundra for tracks, by land an by air. waited. then, waited more. >> come on, polar bears. where are you? >> reporter: after six months, the production's time and money ran out, and all andy had to show for it was so trip by footage of solar lights captured one evening. >> seriously. unreal. >> reporter: determined to get the shot, he used his own money to keep the expedition going. and on the last day, struck gold. >> there they are! finally. six months

including 19 others before a swat team sharp shooter took him out.ed that restaurant in a memorial now stands in its place. a gunman killed innocent 27 years ago today. and

he swats one of the other on the behind.his cult leader and says to the mother i think he's gay. i told you to get rid of him. >> the 4-year-old is gay. what's that all about? >> because he swatted another child while playing, don. you know what he does? he says to the mother give me your gun. she hand over the gun. he takes the 4-year-old little boy into the garage. puts on the lord prayer on the loud speakers and shoots the baby in the head. that's murder number one. >> i can't believe that. the other one was another victim, her name was antoinetta. she ran from the house only to be dragged back. >> she escapes. goes to the neighbor's door. banging on the door and say please let me use your cell phone i need to call for help. they are trying to kill me. she does nothing. she watches two women from that house drag her back across the yard into that home. they beat her at the direction of the cult leader. they try to strangle her to death with an extension cord. when that doesn't work he gives the gun to jaden's mother, some

the swat team is going to assist morale as man. arrests will be made similar tenuously throughout town. at six am the assault on the house takes place. a surprise tactic works well the suspect. he now has to answer to the investigating officers on the two killings and his links to the. mission accomplished for us targets here we're going to interview and conduct the search right now. that he was in the back room or piers like he ran from that from that portion to the garage we contacted. him. absence of question. and we're also going to conduct the search. the marshals examine the house with a fine tooth comb to discover weapons and proving his. which has been terrorizing santa barbara but no direct evidence i was involved in the murders. but the day is far from over. who is just as dangerous. christopher the other leader. in one thousand nine hundred nine and. two zero three santa nida his a crew of history includes burglary theft tampering with vehicle battery with serious bodily injury fight in a public place and i recently was

. >> this morning a swat team from san francisco took part in a man h unt in oakland. however they could not find the man. after searching a home and the surrounding home. police are not releasing the name of the minor man or his alleged crime. >>> several groups got together to protest the city's decision to bring two immigration agents into the police force. they are part of a homeland security program called operation community shield. the chief said the agents are helping fight gangs but critics say they will harass the immigrant community. robert will have a full report on this controversy tonight at 6:00. >>> michelle le's family resumed their search today. the last time anyone reports seeing her was seven weeks ago at kizer hospital in hayward. investigators are treating this case as a homicide. her family has organized several search parties and they plan to continue this latest search tomorrow. >>> a man accused of stealing a picasso drawing worth hundreds of thousands of dollars pled not guilty this morning in a san francisco courtroom. but the charges agains

swat teams searched the park on tuesday and wednesday. police say they found shell casing from the shooting and a marijuana grow site. it's still unclear if the shooting and growth site are unrelated. >>> an update to a story we have been following for several months. the oakland tribune reports that the alameda firefighters union warned the city about taking away the water rescue program. a man took his own life after wading into the waters off of crown beach. firefighters didn't try to save him because they said they didn't have proper certification. they have since certified 20 firefighters for water rescues. >>>th last of four big cat walks is set to go into place. you may have noticed the other three as they are visible for drivers on the bay bridge. a fourth is expected to go up in the next couple of weeks. the cat walks are used by iron workers to build the new cable of the bridge. stringing the cable will take a year and the bridge is set to open in two years. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. hi sal. >> traffic i

the lack of a swat team is going to assist morale as man. arrests will be made similar to stay throughout town. at six am the assault on the house takes place. no. surprise tactic works well the suspect. any resistance. he now has to answer to the investigating officers on the two killings and his links to the. mission accomplished for us targets here we're going to interview and conduct the search right now. made entry he was in the back tears like he ran from that from that portion to the garage and that's when we contact inside. view him. asking some questions from the court and we're also going to conduct a search. the marshals examine the house with a fine tooth comb to discover weapons and photographs proving his gang which has been terrorizing santa barbara but no direct evidence of his involvement in the murders. of the day is far from over. his men still have to. do is just as dangerous. christopher the other side. we do have an arrest warrant for mr. nine hundred eighty nine and. two zero three santa nida his a crew of history incl

the collapse of the swat team is going to assist morale as man. arrests will be made similar to news three throughout town. at six am the assault on the house takes place. no. surprise tactic works well the suspect. is taken care of any resistance. he now has to answer to the investigating officers on the two killings and his links to the. mission accomplished for. targets here we're going to interview and conduct the search right now. he was in the back the tears like he ran from that from that portion to the garage contact and said. he would interview him. ask him some questions for the court and we're also going to conduct a search. the marshals examine the house with a fine tooth comb to discover weapons and photographs proving his which has been. no direct evidence of his involvement in the murders. of the day is far from over. who is just as dangerous. christopher the other leader. we do have an arrest warrant for mr. nine hundred eighty nine. two zero three santa nida his accrued history includes burglary theft tampering with vehicle batter

officers from san mateo swatted team and chp chased the two suspects. investigators say they are not murder suspects as originally thought but they were driving the silver mercedes that is registered to a murder suspect. it ended in san joaquin county where officers laid down spiked strips. they forced them into a gas station where they were taken into custody. >> this morning the woman accused of breaking in alex trebek's hotel room says she didn't do it. she says she wasn't even there. jeopardy star was in san francisco to host a geography contest at google. john alston has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, game show host alex trebek is safe in his own home in southern california but it was a different story in his hotel room. he was here to host the contest at google. around 2:30 a.m., a woman broke into his room on fourth street at the marriott. trebek chased the suspected burglar falling and tearing his achilles tendon in the process. last night she said she was not never in trebek's room. >> why do you think you were arrested? >> because my r

a swat team is going to assist morale as man. arrests will be made similar. at six am the assault on the house takes place. no. surprise tactic works well the suspect still half asleep is taken care of without any resistance. he now has to answer to the investigating officers on the two killings and his links to the. mission accomplished for. targets here we're going to interview and conduct a search right now. made entry he was in the back here piers like he's ran from that from that portion to the garage and that's what we contact inside. right now we're going to we're going to would need a few. absence of questions for the. conduct the search. the marshals examine the house with a fine tooth comb to discover weapons and photographs proving his which has been terrorizing santa barbara but no direct evidence of his involvement in the murders . of the day is far from over. still have to arrest a second gang member who is just as dangerous. christopher the other side gang leader. we do have an arrest warrant for mr manson he's five. born in one thousand nine h

this was the boat eventually used by the swat teams. they capture the gunman after just two minutes. it was a press helicopter that took this photograph of breivik on the island. but today, the police have defended the speed of their response. >> i do not think this could have happened faster. i do not see how that could have been possible with this distance and under these conditions, so we will always try to be better. i do not see how we could have done this past year. >> the local community is reluctant to criticize the police response, but it is the people of a small camp site that were the rescuers of shivering and injured young people. >> i have seen things that nobody should have to see. >> the overriding problem was that the gunman had calculated that by setting off an explosion in oslo, he would draw the police there, while he had time to massacre young people at a summer camp. gavin hewitt, bbc news, norway. >> in libya, the efforts to find a deal to end the civil war which has stretched on for months now intensified today as

so carefully, she was the first to be able to get up and, before the police or before anyone else, swat away this aggressor. >> reporter: now, 42, wendi murdoch has been married to the 80-year-old media baron for 12 years since meeting him as a young executive for one of his tv operations in hong kong. the union was controversial at first. rupert murdoch now 102-year-old mother called her new daughter-in-law a designing woman, especially after she challenged her husband's adult children, fighting for their two young daughters to get a stake in the company. murdoch with charlie rose. >> we try to combine the best of chinese and best of american method to teach them. >> reporter: and her history, coming to the u.s. on a student visa and then marries her first husband, a man with his then-wife had sponsored her. as first reported in the "wall street journal." >> what ended up happening is wendi, who was a teenager at the time, had an affair with the father of her sort of adopted father. and the two of them ended up getting married for long enough for her to get a green card. >> reporter: n

double sweep swat at moscow's splash x. thirty two million euros on moroccan and dutch internationals to boost their stuttering season. but first the south korean city of people in china has been chosen to host the twenty eighteen winter olympics after losing out in two previous bids their action contender which was the slight favorite was selected ahead of munich in germany and annecy in southeastern france the international olympic committee's ninety five members reached their decision in the first round of voting in durban this was their afternoon and it's a case of third time lucky if you are trying to trick the lead to each of the first rounds of the votes for the twenty ten and twenty fourteen games last final rounds through the first of. that a sighting of mark cavendish has once again lived up to his nickname of the spring taking the mancs rider won the flat fist stage at the tour de france on an instant packed day in britain a the h d c hired man trained his sixteenth stage victory at the tour off a frantic final d

pounds a side managed to spill michael farfan but the way out hung on to win two one enters a ring of swatting head securely and frankly the contents of that in july twenty seventh. and elsewhere are not tall enough yannick jelinek to those goals in the first half a sporting as that is inside me to tally and johnson event is two one into one so it's only then seen to have pulled one back half of the great. goal for offsides and i'm sure. it's true the second half tempers flared when tony picked up a yellow card however at his son's adult hero gave you a lifeline with twenty minutes to go to want to see or fail to go there any of their other chances of the portuguese cycling ranch the victors. cycling and history is good l. evans has become the first tour de france winner from the southern hemisphere after a largely ceremonial final stage concluded in paris on sunday the thirty four year old and two time runner up had all that secure his first ground to a title after taking the lead as yellow jersey on saturday telling the stunning time trial victory in the suburbs of renewable once again andy

aside managed to speak to you for fun but right out of hundreds we could see one enters a going in swat and i have to kill me if i'm to get out of there in july the twenty seventh. and elsewhere in the toilet yannick jhelum it's those goals in the first half the sporting has that is inside me to tell you and john stevens is too on interim so look it's only when scenes have pulled one back after the break which top off for offsides and i need to. it's true the second half tempers flared when tony picked up a yellow card however alice under the piano gave you a lifeline with twenty minutes to go to want. failed to convey any as there are the chances of the portuguese branch of the victors. to cycling on the straight is good evidence has become the first tour de france winner from the southern hemisphere after a largely ceremonial final stage concluded in paris on sunday the thirty four year old and two time run around how to deal with security is first grounds to a title after taking the lead as yellow jersey on saturday putting a stunning time trial victory in the suburbs of deniable onc

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arey it's a used to play together is it out now or they won the dutch late in two thousand and nine swats like to hope they can rekindle that winning partnership last into the seventies in the russian premier league after winning seven and losing six of the opening sixteen games. meanwhile in the women's world cup hosts germany and england's top their groups will play japan and france respectively in the quarter finals germinal touch their one hundred percent record at the top of the table almost. when i thought i was spending that's just thinking yes. and you can bring this net and another for the germans would like. the french to the backbone through a lot deli right after sixty five minutes they had to pack their own suckage sent off. so i can see. if i bring grass didn't make things interesting i got back to the retreat from your leisure oh sure but then the baby supper is german ad i call it the death so fourteen genocide ended by japan last night us the japanese lost to me also in reading group b. allen was open to the story lines often fifteen minutes it's going to. sixty six minut