they are only a couple blocks away to immediately respond to the crime and hopefully apprehend the perpetrators of the crime. we are able to do that. the officers have to come from somewhere. i had to change the hours of officers, change assignments, take them from specific assignments and put them in gang abatement. in general, we have officers whose primary duty is prostitution abatement. well, there was no prostitution abatement for 3 or four weeks, because we had them there to abate gang violence. we were also supplemented by officers from the gang task force, members of both units who did phenomenal jobs. they were right in there on the frontlines with us and we're very diligent, and we really appreciate their assistance. we also conducted numerous adult probation searches, accompanied with an adult probation officer who was very helpful. we conducted numerous juvenile probation searches with a juvenile probation officer. these probation search is resultedin

-- than the potential perpetrator.where i think we are missing an opportunity is -- this will be controversial. nobody told us you wearing a dark suit, white shirt, tie. you look like a young republican, even if you are not. and i do not know where they told the public defender's office, if you are a man, you should have a ponytail and endearing. [laughter] -- earring. am i talking about style, how you present yourself? yes, it matters. >> there is a story line on "raising the bar" where one of the characters is made to cut his ponytail by the need woman judge to whom he appears in front of all the time. ultimately, he does get the hair cut and looks like a young republican, and begins winning more cases. >> i would normally agree with

the perpetrators were trying to rob somebody outside, the outside people burst into the restaurant seeking refuge from the gunman. the gunman followed, sprang several rounds of wounding and killing several innocent people. today he talked oakland police investigators regarding the attempted robbery taking place before the shooting. >>haazig: thing is not adding up that's how police source close to the investigation describes a recent multiple shooting killing two people and wounding four others here at sweet jimmy's restaurant on broadway at oakland's jack london square early monday. this is video recorded at the scene. police investigators are looking into an attempted robbery happening outside sweet jammies. that spilled over into the restaurant with the shooter followed the victims inside. oakland police say in order for that theory to work the attempted robbery victims need to come aboard. at this time investigators say no one has done so adding it is not clear that any of the shooting victims were involved in an attempted robbery. also not working with this theory is the fact that the

the perpetrators were trying to rob somebody outside, the people the outside burst into our restaurant seeking refuge from the gunman. the gunman followed it sprang several rounds wounding in killing several innocent people. kron 4 spoke to investigators about the case. >>haazig: one thing is not adding up that's how a police source close to the investigation describes a recent multiple shooting killing two people and wounding four others here at sweet jimmy's restaurant on broadway at oakland's jack london square early monday. this is video recorded at the scene. police investigators are looking into an attempted robbery jimmy's. that spilled over into the restaurant with the shooter followed the victims inside. oakland police say in order for that theory to work the attempted robbery victims need to come forward. at this time investigators say no one has done so adding it is not clear that any of the shooting victims were involved in an attempted robbery. also not working with this theory is the fact that the shooter pulled the trigger on people sitting down at dinner tables in the r

that is you, the perpetrator. the graffiti vandal. there might be one or more of you in this audience today. san francisco citizens are becoming less patient with your kind. they are learning more about you. they're learning that many of you are teenagers with low self- esteem. you become a tagger to achieve what your gang of vandals calls fame. san franciscans are learning that almost half of you graffiti vandals are in your 20's or early 30's when you do not live here. you come here to make a name for yourself in your criminal culture. we are saddened by your belief that it is ok to break the law without considering the impact of your vandalism on victims. yes, we are even saddened by the fact that many of you are now serving time in prison because you really do not have to. the city knows, by the way, that you need more programs that will channel your creativity towards art and other constructive activities. it is difficult to find that money to pay for the programs. you as a vandal cost the city of san francisco more than $20 mill

i talked to the victim and the perpetrator's family and i talked to the police officer and i talked to the investigator and i couldn't fitting out. why? why? why? what is wrong with that case? why didn't this case go anywhere? i went to miss wiggs. i said why didn't this case go anywhere? she said let me look back and see when was the last time a domestic violence case was prosecuted? it turns out this prosecutor hasn't prosecuted a domestic violence case in 20 years. there are these patterns that we can't see or know because under the guise of discretion and they don't have to make it public, and if you lived in the county, all right, you might know, i know somebody who was beaten up but the case didn't go anywhere, nobody put together these patterns. that's one of the great meanings of ordinary justice. >> john, do you know miss wiggs? >> new york city but i wish i did. -- no, but i wish i did. i remember reading somewhere a few years ago that a prosecutor had never been disbarred. i think that changed this year. there was a prosecutor suspended for hiding evidence in santa clara cou

. >> the perpetrator fraudulently represented that the touching served a professional purpose. >> reporter: prosecutors said the inappropriate behavior didn't end there that he carried on relationships with some of his patients in violation of the code of conduct. now the university is examining policies that may have prevented the allegations. the university requires that a female medical worker be present when a male doctor is examining a woman. but not when a male doctor is examining another male. that policy may change. >> the current best practices in the community, this may not be good enough. we may need new standards. >> reporter: the district attorney believes there are additional victims out there. uc-berkeley set up a hotline so that any victims can call in and report misconduct that they believe happened with dr. kevess. >>> a surprise guilty plea today from the bay area couple accused of abducting jaycee dugard and keeping her prisoner for 18 years. phillip and nancy garrido both pled guilty during a hearing in a placerville court this morning. under the deal, phillip is expec

what about the perpetrators of this injustice? they are still running laguna honda. the whistle-blowers and i are out. we resigned under pressure. is this how laguna honda and san francisco promotes accountability for wrongdoers and protect whistleblowers? supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is dr. derek kerr. i was a gift fund whistleblower and i received a life after 20 years of service at laguna honda. the problem here is laguna honda forgot that this was a patient gift fund. it became a laguna honda gift fund, but it was always a patient gift fund. the audit showed $350,000 was misappropriated and had to be refunded. it also showed staff accounts, 80% of the money in the staff accounts along to patients, not in the staff accounts, so they were spending from staff accounts for staff activities, so the spending was ok, but the initial money inside did not belong there and had to be refunded. six months before this audit, comptroller ben rosenfield, issued a review of the gift fund that found nothing wrong and was used to

i talked to the victim and the perpetrator's family and i talked to the police officer and i talked to the investigator and

i talked to the victim and the perpetrator's family and i talked to the police officer and i talked to the investigator and i couldn't fitting out. why? why? why? what is wrong

>> my client wants the perpetrator to be prosecuted criminally. he wants to be able to heal to a certain degree. and he wants to protect children in the future. >> reporter: according to garbedian, the boston area man was also 10 years old when his repeated abuse began in 1985. >> this is kind of like a leak in the dike of childhood sexual abuse. >> reporter: brown hurried past cameras today, but his office later issued a statement saying brown, "has never met the employee who killed himself today." ilt on a boston radio show he said: "if me and the young man who came forward have given other people the strength to move forward and come out and talk about it, then that's great. >> reporter: and cbs news has learned that three more people have stepped forward to say they were abused at camp good news. and a former employee also tells us that he reported improper behavior back in 1997 to camp officials, that he even filed a police report in 2002. but the results of any investigation have yet to be made public. harry. >> smith: michelle miller on cape

whatever the indiscreption the perpetrator has to carry it around with him or her and live with what they have done. moreover for most, if is enormous burden to carry, whether committed just once or multiple times. frequently following the extra marital encounter the offending spouse feels remorse and is contrite. then regrets that the encounter hurt their lover as well as their spouse. they really want to believe that the encounter may improve the marriage in a sense that he or she realizes i have been a real ignorant and from today forward i'm going to appreciate what i have for better, for worse. much of this process of reflection takes place in internal isolation because it cannot be shared with any win, especially your spouse except in the rarest of circumstances. adultery must be kept a secret. in my line of thinking, a secret can never be shared by more than two people. as soon as a third party knows, the information is on the street. >> absolutely true. if i am offing an affair with another woman, and that other woman then goes and tells her best friend, the secret is out at

>> my client wants the perpetrator to be prosecuted criminally. he wants to be able to heal to a certain degree. and he wants to protect children in the future. >> reporter: brown hurried past cameras, but his office later issued a statement saying brown, quote, has never met the employee who killed himself. but on a boston radio show he said -- >> if me and the young man who came forward have given other people the strength to move forward, and come out and talk about it, then that's great. >> reporter: cbs news has also learned that three more people have stepped forward to say they were abused here at camp good news. former employee tells cbs news, as well, that he reported improper behavior to camp officials back in 1997. even filed a police report in 2002. but the results of any investigation have not been made public. michelle miller, cbs news, sandwich, massachusetts. >>> jurors in the barry bonds perjury trial in san francisco could begin deliberations today. after bonds' lawyers rested their case without calling a single witness. bonds is

that the system in bella ruse their military judicial apparatus and so forth is able to bring the perpetrators of this to justice. we'll see what happens because in two thousand and eight i mean the investigated it for two years and they missed a game and it was not more impressing than be investigations we have in russia because. of a supposed. you know were distributed all over the country you could see them in villages and they missed a geisha and you know like a nationwide search for the criminal continued for two years after what happened. unfortunately no definite answer to the question was found. this will this government will be more successful and this time certainly the amount of the terrorist attack was much greater and probably that will make it easier to reveal things members of the opposition feel that they may be targeted in the investigation do you think that's a fair assessment do you think that the leadership may go that route. mr gresham just become predictable so this is also possible but i hope it doesn't happen because they told you know most of their position members the

the perpetrators were attempting to rob someone outside. and when they failed, they began shooting. several people ran away to get away from gunfire. six people were shot. two of them killed. >> this is one of the safest neighborhoods in the city. >> reporter: ben delaney is president of jack london square association. >> it doesn't affect the businesses as much as the clients of the businesses. people don't want to come to a place where they think they're going to get shot. who would blame them? >> reporter: downtown oakland is thriving, with new businesses opening up with the new economy. business owners who didn't want to appear on camera, tell me some clubs attract an element that brings violence with it, which makes it tough to stay in business in oakland. in fact, many businesses in oakland have closed because of it. but some say gun violence is a part of living in an urban area. >> i live in a nice part of san francisco right now where somebody got shot down the street. someone was working downtown. it looked like somebody got shot. it is a dangerous nature of the world we li

efforts should go after the perpetrators of the crime but to that is too easy. and mr.ank, as you know, so whole country's heart goes out to your community and the people whose lives are changed forever. and something like that is overwhelming and four victims services, to help the community's be provided i worked with the program with those of both sides to get it done. besides the funds from the crime victims funds that we use in an emergency like given tucson arizona. i understand our constituents received 1.7 million? what will that do? >> it will help enormously. as you are mentioning come in these types of situations can quickly overwhelmed the services available because already we're operating on a very stretched budget. so to suddenly haveñr the a magnitude of victims needing additional services means we need to ramp up very quickly. have this grant the we just receive from the antiterrorism emergency assistance fund that has been set aside will be incredibly beneficial they will provide funds as they move through the court system. >> replay will never be necess

i instructed the police, the l enforcement agencies to find the perpetrators and bring them to justicee public during the cabinet meetings. so it's very clear we will not tolerate any kind of things that can trap... (inaudible). >> rose: and the assumption is that violence on the part of one radical element of islam versus someone who's preaching a tolerant, moderate islam. >> the government must choose a policy that on the one hand respecting someone's belief but on the other hand to (inaudible) there would be no clash between the believers, the common believer of islam and the followers. >> rose: let me talk about your biograph born in java. >> yes. >> rose: went into the military. had a very, very successful care in the military. in east timor, went to the united states, took on very important sites. went into the cabinet. did being a military man help you in politics? >> one thing,its (inaudible) i leaed how to understand, how to manage the situation, many things. so all those things can be applied in many profession in any environment of politics and also probably business. so of

have a justice department for to every effort to hold people accountable to hold the you know the perpetrators accountable you have a former president george w. bush who actually openly states in an autobiography that he signed off on the war waterboarding and then you have you know certain members of congress who will simply issue press releases condemning that but that's it so. people feel that. there's nothing left for them to do and at the same time the coverage of it into in the media least with regard to torture and guantanamo is it you know there's really only a handful of people who stay on this for. virtually make almost make it a beat this this has become certainly for me what i've been consumed with as a reporter and i do know several other reporters who've who feel the same way but by and large it's not something that the public feels that they can truly wrap their arms around and i think that's because they don't see any. anything happening on the legal front and very briefly we're almost out of time but do you see anything changing any potential for for more action from congress

glover was shot in the back while an armed before his body was burned inside his own vehicle the perpetrators of this heinous crime were police officers david warren who shot glover a strip mall was going to pick up clothing for a child and gregory mcrae who commandeered the victim's vehicle and set it on fire after a good samaritan use it to transport the victim's body to a police compound in a school just last week the man began sentences of twenty five and seventeen years respectively as u.s. district judge lance afeard said henry glover was gunned down because you believed he was a looter the order to disarm the people came from the chief of police of new orleans when he declared on national television that quote no one will be able to be armed we're going to take all the weapons and we then saw a patricia kone the woman who was tackled in her own kitchen and disarmed after refusing to leave her own home. but it was the military who then came to back him up so it is really. you just never you never expect to do this in your country i would certainly hope not but even since hurricane katri

, the accused perpetrators of that terrible attack on the american people be brought to justice as swiftlyas possible and as fairly as possible. >> and if i could ask one more in reelection. as the president said on friday when the job numbers came out, there is progress on the economy, but it is not progress fast enough for him. if the administration is even saying that, how can you expect the american people to reward him with reelection is not progress hasn't come fast enough? .. the economy is showing real signs of strength with the numbers we talked about, the significant private sector job creation we saw friday, the revisal of words of members from the previous two months and the fact we've had some 13 straight months of private sector job creation and we started in a deep hole. there's more work to be done and that is the president is focused on. >> just a couple of questions. khalid sheikh mohammed seems complicity or confirming that attorney general holder -- >> i'm simply saying the principal of what the attorney general said that the principal of the president approaches this w