give us to stay our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespassed againstdelivering us from thee. deliver us from every evil and grant us peace from our day. with your mercy, keep us free from sin and protect us from alling an psities that we make joyful hopes for the coming of our saviors, jesus christ. amen. lord jesus, he said i'll leave you peace that i give to you, but not in our sins, but on the faith of your church. and grant us the piece and the unity of your kingdom, where you live and rain forever and ever.

give us this day, our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. and deliver us lord from every evil hand grant us peace in our day. in your mercy keep us free from sin and protect us from all anxiety as we wait in joyful hope of the coming of our savior jesus christ. >> for the kingdom, power and glory are yours now and forever. >> jesus, you said your apostles, i leave you piece, my piece i give you, not on our sins but the fate of your church. grant us the peace and unity of your kingdom where you live in the rain for ever and ever. >> a man. [foreign language] >> let the peace of christ always be with you. [foreign language] >> let us offer each other a sign of christ's piece.

now the captain made a citizen's arrest and charging him with trespass that brought the police in. he did no such thing. he bought a $500 ticket and got on the plane and they accepted his boarding pass and how could he be trespassing. he has a football scholarship to the university of mexico and that's where he was heading. we don't know if the da will press charges. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> governor brown surprised lawmakers by vetoing the bill that the assembly passed. the governor said it was not a balanced solution to the 10 billion dollar deficit. brown said the package would have wracked up deficits and add billions of new debt through questionable maneuvers. >> the fact is, california has been living beyond its means for a decade. we have to readjust what we spend with what the taxpayers give us it is not pretty or pleasant but i got elected at this stage in my life not to evade or delay. >> democratic are dismayed by the veto and said their plan mired the governor. we took a step. in march closed 14 billion worth of the deficit. yesterday, we balanced the remainder of the b

police arrested marmon for trespassing and battery. >>> police arrested two men after a fight. one man was hit in the face with a 55 g-gallon can. police arrested lazano for assault and the other one for public drunkenness. >>> family and friends of michele le are wrapping up the first day of searching her. >> i want to see that we find her alive. >> that's my mistake. that's michael le talking about what is going on. he is one of 30 people searching the hills around the last place police say her cell phone was in use before she disappeared 20 days ago. the klass foundation is leading the effort and telling volunteers what to look for. >> look for uniforms, shirt, white ten vision shoes. >> hayward police are treating le's disappearance as a homicide but have instructed searchers to look in areas they believe could provide clues in the investigation. >>> homicides, robberies, assault, violent crime in antioch is down 19% this year. but the police chief is not taking all the credit. as ktvu's mike mibach reports you will see only on 2, police are getting help from brave resident

police were called and he was arrested for trespassing. he also was arrested or charged with assault on a police officer. he was released out of a sign at the door because of the news media. at the san mateo county jail on marlon. >> some people are questioning whether his civil-rights have been violated. they do find a case a troubling. >> there is no indication of that they actually have a dress code, inappropriate is in the eye of the holder. he had purchased a ticket and there is no reason he should be kicked of of of flight because it offended of employee. we have to remember 40 years ago man with long hair and beards or frowned upon. >> he was at a funeral of his friend henderson. nobody is right in this situation. >> my question is where is common sense. thousands and thousands of people aboard planes dropped united states in wide use in what this man because of his baggy pants. >> he'll be in court 130 this afternoon to face the judge perr. >> new details of the family of of the missing nursing student michelle lee will conduct a s

transport him to jail for processing, a charge battery on the police officer has been added to the trespass as well as interfering with a police officer's duty. >> reporter: so those are very serious charges. spent the night jail about an $11,000 bond. what do you say to the people who are a little concerned that this is a little harsh for something that started with low riding pants? >> i think the airline had a right to ask him to cover up his underwear. somebody was offended. had he simply done that this probably wouldn't have occurred the way it did. i would suggest that if you're trying to get somewhere on an aircraft, that you abide by the pilot's requests. it's a simple request. when you don't do that and you interfere with their duties and you cause a safety concern by the airline, you're subject to being kicked off the airplane. >> reporter: sergeant rodriguez, thank you for the story. there's a lot of other thoughts. we spoke with marmon's mother as well and we are going to have a little bit more for you tonight coming up on cbs 5 at 5:00 and 6:00. right now live at sfo, i'm anne

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he was cited for trespassing. that has drawn a lot of criticism on line not of the airline but of the passenger. people are saying that the airline was in the right topt for enforcing the dress code. >> back in 2007 southwest said a girl's miniskirt was too short. people criticize the airline for telling her how to wear her clothes. >> apparently people like miniskirts. arafat has been monitoring what people have been saying. >> we have been seeing both sides, this is a hot topic on our facebook fan page. >> one person said, i can understand how someone could be against the style of dress but are we free in america? he paid for a ticket on the flight. we will have updated comments out the morning. join the on-line discussion by like us on facebook. >> we have to look long and hard for people in support of the passenger. be a part of the discussion, go to our facebook fan page. we're taking a quick break and back with more in a minute. traffic is fine, nothing to worry about there. >> you are looking at a live shot

>> this could have been no story at all but 20-year-old deshon marman are going to be arraigned trespassing, battery and resisting arrest. it all started when he refused to pull up his pants. take a look. this is deshon marman, san francisco kid and football player at new mexico. he was headed there yesterday mornings. they asked him to pull his pants up and he boarded the plane and he repeatedly to pull them up. passengers were asked to get off the flight. captain made a citizen's arrest. police were called and things got far more serious. >> the passenger did not want to be handcuffed. he thought he could do it just walk with the officers but that is not our policy. during the flight struggle the officer was injured. >> he was attacked. his clothing, his hand and his hair. >> the mother says his son was in a delicate emotional state. he came back from school to attend the funeral of a close friend who was murdered. he is being held on $11,000 bail and he is going to be in court and scheduled arraignment is this afternoon. >> it is 6:03 and california lawmakers have approved a state budget

he's charged with trespassing. and reverend brown and others say u.s. airways allows this man to fly regularly on its flights dressed in womens' under wear wh. marman's mother saw the picture she was furious. >> u.s. airways treated my sont way they d and then, okay, this cross dresser to come in, not once, twice but from what i understand on the regular, comes to the airline. >> u.s. airway dz not return our calls today for a response, but last week, the airline told me there is no dress code, however, they expect passengers to dress appropriately. we'd like to ask them if that means the passenger in under wear hits their standards. >> aside for the demand for apology what does the naacp wants u.s. airways to do? >> they want u.s. airways to begin sensitivity training not only for staff but executives as well. >> and what is deshawn's legal status now? >> he's back at the university of new mexico on a football scholarship, facing trespassing charges and perhaps another charge of resisting arest. the d.a.made no decision on wlrntd to charge him. >> and

more than one hundred forty protesters trespassed and coal company land like the miners are called the corps companies before their ninety years ago these activists say they intentionally wrists arrest by trespassing on the mines property to draw attention to the second battle of blair mountain and they say the resistance is an ending anytime soon and appalachians will rise again a more so angry that. the people you know the people of appalachia the hillbillies have been beaten down for so long and been you know. been held under the boot heel of the coal industry for so long where mounting for both sides its everything its resources its coal its history and its symbol its part of appalachian it's a battle that neither side is willing to surrender for r.t. blair west virginia. the second battle of blair mountain deals with protesters panem against corporate interests and what activists call her if it were king conditions and the mountaintop removal mining techniques in the area that have allegedly polluted the water and cause health problems and even death now this case affects local re

desean marmon was cited for trespassing. we'll have to talk to the sergeant why he ended up in jail, if it was only trespass, but according to reports, there was a dispute about his clothing, you know how these kids wear their clothes these days, lower than it their waist. this is what led to his arrest. we've got some video of the terminal, we just saw it a second ago, if you look inside the terminal there, you don't see anybody dressed the way that mr. marmon was allegedly addressed yesterday. i went up to the ticket counter and i looked for any sign that there was a policy on a dress code. i didn't see that. they had plenty of information about information of checked bags and overbooking of flights, but nothing about the dress code. we understand, u.s. airways did issue a statement. that was in a published report. we'll have to check with them ourselves. becausicly they say, if people are dressed inappropriately, they can deny them passage on an airplane. basically what this boils down to is flying in an airplane is a pri

. >> the captain made a citizen's arrest and told police he was trespassing. >> i am a paying customer. >> he was arrest taken to the redwood city jail and his mother bailed him out lastt night. he felt like he was attacked and harassed without reason. >> i feel like if it was a rapper or a super tar walking on a airplane they would want his autograph. they wouldn't say pull up your pants please. he's never had problems with u.s. airways before. would you fly them again? >> i doubt it i don't think they want me to fly. >> u.s. airways that he ignored repeated request to follow flight crew instructions. he will fly back to the university of mexico for summer camp. the school issued a statement. we plan to support deshan and help him move forward. he is attending there on a full football scholarship. >> thank you very much. >> and rightt now, we have breaking new in oakland. sky seven hd is live over the main public library where police are dealing with protestors in the foreground. the protest was organized through social media and called anti-cut two . they are protesting corporate tax

leaders profitesting what they call the mistreatment of her sochblt he was arrested on trespassing charges avenue did not immediately pull up sagging pants when asked to do so. >> in no uncertain terms contends this young man was profiled and has been a victim of racial injustice. and that u.s. air owes to him and his mother an apology. >> and they point to an incident this month when the airline allowed a man to fly despite complaints from other passengers. u.s. airways says it does not have a dress code and marman was arrested because there are he ignored requests to follow flight crew instructions. >> and extra security being brought in to the three-day party can activities and parades to commemorate the liberation, culture and history of lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual people. >> we're at dolores park for the age annual transmarch, an event empowering transgender and gender nonconforming people. this party slash rally goes from here until 6:30 followed by a march but this is the tip of the iceberg, quiet beginnings of an action-packed weekend. just block as way on kags stro, wis

he was arrested on the suspicion of trespassing, and obstruction of a police investigation.e was also being held in jail for an outstanding warrant for possession of marijuana. we spoke with his cousin at the jail where he is spending his time. >> he is a good kid. he is respectful, this is a not him. that is why i am so confused, i cannot know what is going on around here. i want to support him in any way that i can, sagging pants, i do not feel like a this was a proper cause for him to get arrested. he did not have any drugs, no weapons, nothing. i feel that it was really foolish. he was black and young, and he as threads--dreads and it is just a stereotype. i believe they just wanted to make a scene. >> marvin's father showed up to see his son in jail that is him in the blue. for more on the developing story, you can post your comments and thoughts as well, we have more at kron4.com. >> 733 a and we want to see how things will heat up this morning. >> and things are starting to warm up here, degrees by decree as the morning sun does its thing. hazy but sunny, a lot more s

he was suspended and banned from the prom for trespassing. the headmaster lifted the suspension.ast night, james and his girlfriend got to attend to the prom. >> i cannot wait for everything to calm down. >> the pair said they want to put all of this behind them. james is expected to attend syracuse university in the fall. evacuations are underway as flood waters continue to rise. officials are cutting power to the affected areas. some homes already have 2 feet of water in their yards. now all the residents can do is wait for the flood waters to recede. >> and now you're 11 insta- weather forecast. >> most of the area has partly cloudy skies, but there are isolated thunderstorms moving out of pennsylvania. it is no doubt across baltimore county, the extreme southwestern portion of hartford county and on to the eastern shore. these bright areas our thunder and lightning. some indications that there might be a couple of hail stones. we have no reports of severe weather. is moving to the south. this yellow line is an area of thunderstorm activity. it is moving towards the south and

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see how they booked me on trespassing when i'm a paying customer. >> marman was arrested and taken tos mother bailed him out. marman told me he felt like he was attacked and harassed without reason. >> i feel like if it was a rapper or a superstar walking on the airplane, hanging, sagging his pants they would want his autograph. they wouldn't tell him hey, can you pull up your pants, please? >> marman said he never had problems with u.s. airways before. >> would you ever fly them again? >> i doubt it. you know, i don't think they want me to fly. >> well, u.s. airways says marman, "ignored repeated requests to follow flight crew instructions." he told me he will be flying back to university of new mexico for summer football camp. now the school issued a written statement saying we plan to support deshon and plan to help him move forward. marman is attending school there on a full football scholarship. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> president obama's weekly address is a message for father's day. mr. obama was two years old when his father left home. he said he learned by being a father chirp n

we're talking about trespassing and battery and resisting arrest. he will be arraigned this afternoon and it all started with the way he was wearing his pants. he is a football player at the university of new mexico who boarded a u.s. airways test to go back to new mexico yesterday morning but he was wearing his pants according to witnesses below his buttocks and employee asked him to pull up his pants and he refused. he was asked again and again and he refused each time. >> he have he was not threatening but being disruptive to the air crew interferes with their duties. that could be a safety factor. >> police say marman skofld with police and an officer was injured. marman was in the bay area to attend the funeral of a murdered friend. he certainly should have pulled his pants up but you have to take into account he was in a delicate emotional stated after going to his good friend's funeral and this incident happened wednesday morning. i'll tell you one other thing, she saw him she wanted him out of town because some people in the bayview district

might be getting arrested for typical homeless issues like sleeping outside, trespassing, and all ofcosts a significant amount of money. when we connect people to housing, while housing seems expensive, putting people in housing actually decreases the cost to our community than leaving folks outside. >> tell us about your experiences. i've seen you at the homeless connect events, where you invite the homeless and you, for lack of a better term, you spoil them for a day. tell us about the interpersonal contact you have about them? and tell us about their inner beings and normal people like and you me. someone who just happens to be out on their luck. >> a lot of these folks are senior citizens, veterans. the great thing about doing the registry week in june, we'll for the first time have a by name photo registry of the homeless in santa clara county, to say we have this many homeless veterans, this many senior citizen veterans. most of them do want housing. there is a misconception that they don't want housing or deserve it because of poor life choices. we disagree. a lot of them are

marman faces trespassing charges in san mateo county, his lawyer says he was targeted because he was black. reverend brown also believes that and says what happened to deshon marman was racism. >> the naacp in no uncertain terms contends that this young man was profiled. he has been a victim of racial injustice. u.s. air owes to him and his mother an apology. >> reporter: apparently this issue has reached the national level of naacp. reverend brown says that they will contact u.s. air or are in the process of contacting u.s. air to ask that the airline begin sensitivity training for its staff and its executives. no word yet from what u.s. airways will do or how they will respond. vic lee, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> san leandro police acted quickly this morning to rescue a woman who had driven her car to the san leandro marina. when the officers arrived at the scene, vehicle was halfway submerged. as they prepare to enter the water, the woman started swimming out of car. the police sent her to shore. not clear at this time how or why the woman ended up in the water. cal-osha is inve

by then the pilot had ordered everyone off of the plane and marman was taken into custody for trespassing, battery and resisting arrest. his mother says her son was stereotyped and the airline owes him an apology. >> i want them to take this off of my son's record. >> i think they owe him an apology? >> yeah. it's not like he a's discriminating. he couldn't pull up his pants because he had too much luggage. >> what if he refused? what if the -- >> if he refused, what is america if you can't do whatever you want. >> u.s. airways says it does not have a dress code but expects passengers to dress in an appropriate manner that does not offend passengers. marman's mom tells us he had just attended his best friend's funeral yesterday. his friend was shot and killed in may in san francisco so that was a few weeks ago. it was after his friend's funeral that he made his way back to sfo to head back to unm to head to albuquerque. he is sitting in san mateo jail. he will be arraigned a little later this afternoon. >> marla, i don't want to be graphic but was it indecent exposure? do we know? >> repo

the three hikers were detained for trespassing. sarah shourd was released last year on bail and was released -- refused to rush for the child -- trial. >>> a russian is jet that took off from moscow was headed out and it burst into flames about a half-mile is out. eight people survived the crash but are in critical condition. rescue conditions say is -- rescuers say the fog lights contributed to the crash. >>> there are about 100,000 american troops in afghanistan. that includessed 30,000 surge troops sent there in 2009. some of the president's advicers are pushing for a significant troop drawdown and soon. but others like robert gates are calling for a gradual reduction. ktvu will carry the president's speech tomorrow beginning at 5:00. >>> it won't be difficult to interpret the message of new graphic cigarette warning labels. the federal government unveiled nine you? labels today that must cover -- nine new labels today that must cover the package. images of tricky ottgys -- tracheotomies will appear. >> the tobacco industry has

they said it was trespassing. they suspended him and banned him from going to the prom. tait says he is glad that all of the attention helped get him to the prom but now wants his life back. >> i can't wait for everything to calm down, to get back to normal. >> get this, tate even snagged the title of prom king. big shocker there, huh? not much of a surprise, i suppose. >>> they figured out the secret to making marriage work and saying "i do" all over again. 830 couples renewed their vows. the cardinal there said a special blessing for them in honor of their many, many years of wedded bliss. couples have been married 25 to 73 years. and almost half of them have been married 50 years or longer. all told, there was about 36,000 years of marriage inside that shrine today. >> wow. >> yeah, yeah. >> that's pretty nice. >> looks like they still enjoy each other too. >> a nice lesson for you. you're going to be off the market. >> yes. >> weep, weep, weep ladies. >> i've been taking notes. i've been taking notes. >>> it's going to get hot this week. >> it is. midweek sizzle. lik

see how they book me on trespassing when i'm a paying customer. >> marman was arrested and taken tohis mother bailed him out. marman told me he felt like he was attacked and harassed without reason. >> i feel like if it was a rapper or a superstar, walking on the airplane, hanging, sagging his pants, they would want his autograph. they wouldn't tell him, hey can you pull up your plants, please? >> marman said he never had problems with u.s. airways before. >> would you ever fly them again? >> i doubt it. i don't think they want me to fly. >> u.s. airways says marman "ignored repeated request to follow flight crew instructions." he told me he will fly back to university of new mexico for summer football camp. the school issued a written statement saying we plan to support deshon and plan to help him move forward. marman is attending school there on a full football scholarship. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> president obama's weekly address is a message for father's day. mr. obama was two years old when his father left the home. he says he has learned being a father that the children need th

all the passengers ended up getting off and he was arrested, accused of trespassing and resisting arrest. when the naacp learned us airways let this manoard the planes several times dressed in a woman's bikini, they accused the airline of racial profiling. >> they did not arrest him. even when the spokesperson for the airline was approached, they indicated they had no dress code. >> his mother agrees. >> i was surprised us airway treated my son the way they did then okayed this cross dresser to come in, not once, not twice but he does it on a regular basis. they don't bother him. >> us airways says he was arrested for his actions, not his clothing. the airline said the passenger refused to comply with instructions. the captain exercised his right to make a citizens arrest. they call the incident a teachable moment, one leaders ensure all passengers are treated the same way. we called us airways for a response from the naacp and have them elaborate on their dress code. they did not respond. the naacp says this incident is going to be a topic at their conference in los angeles next month.

. >> reporter: marmon was arrested after the charge on battery, resisting arrest and trespassing charges. he is now out on bail. the district attorney has not decided on whether to pursue charges. >>> and a poll shows intolerance of muslims has risen since 9/11. researchers say just 30% of americans have a favorable opinion of islam. that is down 10% from november of 2001. >>> contra costa county sheriff's deputies spent the morning alerting residents that a sex offender is back in the area. he was convicted of four sex offenses as part of his release, verse was chemically castrated. >>> an alameda county judge this afternoon issued a gang injunction for oakland's fruitvale district. today's ruling bars five alleged gang members from loitering, hanging out together or possessing guns in the area. attorneys for those name in the injunction say it will hurt their clients. >>> by next friday, hundreds of gang members will be released from a gps tracking program. the move is expected to save the state about $6 million. right now there are 950 gang parolees being tracked by gps. that number w

now he is facing charges of trespassing, battery on a police officer and resisting arrest all because of saggy pants. his name is deshon mar man. he was in town to speak at the funeral of his friend high school football star david henderson shot last month. marman was at sfo when a flight attendant asked him to pull up his pants to hide his underwear. he refused here's his mother. >> deshon refused to pull up his pants because he had his bags in his hand. and the lady asked him to pull up his pants and said, i will as soon as i get a free hand. i don't think that was soon enough for her. >> reporter: then the crew ordered everyone off the plane. police say when marman got off, he refused to be put in handcuffs. there was a scuffle and an officer twisted his knee. that's where those extra charges come in. deshon is on a full football scholarship to the university of new mexico so his mom is concerned that this whole ordeal could affect his scholarship and therefore his future. the next thing in the future though is a court hearing sometime today. we have heard it is scheduled for 1:00

being held in jail in redwood city on 11,000-dollar bail and is facing three serious charges -- trespassing for not leaving the air craft, battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. he is expected to be in court township. back to you. >> thank you. >> well this hasn't happened since 1986. state lawmakers approved a budget on time. the they approved bills to cut the remaining $9.6 9.6 billion deficit. they hiked car registration fees by $12. ? and if you shop online you better buy fast. because of the budget deal everybody will probably be more expensive. >> reporter: just like a face to face purchase get ready to pay sales tax online. >> some shop on amazon to avoid sale's tax. >> reporter: it was passed as part of the state budget. it would create $200 million a year. so this 142-dollar tax free purchase of shoes would cost 159 with tax. many online shoppers said the online sales tax was just a matter of time. >> just kind of a bummer. i have been expecting it for a while so it's not like its surprising. >> if it impacts prices can won't be great but it won't change my habits. >> re

does not show what happened before deshawn ma vine took the seat or being taken off the plane for trespassing, battery, and resisting arrest. >> video taken by a passenger takes after deshawn is seated on the u.s. airways flight. the pilot can be seen approaching his seat, voices get a bit louder. >> hold on, hold on. >> listen to me. listen to me. -- listen up. >> i'll tell you, they must be the lady i came with. >> listen to me. >> i addressed the problem with the lady i came with. when i sat down, it would be taken care of. i sat down and everything is being taken care of. >> stand by the seat, but it appears he refuses to get up and leave. when i first saw him coming down the aisle, i was like, come on man, really? after he sat down, you couldn't see anything. he told an airline employee that he was wearing pa jay ma pajama pants. >> this is an aircraft, but i didn't do nothing to nobody. if i didn't break no laws, they don't need to be here and they don't need to touch me. i know my rights. i know mine. thank you. thank you, sir. >> today, a university of new mexico football player said,

allegedly refused and the pilot ordered everyone off the plane and he was taken into custody for trespassing, battery and resisting arrest. the story has some coming to his defense. >> naturally, everybody should have their own belt on to have your pants pulled up. if you couldn't at the time you had bags, can't do that, why arrest somebody for that. >> u.s. airline says us airways does not have a dress code but expects passengers to dress in an appropriate manner that does not offend other passengers. >> a man caught in the middle of a san francisco gang fight is in critical condition with a shot to the head. it was 7:30 this morning walking at the section of 6th and minea and gunfire erupted. he was 46 years old and shot in the ear. three young asian men and three young african-american men got into an argument when one of the asian men fired. investigators think the shooting is linked to an incident that happened nearby several hours earlier. >> earlier this morning around 3:00, there was also another fight that occurred in the same area, brought to the attention of the police. when the

marman faces trespassing charges in san mateo county, his lawyer says he was targeted because he was black. reverend brown also believes that and says what happened to deshon marman was racism. >> the naacp in no uncertain terms contends that this young man was profiled. he has been a victim of racial injustice. u.s. air owes to him and his mother an apology. >> reporter: apparently this issue has reached the national level of naacp. reverend brown says that they will contact u.s. air or are in the process of contacting u.s. air to ask that the airline begin sensitivity training for its staff and its executives. no word yet from what u.s. airways will do or how they will respond. vic lee, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> san leandro police acted quickly this morning to rescue a woman who had driven her car to the san leandro marina. when the officers arrived at the scene, vehicle was halfway submerged. as they prepare to enter the water, the woman started swimming out of car. the police sent her to shore. not clear at this time how or why the woman ended up in the water. cal-osha is inve

i don't see how they bok(me on trespassing when i'm a paying customer.: he was arrested and taken to the redwood city jail. his mother bailed him out last night. mormon told me he felt like he was attacked and harassed without reason. >> i feel in like if it was a raerp or superstar walking on the air plane hanging sagging his pants they would want his autograph. they wouldn't tell him can you pull up your pants please? >>reporter: mormon says he's never had problems with u.s. airways before t.would you ever fly them again. >> him if i doubt it. you kno know. i don't think they want me to fly. >>reporter: u.s. airway says mormon quote ignored repeated request to follow flight crew instructions. he told me he will be flying back to university of new mexico for summer football camp. now the school issued a written statement saying we plan to support him and help him move forward. he's attending school there on a full football scholarship. vick lee, 7 news. >>> in antioch investigators say that 5 fires in two week time in the same grassy area surrounded by

might be getting arrested for things that are typical homeless issues like sleeping outside or trespassing and all of that costs us as a community a significant amount of money when we connect people to housing while housing seems expensive, putting people in housing actually decreases the cost to our community than leaving folks outside. >> tell us about your experiences, becky. i've seen you at the homeless connect events where you invite the homeless and, lack of a better term, spoil them for a day. tell us about the interpersonal contact with them and how they're normal people like you and me, someone who just happens to be -- >> they are normal people and every single person has a story and a lot of times we forget they are senior scitizens, a lo of them are veterans. the great thing about doing the registry week in june we will have for the very first name a by name photo registry of the homeless in santa clara county. we have this many homeless veterans this many senior citizen veterans and they really are people who most want housing. i think there's a misconception that they don't

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he's accused of trespassing, battery on a police officer or resisting or delaying arrest.her says u.s. airways told her he is currently banned from all future u.s. airways flights and we're still waiting from the da to find out whether or not he is going to be formerly charged with any of these accusations. ken. >> in the meantime, he sits in jail. elizabeth cook at sfo, thank you elizabeth. >> a link between losing your virginity and divorce. coming up, which age seems to make all the difference for women. >> and the california high school students being told give back your yearbooks immediately or you're going to face child porn charges. >> diagnose and treat cancer without exposing patients to radiation. this glowing lab mouse is lighting the way. the low cost high-tech tool deve,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> there's a new study out that finds women who lose their virginity as young teenagers are more likely to divorce later in life. university of iowa study surveyed 3800 women and found that a third of those women who lost their virginity after the age of 16 divorced. women

trespassing. he says he couldn't be trespassing since he bought a ticket, but he has since apologized to the other passengers for what happened. >>> and hello to you with all. the president and the speaker have teed off. the much-anticipated golf summit is under way, but are they talking bogeys and birdies or are they talking about debt ceilings? a live report on this much-anticipated meeting just ahead. >>> and a long-awaited homecoming for gabrielle giffords. we'll tell you what the injured arizona congresswoman is doing in her hometown of tucson. >>> and a lot of people keeping a close eye on the casey anthony trial today. the defense calling more witnesses to the stand, and could they possibly be calling casey anthony herself? >>> there has been a lot of drama associated with that trial. yes, inside the courtroom, but outside as well. look at this. [ people shouting ] >> let him go! let him go! >> this was yesterday. a fight broke out after two men reportedly cut in line. again, there are only

. >> reporter: and de shawn is currently being held in redwood city accused of trespassing, not leaving the aircraft, battery on a police officer and resisting or delaying arrest. his mother said the airline has said that he is banned from all future u.s. airways flights. >> he is still in jail tonight? >> reporter: yes. we are still waiting to hear from the d.a. whether or not he will be formally charged. >> elizabeth cook at s.f.o. thank you. >>> a new face at the top. the next leader of al-qaeda has been named. what we know about the man stepping in to fill osama bin laden's shoes. >>> it is a yearbook recall why anyone who holds onto it could be charged with a felony. >>> 20. 20 degrees cooler today in some neighborhoods than yesterday. now the areas that will continue to cool forever your friday with the pinpoint forecast. >>> the low cost high tech tool developed right here in the bay area. coming up next. ayman al- zawahri, who spent en's deputy, >>> osama bin laden's successor has been announced now. he spent decades as bin laden's deputy is now the terror group's new number 1.

he was cited for trespassing. >> the governor jerry brown has scheduled a news conference in l 8 offer his first public comments on the packet of the budget bills that democrats say will balance the budget and close the state's $9.6 billion deficit. the democrats did this without republican governor brown has 12 days to sign or veto those measures. >> and al-qaeda of italy at website says that there is a successor for osama bin laden. owls were rock >> live in orlando for the case the of the murder trial, the defense is expected to call its first witness. the floor, there is accused of killing her daughter in 2008. the prosecution finished presenting evidence on thursday. her attorneys are saying that her child suffocated in the swimming pool. we will follow this case this morning on kron 4. >> we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. the boston bruins win the stanley cup hockey and vancouver burns. look what the fans did because there were so mad that their team lost. ÷o ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33

nor does it show the events that led to his being taken off the airplane under arrest for trespassingy, and resisting arrest. >> the video shot by a passenger and given to the san francisco chronicle begins after delaware deshawn. there's a conversation, then voices get a bit louder. >> hold on. >> listen to me. >> yes, you do. listen to me. >> i didn't do nothing to nobody. i didn't do nothing to nobody. the lady that came up with me -- >> listen to me. i addressed the problem. i told her when i sat down, everything was going to be taken care of. i am sitting down and everything is taken care of. >> the pilot and a san francisco police officer stand by the seat, but he refuses to get up and leave. the passenger who shot the video told the paper, when i first saw him coming down the aisle, i was like, come on man, really? after he sat down, you couldn't see anything. he told an airline employee he was wearing pajama pants. once he sat down, he considered the matter resolved. >> i didn't do nothing to nobody, sir. this is your aircraft, but i didn't do nothing to nobody. i didn't break

trespassing. not leaving the aircraft. battery on a police officer. and resisting or delaying arrest. now deshawn is expected to be in court tomorrow. >> all rightment we will stay on top of the case. elizabeth cook, thank you. >>> a 9-year-old boy arrested in the killing of several chickens over the weekend. we talked to you about this story last night. it is the second arrest in the death of 11 chickens in an alameda community garden. a 12-year-old was arrested yesterday. the two boys accused of breaking into a tool shed stealing a shovel and then beating the chickens to death. both suspects were visiting relatives in alameda at the time. they were released into their parents' custody and ordered to face charges of animal cruelty in juvenile court. >> how did you get in here? >>> and a rape and robbery suspect recorded on video by his alleged victim is under arrest tonight. oakland police found the man hiding in a doghouse yesterday near the house where the woman was allegedly assaulted last week. officials said mcdaniels has been on the run since t

>> dan, you know, he is still here at the san mateo county jail tonight, and he is charged with trespassing, battery and resisting arrest. the flight was supposed to leave this morning, but it didn't. that's because the u.s. aircrew members say 20-year-old marman was dressed inappropriately. >> there was a passenger that boarded the aircraft with his pants down around his knees. he was showing his brief -- his underwear. >> one of the flight attendants on board the aircraft was offended by the fact by the fact she could see the outline of his private area. >> she asked the university of new mexico football player to pull up his pants. police say he refused, and then the plane's captain got involved. >> he said, mom, i talked to the pilot. everything was cool. everything was fine. >> but it was far from it. the captain threatened to make a citizen's arrest if he did not comply. then the police got involved. they cuffed and removed him from the plane. >> he was not threatening anybody directly. but being on board an aircraft and being disruptive to the aircrew interferes with their duties, an

police arrested eight protesters for trespassing. >>> we have more amazing pictures of what it's like inside a tornado. these were taken by a surveillance cam are at a car wash in springfield, massachusetts. you can see the force of this tornado. it shatters windows, rips apart cars, makes things look like match sticks. the owner says he couldn't look at the video for days because he was to emotional from the damage to his business. amazing. >> crazy. >> yeah. >> we don't have that here, we have sunshine. >> we do have sunshine in our inland areas with partial clearing along the coast. right now we do have the coastal clouds and fog lining up. this is our high definition live weather camera from the building looking out at a very dark city of san francisco. it's quiet. currently we do have temperatures in the 50s across the board in the city of san francisco. 53 degrees. 55 degrees in oakland and in fact your morning commute tomorrow, temperatures pretty much in the 40s and 50s. we will see the clouds move all the way inland a good 40 miles before they begin to retreat. it appears as