. >> the member has been uncooperative. >> but let's talk about the decision first.an't be the right decision. what message is that sending? >> the decision is really one of an administrative nature. we can't have someone on a pay status and not have accountability for their wrb whereabouts or their status. >> this letter obtained exclusively by nbc bay area concerns more about the atechbts to serve jessica in the emergency room. her doctor writes i am disappointed that despite my previous doctor's order of no contact, your pers nel will still harassing her and disrupting her treatment. as a matter of fact, the harassment was a factor to her third suicide attempt yesterday. >> we have never had a situation like this ever in our u.s. history. it was an appropriate decision given the circumstances of master sergeant brown's uncooperative behavior. >> do you believe the california national guard has retaliated against your daughter? >> yes, very much so. >> master sergeant brown and her mother both believe this is retaliation. is it? >> i don't believe it's retaliation.

investigators say he was uncooperative. >>> a man's body has been recovered from a creek in fremont. authorities say 25-year-old man jumped into the alameda creek from a railroad bridge this afternoon and never resurfaced. a dive team recovered the body from water 16 feet deep. it's not clear with he hit something underwater. >>> opponents of same-sex marriage have filed an emergency motion with the supreme court to stop the weddings immediately. they say the court's decision is not official for three more weeks and despite the news many couples tied the knot today. >> reporter: dozens of same-sex couples came to san francisco city hall this weekend. ban on same-sex marriage is being lifted was a relief to norma and her new bride, her partner of 18 years. >> it's a dream come true. finally after all these years. >> that dream is being attacked again. a group alliance defending freedom wants the marriages stopped. jennifer and peggy were stunned by the news. >> he is marrying his partner of seven years. he is not surprised the supreme court is being asked to stop the marriages. >> it'

investigators say he was uncooperative. >> california's ban on buying or selling shark fins begins monday. however a proposed federal rule could undermine the state ban. tens of millions of sharks are killed to collect the fins each year. the ban is an attempt to eliminate the market for the fins in thus. a federal proposal is being considered now that would pre-empt the state ban because it would be inconsistent with u.s. fisheries plans and regulations. they could possibly lift the ban or reduce its effectiveness. to bay area lawmakers are fighting that proposal. they've signed a letter opposing the rule. the final decision is expected in july. >>> californians are creating less garbage and in fact last year was a record low. cal recycle said in 2012 the average citizen through away 4 at the time 3 pounds a day. it was 4.4-pounds in 2011 and it was eight pounds in 1989. cal recycle says there are a few reasons. curbside recycling is reducing the total amount in land phills, and the housing slow down. less construction, less waste. the biggest waste are food scraps and lawn trim is. >> s

investigators say he was uncooperative. >> california's ban on buying or selling shark fins begins mondayoposed federal rule could undermine the state ban. tens of millions of sharks are killed to collect the fins each year. the ban is an attempt to eliminate the market for the fins in thus. a federal proposal is being considered now that would pre-empt the state ban because it would be inconsistent with u.s. fisheries plans and regulations. they could possibly lift the ban or reduce its effectiveness. to bay area lawmakers are fighting that proposal. they've signed a letter opposing the rule. the final decision is expected in july. >>> californians are creating less garbage and in fact last year was a record low. cal recycle said in 2012 the average citizen through away 4 at the time 3 pounds a day. it was 4.4-pounds in 2011 and it was eight pounds in 1989. cal recycle says there are a few reasons. curbside recycling is reducing the total amount in land phills, and the housing slow down. less construction, less waste. the biggest waste are food scraps and lawn trim is. >> still ahead at

sources close to the investigation would not comment directly but acknowledged torres has been uncooperative. legal analysts say the fact he had to change attorneys last year because of a conflict with a trial involving his father is the main reason the court proceedings have dragged on. >> that doesn't softening the blow. it doesn't make me understand the process and why it take this is long. >> reporter: for now, volunteers are asking people to help with searches and plan to attend court proceedings. >> we'd like to get this underway and let justice be done. >> reporter: torres is president anded to return to court july 23 july 23rd. the search search effort will be this saturday morning. live in morgan hill, channel 2 news. >>> residents in a south bay neighborhood are back home tonight after the bomb squad detonated a box of grenades. a box of grenades were found in a home. a caregiver of someone who recently passed away was cleaning out the home and came across the box. the sheriff's office quickly evacuated the area. everyone was able to return to their homes around 2:30 this afternoon

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republicans appeared irritated she remains on federal payroll while on administrative leave and is uncooperative. >> lois lerner is, in fact, a poster child for thumbing her nose, a federal bureaucrat, thumbing her nose at congress. >> reporter: a massachusetts democrat defended that behavior. >> i think that is a constitutional right to thumb your nose at the government, and i think considering the fact that congress' favorability rating is about 6%, a lot of people would use a different finger for congress. >> reporter: in one case, things flared when a democrat accused chairman issa to keep some members from house counsel legal advice. >> i'm sorry you're offended we offered any sharing -- >> if you're not going to answer what i yielded you to answer. >> i am trying to answer your question. there are members here that you don't want to see the report. >> the gentleman's time expired. >> lame excuses, too. >> william taylor tells fox it is too bad an issue like this is put to a vote in a highly polarized forum. taylor says a party line vote does not effect anyone's constitutional rights and in

one of their primary functions is to extract uncooperative inmates from their cells. >> when our crews follow a cell extraction, it's one of the most intense moments on "lockup." it's when an inmate refuses to cuff up or come out of the cell or is doing damage to the cell and the special response team is called in. >> need you to cuff up. if you refuse to cuff up, we will introduce oc gas in her cell. >> what's that? >> you'll find out. it's a chemical agent. >> it's almost like watching a car chase on tv. you know the inmate's not going to win. the officers have the equipment, pepper spray, stun shields, handcuffs, the manpower. >> one last chance to cuff up. inmate refuses, introduce gas. >> ow! whoo! >> the gas quickly convinces smith to cooperate with correctional staff. >> strip down to your boxers. take your shirt off. turn around. when we open this door, i want you to drop straight down to your knees, do you understand me? >> yes. >> because of the spitting incident when he first arrived, officers cover smith's head with a spit net. >> we're going to put a net over your head. do

reports say he was uncooperative when questioned by cops.s not believed, though, to be a suspect. a vehicle rented in his name is of interest to investigators. it was found near the dead body of his 27-year-old associate. >>> update to a story we told you about yesterday. controversial rapper lil wayne speaking out this morning after sparking outrage over stomping on the american flag in his new music video. ♪ >> gretchen: he tweeted the scene was not meant to be disrespectful. saying, quote, i didn't step on the flag on purpose. just the scene where the flag drops behind me. >> brian: maybe you shouldn't drop the flag anyway and you wouldn't have to worry about taking a tenths of a step back and standing on it. >> gretchen: something about the flag and the ground that is also offensive. >> steve: absolutely. we understand the president of the united states in berlin just said that he's confident that the united states has struck the appropriate balance between intelligence gathering and civil liberties as well. and there is the president ri

obstru justice, i guess that would get him in he was being uncooperative. this will bring him in.tion of justice you don't know where that could lead to but, certainly, all signs are indicating that he's had a role in this affair. martha: yeah. and it looks like, steve, there's a video that shows the two of them and two other friends, i believe, leaving a nightclub in the early morning hours. and also there were gunshots that were heard by neighbors, and then there's a video of the surveillance, apparently, that picks them up going back into the house shortly after those gunshots were heard. so what you've got developing here is a pretty serious timeline. >> in the timeline they want to connect those two gentlemen together. martha: right. >> and they're going to be able to do that not only through the surveillance video, but through their phones and perhaps other video that may be available from nearby homes. so they're going to make the connection. martha: broken, you know, apparently the house was scrubbed clean, according to the reports that we're hearing this morning, broken c

sources say hernandez was initially uncooperative. but apparently is now talking. he has not been named a suspect. hernandez was drafted in 2010 from the university of florida. last year, he signed a five-year contract extension with the patriots, which could be worth as much as $40 million. early tuesday evening, two people tried to leave hernandez's house as investigators were searching it. the men were stopped by state police at the end of the driveway and were escorted away. their car was later searched. hernandez's agent declined to comment overnight. a spokesperson for the patriots told abc news that they were aware of the reports but would not be commenting publicly during an ongoing investigation. george? >> okay, linsey, thanks. >>> we have breaking news from afghanistan. a stunning announcement just one day after u.s. troops handed over control of security in the country. this morning, afghan president hamid karzai canceled upcoming talks with the u.s. about troop levels because he says his government is being shut out of peace negotiations with the talib

apparently everyone involved was highly uncooperative with police, which is why there was never any criminales brought in the case. he is facing a civil suit now. it was pulled after a couple days because apparent there i there was a mistake in the wording of the lawsuit and that has been refiled and that is something else he's facing. >> i have to go. i want to ask you this. as the reporter who covers the patriots for the "boston globe," that would have been something highly newsworthy. you would have followed that. is there a reason that's only emerging now, the fact he allegedly shot someone else? >> caller: because there was not a criminal case that came out, if nobody was cooperative and criminal things are a matter of public record we would have found out about it and it certainly would have been a big deal back then. if everybody was unkrooptive and the police weren't able to file charges or anything like that, that's why it flew under the radar. the only reason it's come up now because there has been documents filed for a lawsuit. >> wow. there will be more news in this one in the ho

at that point he became physically uncooperative and we had to take him to the floor when he started to fight us. >> in cases where inmates are determined to be a danger to themselves, psychiatrists or mental health doctors may order the deputies to place the inmate in four-point restraints. >> the mental health staff has ordered you to be placed in four-point restraints. you understand that? >> for both deputies' and inmates' protection all four-points are videotaped. on a busy eight-hour p.m. shift, staff can be asked to administer as many as six four-points a day. >> smile for the camera. >> the majority of them are pretty much -- about half of them are cooperative. some come in here really angry, really upset. some just not in touch with reality. >> you bitch. you punk little bitch! >> give him a sedative. >> sometimes you get people that come up here and spit on the deputies. they wear spit masks. or sometimes they try to bite the deputies. so we ask the deputies to be very, very careful. obviously, you don't want to hurt the inmate. you try to put them in positions that are not

teachers say they only plan to use it on parents they find uncooperative. >> steve: they let it go 90at happens when a cymbal player crashes and burns. cue the tape. ♪ . >> steve: he slowly -- it happened at a school in illinois when it breaks. he looks panicked. one of the drum players can't contain their laughter. but he makes a quick recovery, turning to salute the flag. very nice. >> brian: that is great. what a great recovery. >> steve: i know. he comes from a family of veterans, we understand. so it was natural for him to salute the flag. he will be on "fox & friends" tomorrow, mr. kilmeade. >> brian: all right. that's great. sad news overnight in sports world. football legend david deacon jones passed away, natural causes. we know he was wrestling with diabetes. he was the leader of the rams foursome but get this, steve knows this, he also played for the chargers and redskins. steve knows this, too. he have coined a term, sack. how you knock down quarterbacks. they barely kept statistics back then. secretary of defense was also his nickname, he was 74 years old. also a big star

china and russia and then fleeing to the countries, the one thing they have in common they are uncooperativeh the u.s. shows you what kind of character he is and what kind of agenda he has. >>steve: on the cover of the new york post you've god comrades. putin and snowden. are they in cahoots. paul rand was on a talk show yesterday and made himself clear if this guy aligns with russia that wouldn't be as patriotic as he once thought. listen. >> i do think for mr. snowden if he cozies up with the russian government it will be bad for his name in history. if he goes to an independent third country like iceland and if he refuses to talk to any sort of formal government about this, i think there is a chance he'll be seen as an advocate of privacy. if he cozies up with the russian government, chinese government or any government perceived as enemies of ours i think that will be a problem for him in history. >>brian: we talked to him on thursday or friday of last week -- the days seem to blend especially when you have bring your dog to work day -- but he's on, he's the last one to say this guy is a