engaged in a pattern or practice of discriminate to her policing of latinos, a pattern or practice of unlawful or retaliatory behavior of perceived critics through baseless criminal complaints, unfounded civil lawsuits, and meritless administrative actions and skrim to her jail practices against latino persons with limited english skills. after we issued our findings letter last december, we tried to reach a negotiated settlement. the united states is not seeking and has never sought monetary damages or attorneys fees in connection with our case and although title vi authorizes the internal funding that they receive from the department of justice. we sought and continue to seek to accomplish one important goal, to fix the problems identified in our investigation and to ensure that the necessary policies, practices and oversight are in place so that mcso and sheriff arpio comply with the constitution and laws of the united states and as a result the county become safer and better. we traveled to phoenix in early february and met with lawyers for mcso and sheriff arpio and roy austin who leads t

protest or an unlawful assembly, and i'm wondering which is the truth here.aul buchanan, thank you. stand by, paul. if you can get that information, we'd love to hear that. we're going to continue to follow this, but we're going to take a quick break, and on the other side of the break we're going to readjust and update you on exactly what is happening in chicago just in the shadow of the nato summit. the president and world leaders in an all hell has broken loose chaos in chicago. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. people don't like to miss out on money that should have been theirs. that's why at ally we have the raise your rate 2-year cd. you can get a one-time rate increase if our two-year rate goes up. if your bank makes you miss out, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. i'm one of six children that my mother raised by herself, and so college was a dream when i

and in those complaints, there were unlawful search, unlawful detention, a rest, and improper supervision. we also received three complaints of an officer in involving -- officer-involved shooting last year. the allegation in 2011, the action represented the largest percentage of the allegations, 36%. conduct reflecting this credit, 28%. a collective duty -- neglect of duty. the findings that we made on allegations last year was not sustained. that means that there was not a preponderant of evidence to find or not find misconduct. that means that we found the allegation was not true. usually no findings are made when we no longer receive cooperation and can't receive evidence. it means the complaint and withdrew the complaint. moving through sustained allegations, and neglect of duty represent -- conduct reflecting this credit, and unnecessary force, 2%. we avoided a backlog in 2011. when i started in late 2007, there was a large backlog of cases they were still in the inventory. there was only one case remaining from 2010, it is now closed. because there was a decrease in complaint filin

>> because those are unlawful. because those are unlawful. >> who says?says they're unlawful. >> well, certainly the nation ought to change maybe its view. why do we discriminate against some people's sexuality and not all people's sexuality? you know, the fact is in 2003, after the lawrence versus texas decision, a polygamist sued to have his conviction overturned. and he had good grounds for doing that. if you're sexuality is the essence of who we are as the lawrence decision said, then who are we to pick and choose which sexual behavior is lawful and which is unlawful? the fact is, martin, when you go away from god's absolute standard and say, all behaviors are lawful. everything is right. then you have no moral compass in which to decide which, what is right and wrong once depart from god's word. >> what great and terrifying abomination will be brought about if monogamous same sex couple are allowed to marry? will this unleash some great curse upon america in your view? >> you know, in 1885, the supreme court in murphy versus ramsey said that the holy

this on his council on foreign relations block but it gets worse for other cases of arbitrary or unlawful deprivation of life mentioned by the state department is the airstrike deaths in yemen or entirely attributed to the yemeni government airstrikes in afghanistan were meagerly labeled as having been carried out by pro-government forces and drove through to stand well they weren't mentioned at all now according to independent reports in two thousand and eleven u.s. air strikes killed between sixteen and thirty three people in yemen between three hundred seventy eight and five hundred thirty six p. . and pakistan and saudi been clear how many of these were civilian considering the secrecy of the lies the trial these operations in afghanistan the u.n. is reporting the hundred eighty seven civilians were killed by u.s. and nato airstrikes alone last year so you point out civilian deaths due to drone strikes and then you just completely ignore the role that we played in those deaths of ball the it takes a lot of nerve but i also find it pretty disgusting what was that about holding governme

he is suspected of unlawful intercourse with a minor, and fall imprisonment. the victim was also listed as a missing person. they were asked to get off of the train when they could not show proof of payment. that's when the girl said she was being held against her will. >>> other big stories tonight. the vice principle of san jose's leland high school has been arrested for what police are calling unlawful sexual contact with a minor. 32 year-old joseph reghitto of san jose was arrested at the high school yesterday. the victim is a student, and the alleged incident occurred off-campus in september of last year. >>> the laboratory of san francisco's veterans' affairs medical centers has been shut down after an employee died. he died on saturday morning, working on a rare strain of the bacteria that causes meningitis, an infection that affects the brain and spinal cord. investigations are underway. >>> a 7-year-old boy in oakland is undergoing preventive treatment for hiv and for hepatitis after he was pricked by a used syringe found on the playground at the hila

nine arrests were made for trespassing and for unlawful assembly. but occupy protester lesley had access it is the right to be there. >> we're not here to disrupt research or to make this about a camp. we're here to farm. >> ec leaders say that occupy the farm left them no other choice .. >> on friday said it would disband the gamut of the continued to sleep here saturday and sunday night. whatever credibility that was completely lost. >> he says the school made several proposals and efforts to communicate with our to buy the farm but all of the got back was rejections. >> we ran out of time. this is a week when the research activities need to start. without that person's would have lost a full year of work so we did what needed to be done. >> occupy the form says that over the weekend were told to leave the farm and then it would talk but leaving the farm would mean leaving because, when they intend to continue. >> would like to see this form continue, and if we can do that safely, then that is what i hope happens. but we will be coming back every

he is suspected of unlawful intercourse with a minor and falls and present.fficials say he and the girl were asked to get off the train when they could show proof of payment and that is when the girl told the ticket person and she is being held against her will. >>justine: here is a live look outside from the james lick freeway, not a lot of traffic out there right now. we are hoping for a friday light, warm weather on the way as well. if so this all week at the >>justine: we are taking a live look outside join us in the approach to the bay bridge. traffic is slowly starting to pick up on this friday morning. the weather and more in just a moment the first hour developing story. >>james: the vice principal of leland high school has been arrested for what police are calling unlawful sexual contact with a minor. the was arrested without incident at the high school on wednesday. >>rob: on campus conducting interviews on thursday, police are not revealing the age or gender of the alleged victim of a spokeswoman for the unified school district says the victim is a

an unlawful assembly notice was given. those who did not heed the warning were tackle the arrested. within minutes they had made several arrests. scores of others ran toward downtown oakland smashing this window of wells fargo at 2040 franklin. the pipe wrench still embedded in the glass. atm machines were smashed as well and at 17 than broadway this fire was set allegedly by protesters. >>> so i second unlawful assembly was called. this time officers used their motorcycles. to forcefully pushed the protesters out of downtown oakland. >>> backup live topper five it had a 70 then broadway at this very moment we talked about officers using the motorcycles to play to push protestors down broadway. we've seen our some of those protesters assembled in that area. oakland police are announcing that as of this hour there have been 23 arrests the tallis to of them have been for felony assault on a police officer. to also for arson or attempted arson. hawes of all the good news is there is no injuries were civilians robert lyles and oakland thank you very much there is widely supported the ba

detention and surfaces and unlawful targeting of latinos during raids.he lawsuit is politically motivated. >> 30 years of my life fighting the drug traffic with the justice department. now they're going after me because i'm following the law, took an oath of office to do, and they want to get rid of this sheriff, want to monitor my office, take over my office for political reasons, and i'm not going to stand for it. >> sheriff arpaio and the legal maneuvering around him has been a keen interest to our legal guys for some time now. avery and richard, back with us. so e er ee arpaio's best defe going to be against the u.s. justice department? >> his best defense is he's f l following the letter of the law. he's not going outside the boundaries of it. everything he did was consistent with the powers he has. and he did nothing wrong. immigration is a very difficult situation in his state. and he's doing everything he can to enforce it and make the people of arizona safe. that's what his defense is going to be. >> avery, what do you see? >> yeah, even richard

: the man she was with, merced pacheco is in jail tonight on suspicion of false imprisonment and unlawful intercourse with a minor. legrand says he found a flier indicating the girl had been listed missing since january. >> she didn't show any kind of emotion just wanting to get away. after i told her that she did not have to go with him she looked physically relieved. >> reporter: both inspectors say they're glad they were there to help. >> i was doing my job, that's all. >> i knew i wanted to make sure she was safe. >> reporter: after the story, we found out that the girl went missing again. they have had 16 i said -- police say they have had 16 incidents with her describing her as a habitual run away. >>> a vallejo jewelry store owner fought back this afternoon with a would be robber shooting and killing the suspect. it happened at carillo jewelry store. when the owner's wife called police to report a shooting, she told them that the suspect jumped over the counter. but the owner had his own gun and shot the robber. police will only sigh the intruder was a 30 something- year-old man fr

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: the man she was with, merced pacheco is in jail tonight on suspicion of false imprisonment and unlawful intercourse with a minor. legrand says he found a flier indicating the girl had been listed missing since january. >> she didn't show any kind of emotion just wanting to get away. after i told her that she did not have to go with him she looked physically relieved. >> reporter: both inspectors say they're glad they were there to help. >> i was doing my job, that's all. >> i knew i wanted to make sure she was safe. >> reporter: after the story, we found out that the girl went missing again. they have had 16 i said -- police say they have had 16 incidents with her describing her as a habitual run away. >>> a vallejo jewelry store owner fought back this afternoon with a would be robber shooting and killing the suspect. it happened at carillo jewelry store. when the owner's wife called police to report a shooting, she told them that the suspect jumped over the counter. but the owner had his own gun and shot the robber. police will only sigh the intruder was a 30 something- year-old man fr

. >> you are engaging in unlawful conduct. quex and in other countries costingstopping a deadly fight. >> an officer was stabbed in a leg, nothing too serious. this is how the afghan forces -- it will cost $4 billion a year and as of now, the u.s. may foot about $2 billion of that tax. >> you can read more of the summit. >> we have developing news about the archdiocese of washington and catholic university. they're suing the federal government over the health care mandate that requires the rich as organizations to provide birth control for their workers. the suit claims the mandate violates the first amendment. at what issue does at which time does a religious organization -- when do they serve non catholics? >> in the district alone, we have schools caring for some of the neediest kids in this committee. months -- most of whom are not catholic. >> their sizes and catholic university are among dozens of religious groups that filed suit across the country. it could become moot if the supreme court rules the law is not constitut

the 32-year-old is accused of committing unlawful sexual act with a minor. police say this involved in appropriate touching and took place back in september of last year. district officials say the incident did not happen on campus. he started working here in 2010 and niece charge of student activities. 2 people who tipped off police the school principal and another assistant principal are both on paid administrative leave while the district lack noose whether all procedures were followed. they are not accused of any criminal wrongdoing. still those on campus say they don't know what to think. >> i know that he has good reputation and i feel in like this is really going to do some damage and give us horrible reputation. >> shaking so mad. it happens. you know. it's sad. it's irritating. from us sfraiingt. i know a lot of parents feel the same way. >>reporter: right now police think this was an isolated one time incident. but they aren't ruling out the possibility of other victims still being out there. it's out of custody tonight and this is the second incid

police arrived yesterday and arrested nine protesters for trespassing and unlawful assembly with then cleared out, the research projects can now move forward but farmers will meet today to plan their next step. >> i am worried about the bulldozers next to the site because i tonight want anything to get destroyed. >> uc police are waiting out a protesters who is now sitting in the tree. he either urinating in the direction of an officer or threw a jar of urine. >>> and a judge will hold a hearing on whether the tape at the center of sheriff ross mirkarimi's tonight don't violence case can be used in the upcoming meetings. it has a tape of eliana lopez's showing she is bruised and crying. mayor ed lee wants to show sheriff ross mirkarimi is unfit to serve as sheriff. >>> it is a difficult budget and it reflects the fact that revenues are lower than we expected. >> in governor brown's revision, k through 12 education is spared but if they don't pass his tax proposal schools will be next on the chopping block. >> they are going to reject them in november as well. >> they will now study th

want to cover transactional costs by requiring minimum orders, the question is whether this is an unlawfuln arrangement. >> it clearly is a tie-in arrangement. in order to purchase the one product she really wanted, littlewood had to buy the entire line of vanderberg supplies. but whether or not the arrangement is illegal depends on vanderberg's intent and the effect of the arrangement on competition. >> in order to determine intent, the court would look to several factors, including whether vanderberg required all of its customers to adhere to tie-in arrangements, whether it used such arrangements with other products, and how long such practices had been in use. >> and with respect to competition, the court would examine what percentage of the relevant market vanderberg controlled and the actual effect of this arrangement on that market. >> so--but if a court finds that vanderberg intended to monopolize the market and the tie-in arrangement had that effect, then it could be found to be in violation of the clayton act. crs this ffen inecs uqu nns risiss. t,heonict beeen rnuses is dgrned co

want to cover transactional costs by requiring minimum orders, the question is whether this is an unlawfuln arrangement. >> it clearly is a tie-in arrangement. in order to purchase the one product she really wanted, littlewood had to buy the entire line of vanderberg supplies. but whether or not the arrangement is illegal depends on vanderberg's intent and the effect of the arrangement on competition. >> in order to determine intent, the court would look to several factors, including whether vanderberg required all of its customers to adhere to tie-in arrangements, whether it used such arrangements with other products, and how long such practices had been in use. >> and with respect to competition, the court would examine what percentage of the relevant market vanderberg controlled and the actual effect of this arrangement on that market. >> so--but if a court finds that vanderberg intended to monopolize the market and the tie-in arrangement had that effect, then it could be found to be in violation of the clayton act. ctree c't i ofcun, s see vdegent ofourse, thierence in pecti ihalynie i

a program some of his staunchest liberal allies now say has crossed the line.shamsi says, "it's unlawfulallows the president to kill people including s citizens farrfrom any theater of wwr. it's dannerous becauue t sets a precedent." spokesman jay carney was preesed todayy about how a nobel eacc prize winner can justify the program &pcarney sayy,,"the preeident also made clear from the outset offhis administration that we weee at all times going tt act in a manner that &pwwssboth llwful and consisten with our values." the adviser, john brennan, laidd out that legal justificatiin in a speech last month brennan says, "as a matter of international law, the united states is in an armed conflict with al-qaeda, the ttlibann and assoccated forcee, in response to the 9/11 attacks, and we may alss useeforce coosistent with our inherent riggh of national self- defense." llnguage former bbsh administration officials note &pis strikingly familiar to the republican justifications pandidate ooama ripped in 2008. represents a one-eighty in hhs direction so yes, hypocritical in the sense that he

receiving the text is unlawful while driving. sending the text is unlawful while driving.nlawful while driving. knowing where your correspondent is when you send the text nobody could possibly know that. this is not a decision that a judge should make. i think he will throw this aspect of the case out. if he does it will go to the supreme court of new jersey. i used to work for them. god only knows where they will go with this. patti ann: judge, thank you for joining us. bill: right to the source he is. look at him, he's the source. imagine that, though if you were held liable, because if you sent me a text message and i was driving i would have to respond to you and let you know that i was driving, don't talk to to me any more. patti ann: pull over, or just ignore it. i don't text. bill: shut it off, put it in the glove box right there. mitt romney expressing confidence in the outcome this fall. did you hear this? >> i think we're going to have a lot of work ahead of us. i think it's going to be a competitive race but i expect in the final analysis the people who voted fo

by way of example, these cases stand to correct abuses in an entire industry that are rife with unlawful exploitation. our experience has revealed of an enormous opportunity for collaboration between agencies and community organization with each side bringing an essential strength to effectively aid -- and a wage thaend wafage theft. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am here on behalf of komen members. coleman advocates in district 11 and part of the progress of workers alliance. we have recently launched a johns campaign of which wage that in workers' rights in general is a very important piece, because it is not just about creating jobs, but about insuring jobs have good working conditions, and people are able to stay in their jobs without fear of being exploited. i also want to talk about our region and enforcement. the progress of workers alliance is extent -- asking for funds for an officer, because currently they are at capacity with regards to being able to enforce. additionally, our research and education is very important. there are many workers in the city that do no

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they arrested 2 people inside a fenced off portion of the property and 7 others on the sidewalk for unlawful assembly. there you see it being taken away. this guy one tried to water the crop one last time before being chased away by police. >> i arrived. i saw about 80 to 100 cops all in riot gear to try to disband what we had already disbanded. obviously impossible to do good science when you have a few dozen unwelcome untrained guests roaming around what is an open air laboratory. >>reporter: uc berkeley uses the land for the research and says it needed the property cleared by this week. >>> investigators tonight trying to figure out what started a fire that spared a home in redwood city. video sent to us you report feature. firefighters from as far away as san mateo were called to help put out the flames at the home on the corner of mere avenue and taft street. it was just a smokey mess. flames still coming from the solar panel covered roof when sky 7 hd arrived on the scene took these pictures. we are glad to tell that you despite terrible damage no one was hurt. most important thing. >>

department filed suit against joe arpaio over discriminatory practices against latinos and pattern of unlawful conduct by maricopa deputies. >>> controversy growing over the latest "time" magazine cover. highlighting a story on attachment parenting by showing a mother breast feeding her three-year-old son. from questions of appropria appropriateness, the cover may be sensored on news stands. >>> a very rare calico lobster caught in maine is being donated to a science center. experts say the odds of an orange and yellow spotted crustacean could be 1 in 30 million. >>> in guatemala, mayan writings have shown calendars go to the year that is 3500, almost 1500 years farther in the future than others. so much for the predictions of the end of the world in december of 2012, never mind you have more time for the bucket list not to worry. >>> an early look how wall street will kick off the day. dow opens at the 12,855 after adding 19 points yesterday. the s and p up 3 points, but the nasdaq down 1. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei lost 56 points, while in hong kong t

. >> reporter: another seven were realized outside of the gates after police declare add unlawful assembly. uc berkeley uses the land for research. a university spokesman says that research needs to resume this week. the occupy farmers and university could have shared the land but there were ground rules. >> all they needed to do was leave voluntarily they refused. they continued to sleep here last night. they insisted they would retain control and supervision of our property. that is impossible to do good science when you have a few dozen unwelcomed, untrained guests roaming around an open air lab. >> reporter: one occupier says it is not the camp they are fighting for it is the food they planted. >> encampment has never been part of our long term strategy the own reason it is here is because of things like this like that we -- we want to be able to access our crops. >> reporter: access is now denied. within protester jumped the fence -- one protester jumped the fence trying to water crops. he was egged on. >> water! water! >> reporter: and chased away by police. what is next is the big q

after the violent outbreak, police called an unlawful assembly, and told the crowd to clear the area or be arrested. a small army of officer ares in full riot gear filled the intersection, closing off the road in each direction, forcing the protestors north of broadway, and firing teargas at the crowd. remaining protestors were also pushed out of the plaza in front of city hall. >> reporter: police say that more than 20 arrests were made today and also that the protestors lit a police cruiser on fire. >> and our team it continues now with reggie kumar, five in san francisco where protestors and police came to a standoff today. >> reporter: police continue to monitor the situation behind me here. protestors have taken over this abandoped building -- abandoned building. things have been peaceful over the last couple hours. this building is owned by the arch diocese of san francisco. one protest has been injured -- protestor has been injured. >> reporter: the brick-throwing incident was caught on video and posted to youtube. you can see the protest fall to the ground after being struck.

first order is when his license was first suspended and then revoked after he pleaded no contest to unlawful sexual conduct in the third degree. that was a delaware case so his license was revoked and returned in 1996. he has no actions from the last decade in maryland but they believe there may be additional victims from the delaware police. if you have information you're asked to call investigators. if you want to read about other doctors who have been disciplined by the maryland board of physicians, check out abc2news.com/bad medicine. >>> we have new information about that deadly wreck. the harford county sheriff's department said county schools employee, donald johns and ronald buchholz both died in a head on collision on route 152 and rem ford road. >> there were two others injured in the wreck. it was a total of three cars that collided around 10:30 this morning. the two injured victims are currently at shock trauma and are expected to survive. it will take the accident reconstruction team awhile to figure out what happened. residents say there's increased traffic because of recent de

. >> they confirmed that the da dropped charges of unlawful sex with a minor in the interest of justice. he won't talk about it, only to say we will find out more on thursday. >> sorry there room for a plea deal if we find out where sierra lamar is? >> there is nothing i can say about that. >> rosen could go after the death penalty or drop the murder charge until he gets more evidence. >> he is a smart prosecutor and said he prosecuted murder cases throughout his career as a deputy da and now the chief prosecutor. you keep in mind that the judge can throw out any charge if they feel there is not enough evidence in the preliminary hearing. a lot to be followed up on. nbc bay area news. >> a pointed question for the district attorney. the da and the county sheriff presume she is dead, but not the parents. in the last 24 hours, the search effort has been reenergized to find her alive. marianne joins us and you covered the story from the beginning. how has the mood changed where you are at the command center? >> it is more somber and there is a spike in the number of volunteer who is showed

the charges include unlawful sdarnl of a firearm -- discharge of a firearm. the legal system take, you know, its role there. >>> suspended for one year in bountygate. he's going to sue the commissioner for defamation. he said the linebacker was part of a scheme where he would pay teammates to hurt opposing players. he said it's not true. >>> lebron james haters revelling tonight. james and the heat knocked off by the indiana pacers. james throwing it down, 22 points, 7 rebounds. granger and indiana had 17, and then george hill pulls up. dwyane wade, only five hits through 12. pacers lead that series 2-1. >>> and san antonio beat the clippers. so that's 2-nothing. and the kings won in hockey over phoenix. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line of legendary mercedes-benz sl roadsters... ♪ the 2013 sl.