i can't be unprofessional.aid, well maybe you need to pay attention to the road and leave me alone and do your job. >> reporter: what remains unclear is if an argument slowed his response when one of the passengers started pounding on the closed partition. in the past the driver's attorney denied that brown was on the phone at the time of the fire. a new bride and four friends died in the fire on the san mateo bridge, the cause of which is still under investigation. four other women escaped. when reached by phone, orville ricky brown responded to his wife's claims by telling nbc bay area, quote, i have no comment other than to say there will be a full investigation. reporting live here at the san mateo bridge, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 6:53. the suspect in the murder of the leader of san jose's hells angels club goes to trial today. this is a picture of jeffrey pettigrew killed at a bra at a casino two years ago. the president of nicaraguan chapter is accuse of- shooting and killing pettigrew. >>> in

that really makes us look unprofessional. >> they would never know it was me doing it.

it's unprofessional. when you are dealing with somebody who has a loss like this, just think of the word professional. that's what we try to do. this sort of body language here, she's trying to comfort here, do you think she's buying it? not with that body language. she's not really buying it. some people won't. some people will never be the same. like that thing with katrina, some people are really good but you can tell just under the surface that they are a wreck. give them space, try to be professional, try to comfort them if you can, but some people won't let you. and don't take it personal. that's the main thing, just don't take it personal. sometimes people just can't be helped. they are not mad at you, they don't hate you, you are trying to help them. they probably understand that, but they have suffered a terrific loss and some people you can't help. but try. you got to try anyway. that's kind of why we're here, we want to try. some other feels, disorientation, physical or emotional numbness, loss

it is improper attire and it is unprofessional conduct in a massage room. >> and need to get back to mr. fung's and he asked the attorney is there any rules about improper attire? >> and yes, the healthcare articles section 1926, it allows the health department to implement rules and regulations and in that in those rules and regulations, there is requirements and now how they are supposed to dress at all times in a facility. at all times. >> and now that she is off duty, at all times. >> where is that section? >> it is in that... it is in the health code and the rules and regulations and section 1926, and that will allow us to adopt the rules of regulations that is x1 g. >> okay. >> do you have a sort of a section with respect to what they can do on or off duty at the time property? >> no, there are other rules in there, and the other requirements in those rules that we also implement. and there can't be any smoking or alcohol on the premises. the massage rooms can't become like hotel rooms for the masseuse and sleeping in the quarters and they have to get changed in the bathrooms n

i can't really talk because i have clients in the car and i can't be unprofessional. and that's when i said, well maybe you need to pay attention to the road and leave me alone and do your job. >> what remains unclear is if an argument slowed his response when one of the passengers started pounding on the closed partition. the driver's attorney denied that brown was on the phone at the time of the fire. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. four other women escaped. when reached by phone orville ricky brown responded to his estranged wife's claims by saying nbc bay area, i have no comment other than to say there will be a full investigation. >> we did speak to a criminal defense attorney about the new allegations. christian picone says the key issue is whether brown was distracted by the alleged cell phone conversation and whether it contributed to his response to the fire. he also says the new claims could absolutely change the investigation. >> if her story can corroborate other evidence and it's prove even to be true or reliable, it certainly changes

they went inside the premises after i had sanctioned the premises legally and legitimately and unprofessionally, i knocked decently and they came to the door and they said something like they didn't speak english. so, i said, well, i'll have the police here the next day tomorrow. two officers arrived and then they popped up with a deed overnight and this is the same person which i spoke about number 7. so, i don't want to discuss that, but the main significance is be professional. i have some money and criteria. just because i'm on transit, please excuse my transit. i will change to city card and performance. i want to make sure when someone has belongings, personal items, if it's vehicles [speaker not understood] extensive vehicles inside of a residence and they know it is my residence, please do not enter the residence. majority of the parcel i do have access on the castro area. my father has eight employees that have been there for substantial years. so, it will be determined and give me time for calendar, that's why i'm submitting information for forensicses. legal, business verbal forensic

i can't be unprofessional. and that's when i said maybe you need to pay attention to the road and leave me alone. >> reporter: what remains unclear is if an argument slowed his response when one of the passengers started pounding on the partition. a new bride and four friends died in the fire. four other women escaped. this survivor told us on may 6th that brown was on the phone when the limo was filling with smoke. >> the smoke and the fire came out. and there was a fire and he didn't stop the car. >> reporter: in an interview just days after the fire, brown expressed grief for the victims and later, his attorney denied that brown was on the phone at the time. brown said a language barrier and misunderstanding prevented him from pulling over sooner. >> thinking she is saying she would like to smoke. >> reporter: hernandez brown says they split up a month before the fire and the day of the fire the police were called to a parking lot where the two argued and brown allegedly kicked his wife's car. when reached b

lot of time trying to decide whether the woman was happy to be on his lap or not, but isn't it unprofessionalr way? >> yes. >> on both their parts if she sat down on him. >> i don't know. it's more his fault than hers. >> yeah, definitely. >> she might have been, oh, i'll get up and leave but he held on to her. >> between him and i, we know they were drunk. >> it was refreshing that we got through this whole thing and my people were slurred with a comment. >> i was going to say that. >> we celebrate your love of sweet potatoes. >> you sat there and said she wanted it the whole time. skipping that one. >> i've got something with a potato. you want that one? >> no, we're good. part of the psa and rioting. harris, you agree with greg. you said that the tape is expecting the worst in people. >> absolutely. and i think in some ways it may even be inciting it. >> but it is florida. >> well, what does that have to do with it? >> they're crazy down there. >> that's a beautiful state in our union. stop it. >> the people there. >> did you say kra as in kra kra like 1979? >> one cray is not 1979. >> i l

that is so unprofessional. >> how about the town cryer played by jon cryer. >> oh. you, everybody. thank you. news for this thursday, july 25th, 2013. now bill oh rayly. >> o'reilly factor is on. today -- >> this growing inequality, it's not just morally wrong, it's bad economics. >> but why is there inequality, mr. president? could it be that you're looking the other way? the factor will continue our reporting this evening. >>. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] ♪ >> part of the problem with young black males is many of them listen to garbage put out by the likes of lil wayne and become desensitized to positive behavior. what does al sharpton have to deal

it was bizarre and i have to say, i'm sorry, but it was unprofessional and legally uncompetent and the judge did the right thing. >> let's just cut to the quick now, cheney, how long do you think this jury will go out for, and what do you think their likely conclusion will be? i appreciate you don't know for sure but give me your reasoned experience opinion. >> my reason experience and my crystal ball i have, that i use, piers, this case obviously as you have analyzed can go anyway. it can be not guilty, murder two or manslaughter or hung jury. what i have seen, i have not seen it all. i have not seen the jury and if i had i don't know if it would be better. i believe the state has failed to prove a case of second-degree murder, and i don't think that the jury will buy that. manslaughter is a different story. i have many years of experience, over 40 in trying homicide cases and there is no such thing as one free killing. juries, when they don't have a question as to how somebody died, when they died, who caused them to die, where they died, all the things that we had none of in casey a

the case i think was in fact disingenuous, it was bizarre and i have to say, i'm sorry, it was unprofessional and legally incompetent and the judge did the right thing. >> let's cut to the quick now, cheney. how long do you think this jury will go out for and what do you think their likely conclusion is going to be? i appreciate it how long is a piece of string but give me your reasoned, experienced opinion. >> my reasoned experience and my crystal ball that i have on my credenza, this case can go any way. it can be not guilty, murder two or manslaughter. i believe the state has failed to prove a case of second degree murder. and i don't think that a jury will buy that. manslaughter is a different story. i have many years of experience, over 40 in trying homicide cases. there's no such thing as one free killing. juries when they don't have a question as to how somebody died, when they died, who calls them to die, where they died, all the things that we had none of in casey and there's a body laying there, generally somebody has a price to pay for that. now, they're going to have a hard time d

it would be unprofessional for the president to weigh in on the personal matter. >> he weighed in on the henry lewis gates -- >> and he caught a whole lot of heck for it. >> i want to play one bit of sound. trayvon martin's parents did their first round of interviews since the verdict. as i said, i want to play some sound of tracy martin, something he said on the "today" show about the role that he thinks race plays in this case. >> was he racially profiled? i think that if trayvon had been white, this wouldn't have never happened. so obviously race is playing some type of role. >> david, your response to that because obviously that's the opposite of what the juror told anderson cooper. >> and it wasn't argued on the basis of race. again, this was an argument or a prosecution that defends over was this a justifiable shooting or not. also the numbers back it up when you add significant or a number of incidents involving black youth. did he profile him as black? none of us will never over 100%. that is a fair statement. while people will have their feelings, he profiled an image of som

this is just atrocious and horrible and is unprofessional. >> let me repeat what jim said. it didn't have any affect on the impact of this. which happened to be in favor of george zimmerman. but it certainly gives you a sense of this prosecutor's office in terms of fair play in a prosecution. panel, stand by for one second. we'll have much more to talk about. right now, the heartbroken parents of trayvon martin saying they were shocked by the not guilty verdict. today sybrina fulton and tracy martin talking about the jury's decision. >> we've heard from one of the jurors, only one so far who said that trayvon played a role in his death. she said he could have walked away and gone home. what's your response to that? >> my response to that is that i think people forgetting that trayvon was a teenager. so he probably thought as a teenager, i really do believe he was afraid because he did call george zimmerman creepy. so he was afraid. >> is there something you wish the jurors knew that they didn't know? >> i wish they really knew trayvon for who he was and knew that he was a k

i can tell you that that is very unprofessional to not be in a position to control that aircraft regardless of what the auto pilot is doing. if the plane is not doing what the pilot wants he clicks all of that off and he hand flies that aircraft. >> does that suggest a question to you, then, why that would not have happened? >>. >> possibly inattentiveness. perhaps they were very tired from a ten hour flight and got distracted. maybe something else went on. >> thank you for your time today. msnbc will continue to follow this story and bring you the latest developments out of san francisco. for now, join the ed show already in progress at the essence festival in new orleans. you see the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels to trap and remove some waste. and that gelling also helps to lower some cholesterol. it even traps some carbs to help maintain healthy blood sugar levels as part of your diet. now that's one super hard working fiber. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. ♪ [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male

. >> so although i don't appreciate it, i don't respond in an unprofessional manner. most of the time, i'll turn around and walk away. >> all right, we'll get it heard. >>> coming up, another icc meeting and another unhappy inmate. >> they put crazy people in your cell, and crazy things happen. >>> and later -- bryan struggles with life on the sny, where he is forced to live among sex offenders. >> man, i don't want to know. because i still think it's a horrible crime. once you plant the seed, it just grows and grows and grows and grows. well, did you ow some owls aren't that wise? don't forget i'm having brunch with meghan tomorrow. who? meghan, my coworker. who? seriously? you've met her like three times. who? (sighs) geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> we're going to be right back. >> ruben cruz is an inmate who stabbed his cellie multiple times. >> i had just finished my short term of 22 months, and i came down from the high desert state prison for attempted murder on another inmate. this is a personal problem i had with another inmate. >>

it is not unprofessional. it is who i am and i am proud of it. i stand as a role model for other young african-american women who are coming up who are looking for other women in leadership roles to look like them to aspire to. what theely echo congresswoman said. do not be afraid to stand up and let your light shine. 2002, ou google me from you will see a totally different person. [laughter] consultants, they feel justified to change you completely. they said cut your hair, darken it. my campaign photo is in a red turtleneck. my campaign said dress conservatively, and that is what they made me. i am not comfortable that way. i would say to you, the comfortable with who you are. it makes a difference when you are out there meeting people, banking the people. if you are not comfortable with people. -- thanking the if you are not comfortable with what you are wearing or the way your hair is, it is going to show. i am not trying to hire another political consultant because they will tell me, cut your hair, darken it, not where hee ls. i do not want

they were not only unprofessional and unbecoming a lawyer, who just succeeded in a case.r drive a wedge. and i think spur us to say that we're going to insist that justice be done in this case. we have as a father a young boy. this is a boy who lost his life. not a grown man who lost his life not at the hands of another teenager, not of another boy, but of a man. an unarmed teenager. i think from the very beginning, but for ben crump and the fact that the local community invited the civil rights leadership into this case, this matter would have been swept under the rug. and that's exactly what zimmerman and forces around him wanted to occur. we stop that from occurring and i think we want to send a strong message of solidarity with the parents and the family, but we want to send the message, this is not over and we'll continue. >> the other piece looking forward is legislative. there's talk about what laws can be changed in florida. you're familiar with what's on the books in virginia. >> yes. >> i'm curious if you can compare what the sort of situation is in florida, how

it is not unprofessional. it is who i am and i am proud of it. i stand as a role model for other young african-american women who are coming up who are looking for other women in leadership roles to look like them to aspire to. i absolutely echo what the congresswoman said. do not be afraid to stand up and >> do youlight shine. want to answer that. from 2002,oogle me you will see a totally different picture. when you hire consultants, they feel justified in changing you completely. i campaign photo was a red turtleneck. they asked me to dress very conservatively. that is what they made me. over the years, i have not been come to bowl that way. -- i have not been comfortable that way. i would just say to you, be comfortable with who you are. it makes a difference. if you are not comfortable with what you're wearing, the way your hair is, what ever jewelry you are wearing, it's going to show. consultants are great, but they are also kind of negatives. i am trying not to higher -- to hire political consultants in the next race. told thatg not to be

correct that you could not share information with some local police departments or stop were unprofessional and corrupt and were not going to handle the information correctly. this is not true today. there are probably some exceptions. with the fbi should do is make certain that they have the ability to communicate with local police. if that means going to the local police commissioner and saying that they have to tighten up their departments and solve these problems, the fbi should do that. particularly since the new threat that we are facing is one where we are looking for people in america's communities and neighborhoods. the fbi cannot do that. it confounds me. their failure -- not their failure to warn, but their failure to not ask for help. >> i think that is right. if you are on the joint terrorism task force, you should have access to this information. in this case, the question would be, what do those police officers do after the fbi goes out and interview tsarnaev and says he is not right. let us assume that that was a reasonable conclusion. how can police pick up what the fbi no

cases that you couldn't share information with some local police department because they were unprofessional, they were corrupt, they weren't going to handle the information correctly. that's largely not true today. and probably some exceptions to that. but what the fbi should do is make certain that it has the ability to communicate with local police. and if that means going to the local police commissioner and saying, you have to tighten up your department, you have too solve these problems so we can share with you, the fbi should do that. particularly since the new threat we're facing is a threat where we're going to be looking for people in america's communities, in america's neighborhoods, in america's homes, the fbi can't possibly do that. the thing that confounds me about this, which as i said before, it's not a so much their failure to warn but their failure to ask for help, which they needed. >> congressman, think the mayor is exactly right. if you're on the joint terrorism task force, you have a cleans you should have access to this information. now, in this case, the question woul

correct in many cases even share information with some local police departments because they were unprofessionaland corrupt and they were going to handle the information correctly. that is largely not true today. but what the fbi should do is make certain that it has the ability to communicate with local police. you have to solve these problems and i think the fbi should do that. the new threat we are facing this in america's communities and neighborhoods and in america's homes. the fbi can't possibly do that. it is not so much the failure to warn, but the failure to ask for help. which in this case, they needed. >> if you are on the joint terrorism task force, we have a clearance and perhaps we should ask about this. in this case from the question is what do those police officers, what can they do in working with our home department after the fbi says he is not a threat. just assuming that is a reasonable conclusion. how can the police pick up what the fbi no longer can cover. my understanding is the fbi and law enforcement level, actually engage without mosque in the past on engagement front,

correct that you could not share information with some local police departments or stop were unprofessional and corrupt and were not going to handle the information correctly. this is not true today. there are probably some exceptions. with the fbi should do is make certain that they have the ability to communicate with local police. if that means going to the local police commissioner and saying that they have to tighten up their departments and solve these problems, the fbi should do that. particularly since the new threat that we are facing is one where we are looking for people in america's communities and neighborhoods. the fbi cannot do that. it confounds me. their failure -- not their failure to warn, but their failure to not ask for help. >> i think that is right. if you are on the joint terrorism task force, you should have access to this information. in this case, the question would be, what do those police officers do after the fbi goes out and interview tsarnaev and says, he is not right. let us assume that that was a reasonable conclusion. how can police pick up what the fbi no

i can't really talk because i have you know, clients in the car, and i can't be unprofessional.n argument slowed his response from a passenger started pounding on the partition. the attorney denies he was on the phone at the time of the fire. a new bride and four of her friends died on the san mateo bridge. the carnage is still under investigation. four other women escaped. >>> when reached by phone, orville brown responded, i have no comment other than to say there will be a full investigation. >>> a look at weather and traffic right after this break. [ glenn stonebarger ] we are a family farm. she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ >>> welcome back. time 9:28. happy monday to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren