i do not think that makes me an unreasonable person. mr. trotter when you say you speak on behalf of millions of women out there who believe an ar-15 makes them safer, there were a lot of giggles in the room, and that explains the dilemma. the people who were giggling were saying to you, that is crazy. nobody i know thinks that way. which reminds me of the harvard professor who said i cannot believe mcgovern lost. everyone i knew voted for him. i bet there are people on our side that cannot believe obama won because everyone they know voted against him. the point is, we have different perspectives on this. the reason i will oppose the legislation, chief johnston, is because i respect what you do as a law-enforcement officer. has your budget been cut? >> yes. >> will it be cut in the future? >> i am optimistic that it is not. >> because of the fiscal state of affairs we have, there will be less police officers, not more, over the next decade. response time will be more, not less. so, mr. kelly, i really do want to get guns out of the hands o

i don't think that it was unreasonable for someone after two years to not remember precisely the search that was conducted. with respect to the e-mail, this is not an e-mail that asks... he was a cc, on it, it is addressed from mr. beul to mr. dalton. and it certainly expresses an opinion of mr. buel as to the participants and the panel, it does not suggest that there was going to be some official action or that they were asking the panel not to occur. and to me, this does fall into category four as the e-mail that did not need to be responded to. and that it meets the other requirements. and you know, all of that being said, i understand mr. wooding your frustration here. and i can see why you think that it feels like a cover up, because e-mails get deleted that are inflammatory and it is possible that it was deleted by the desire to prevent it from being disclosed. but as far as the law requires, and what he is required to maintain it does not appear to fit within a document for which retention was required. >> i don't know. my fellow commissioners. >> i guess the question that i have

of appeals agreed that the taking of the dna violated the fourth amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure. the conviction was overturned and the supreme court will have the final word. >> when the government conducts a search, it needs to have either a warrant and something else, and in this case, the government had neither. >> some justices. it is effective, right? you're not suggesting the state would swap students for dna? identifying those that commit crimes. a decision by the court is expected in june. at the supreme court, wbal tv 11 news. >> 25-year-old justin beaumont's mental health status has been under review the last three weeks. he made his way, handguns and ammunition. they are due for a review tomorrow morning. there are three days left, and we have team coverage of what it means for you. tim has been monitoring the massive impact and we will continue with steve in washington who is monitoring the latest. >> 64% of the polls said that republicans are taking a partisan approach and that is the finding that seems to validate the obama battle plan. >> of the

some agree it violated his protection against unreasonable search and seizure. >> the fourth amendment ho presumptively requires that when the government conducts a search, it have a warrant or some level of individualized suspicion. in this case, the government had neither. >> they argue that dna as a potent tool, it brings concerns of how far police want to go. >> everybody that comes to get a driver's license? it is effective, right? another asked, you would not suggest the state would swap students? >> it would be the primary means of identification. >> the question that justices as during argument, it is expected in june. >> 88 households will not receive more than $1 billion in damages after a gas bill contaminated the water wells in 2006. this is after they struck down a guilty verdict against the exxon mobil corp. prosecutors claim the company committed fraud in dealing with public officials. that is dependent on wells for drinking water. they awarded the billion dollars in punitive damages and portions must also be reversed. damages or intended to penalize defendants while com

unlawful, unreasonable search and seizure.dna is the road map to the most personal information. why should the government be able to take it before you are convicted? >> you have to strike a balance. they put in unreasonable. i'm a big fan of the bill of rights and the fourth amendment. this particular case out of maryland is a gentlemen named alonzo king, a rapist, a monster and they were able to gather under the state of maryland dna collection law some dna samples on him and thus linking him to a previously unsolved case. we do all kinds of things to people before conviction, alan. sometimes we put them in prison before they are convicted. we certainly fingerprint them. this a dna collection is really not all that much more invasive than fingerprints. >> because we do all kinds of things to people before conviction doesn't make it right. i'm surprised to hear a conservative such as your isself to say the government can this this information to your health h history and family history and all kinds of information they can gl

should share the burden of the air station, and that moving it within okinawa would be unfair and unreasonable. >> prime minister abe tried to regain the trust of the okinawan people. i don't think it would work. this central government tried to listen to okinawan people and tried to solve the problems based on the okinawan people's request. >> reporter: abe stressed that the japan/u.s. alliance is an essential element over his foreign policy. he says he hopes to transfer the relationship when he meets u.s. president barack obama. relocating the futenma air station will likely be a key issue for japan/u.s. relations. nhk world, okinawa. >>> people living in spain are upset about what they are reading. what's did the accused say? >> they say they are innocent but have yet to show proof. people in spain are angry. a corruption scandal, even the prime minister is threatening to derail economic reform. more than ten ruling party executives have been taking kick backs for many years. the publication says the prime minister pocketed as much as $3000 a year from construction firms and other businesse

. >> it's unreasonable to expect that the u.s. will have specific evidence about a plot. instead, this allows some flexibility. >> the obama administration says that it is confident the strikes follow federal and international law. >>> sometime this week the pentagon expected to announce a major policy change that would extend some military benefits to same sex spouses. ld soon have access to things like housing privileges and recreational activities. the allowances would not cover health care benefits. military would likely require documentation that designates a service member's same sex partner. >>> one year away from the winter olympics. why there's already a little concern that mother nature won't cooperate. >>> also, a terrifying crime caught on tape at a local jewelry store. what the robbers used that paralyzed everybody inside. >>> a rescue in an iconic park is caught on camera. >>> temperatures are back where they belong in time of year. weather and traffic on the 1s, next. (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a

supreme court will find doma cases unreasonable. colleagues i hope i can for your support. we have a number of speakers to speak. >> good morning, controller's office. this legislation if passed by the board of supervisors and signed by the mayor would take effect next fiscal year and the department or the city's payroll division would administer the benefits through a one-time annual payment based on actual information we would receive from the health service system. as to the number and the name of the individual employee that has same-sex or domestic partner insurance as a co-dependent and then we would calculate the amount in accordance to the proposed legislation, which would be 20% of the premium that is associated with that dependent. and and if as supervisor farrell said the doma is overturned and/or same-sex marriage becomes legal on a national basis we do expect that the federal irs requirements would be similar to that of the state and there would be no financial penalty and therefore, this would be moot at this point. be we would be prepared to make the payment

. >> that's not unreasonable comparison to make. >> you could buy one of these robots and it would be like getting a chinese worker. >> jon: it did for a second seem like steve croft was looking to buy some chinese workers. i picked up a couple of chinese guys for $10,000 each. good deal? no, what? 60 minutes is so stuffy. give me a news man i can relate to. >> a lot of items about the health and well being including the fact that full-on -- facebook can full-on bum you out. >> jon: thank you bra. talk to me in the language of the youth which makes me feel good because we're both very, very old. what about facebook puts us at risk for the bumming. >> researchers call it facebook envy. it's the act of viewing your friends fabulous vacations, lovely children, attractive friends and great social lives. the research showed it can leave people feeling lonely, frustrated and angry. [ laughter ] >> jon: i'm not a doctor, but if you get upset because other people are happy, it seems your problem might not be facebook but that you are an (bleep). [ laughter ] who are these (bleep)? >> the stud

they have become more unreasonable, i would say. i do not think we are going to get much of anything now. but this is not going away. >> nina is right. it is rather fascinating to watch the dynamic of t thehe nra, at this point. david cain the president, the white-haired man, is the good cop. longtime conservative leader. a longtime nra board member. he has actually come out for universal background checks. lapierre is the more strident, more bombasticic, take no prisoners. this is a losing fight for the nra. if we punish people fomaking false statements on mortgage applications that some bank will be hurt, when itit comes to gun that is even more serious. >> i think the background check will pass, over 90% approval in public opinion polls maybe the size of the magagazine clip. a limit of 10. i think the assault weapons ban which woululd be a recapitulation of what we tried in 1994 is less likely. in the end, it will not make a difference, the same as the one in 1994. thproblem is this. it grandfathered in the weapons the people alr

the unreasonable conditions are claimed to have delayed the opening by four months which owners say cost the casino millions and cost the city at least $300,000 the in revenues. >> we just want to be treated like any other normal business would be who is legal and permitted in the city of san jose and we feel we are not being. we feel there's a double standard out there and we just want to have a level playing field. >> the lawsuit claims richard teng, administrators of the department's gaming control had a conflict of interest and used his position of power to carry out a campaign of that is rasment. >> in deposition, mr. cheng admitted to working for tribal casinos. that concerns us. tribal casinos in the state, outside the state are competition and they would love to see this ka soo he know go out of wisdom. >> with a phone interview today, richard teng said there's no conflict. and all the work as an independent contractor has approved. he said that he had not worked with any casino since 1985. the representative of casino m8trix said he will leave it to the courts to get to the bott

nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes the...ina tucker remembers the hope returning. uh, you remember his saying, "there's nothing to fear but fear itself." he had his fireside talks... and, uh... uh, the people listened to them all over the united states. they made it a point to have nothing to do during those fireside talks. they sort of... it seemed to me a sacred time, uh, as if a father was talking to his children who were afraid. it was in that period of despair that roosevelt did one great thing. he experimented. if this didn't work, try something else. this nation is asking for action and action now! march 1933 was the bottom of the depression. slowly the economy inched upwards. keynes visited washington in 1934 to meet with roosevelt. the meeting was not a success. fdr had such a lack of interest in economics... his interest was not simply zero. it was, if it could be, negative. he was concerned with how things worked, but not analytically. he wanted to have confidence that somebody who was patient could advise him. key

anywhere from a 30-second standing in front of a judge to hours' of litigation, i don't think it's unreasonable to say that you can extrapolate for that that is indicative of the total workload and especially if you consider and you understand the nature of the work, and you understand that actually the most complex cases the district attorney's office handles are never represented by the public defender, like cases on the special prosecution side. yet we do not intend to inflate those numbers by saying that we're spending in this particular white-collar crime case thousands of hours when we know that would not be representative of many of the other work that we do. court events represent how many times a lawyer is in front of the judge, regardless of the time. any time that there is a public defender there, there is going to be a district attorney. if you have a complex case for the public defender, you have a complex case for the district attorney. and i would argue, and i know mr. mar, you are an attorney and it's much more difficult to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt, then it is to s

should share the burden of the air station and that moving it within okinawa would be unfair and unreasonable. >> whatever the prime minister abe tried to gain the trust of the okinawan people, i don't think it would work unless they try to listen to okinawa and try to solve the problems based on the okinawan people's request. >> reporter: abe stressed that the japan/u.s. alliance is an essential element of his policy. he says he hopes to transfer the relationship when he meets u.s. president barack obama. relocating the futenma air station will likely be a key issue of japan/u.s. relations. nhk world, okinawa. >>> japan's finance minister taro aso pushed his government's big fix for japan's economy at the diet on monday. he told lawmakers the details of the draft supplementary budget worth over $100 billion. the speech marks the start of debate with the opposition bloc over the government's key policy. prime minister shinzo abe has pledged to tackle japan's stubborn deflation and finally trigger economic revival. nhk world reports. >> translator: we must pull the country out of prolonged def

unreasonably warm weather as we head into your bay area wednesday. cooler start with mild days.ast, very dry. we're not seeing a lot in the way. as you look in the 5 day, there is nothing here. the next five i have being yellow as well. not looking at any significant rain headed our way. i guess you enjoy it while it lasts. hope the rain starts getting together pretty soon here. >> let's hope so. thank you, bill. >>> today is an especially proud day for all of us here atk . oakland mayor has declared today rita williams day in the city. rita is retiring from ktvu after 35 years. we can say with all certainty we are so proud to call her our colleague and our friend. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00, on tv 36 we are following breaking news in santa cruz where two police officers have been killed in a gun fight. also the mayor has made his next supervisor choice. what do voters say. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> mark is here now with sports. boy, an interesting development involving the oakland raiders. >> well, it could be. any operation you care to mention you can never hav

the value added tax increase is i think it's inappropriate and unjustified and unreasonable and too hasty. what happened to well that's to reminded president do you remember you promised to review the european treaty you didn't do that here in germany said a three percent deficit isn't real but now only say it's possible etc etc you can't not do what you promised meanwhile recent polls show a little rise in the fringes of movie breaking into four percent january and december's forty percent the more you see salons to office in may. every week that is a new subject to discuss in the french media and to draw people's attention from the real problems like gay manager deployed you are now in mali the strategy may work but not for long. after a land won the french election last year some analysts described his victory as a victory against his predecessor. rather the long now of the scene many of the fans to the team that wins in the. months of a long presidency have been anything but sunny happenings and even his one staunch supporters predict even harder times lie ahead for the leader of the

. >> we're not looking for unreasonable measures. >> many gun owners say the governor's bill as exactly that, setting the stage for intense debate over who can and can't own a gun in maryland. >> the proposal in the house of sell gaits -- delegates is taking a different route. he wants people to look into both sides of the issue. >>> a handful of celebrities are in dc to push for tougher laws. chris bennett and chris rock joining the cause. today they spoke at an event for mayors against illegal guns. they want to ban the sale of assault weapons and issue background checks for all gun sells. >> my own children will never have a gun. no guns in my house. they're not allowed. i just believe that assault weapon weapons were invented for war. >> critics say president obama's gun control proposals will undermine the constitutional right to own a gun. >>> police are charging a man with trespassing at a high school. 25-year-old jason bu month was arrested for trying to get inside north county high on mound. the once former student didn't have any weapons on him but he had an empty gun holster

they have become more unreasonable, i would say. i do not think we are going to get much of anything now, but this is not going away. >> mean that is right. it is fasciting to watch the dynamic of the nra, at this point. david cain, he is sort of the good cop, the president's of the organization. longtime conservative leader. he is a longtime nra board member. he has actually come out for universal background check. lapierre is the more strident, bombastic, take no prisoners. this is a losing fight for the nra. if we punish people for making false statements on mortgage applications, some bank will be hurt. when it comes down to a gun, this is more serious. >> charles? >> i think the background check will pass. 90% approval in public opinion polls. maybe the size of the magazine clip. a limit of 10. on the assault weapons ban, ich a recapitulation to what we tried in 1994, is not likely to pass, but in the end, it would not make a difference. the problem is this. they grandfathered in the weapon that people already have. 300 million

obviously, ray, we say that the fourth amendment protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures. and the main way that protection is enforced is through a warrant. well today maryland was arguing that the d.n.a. swab here is not very intrusive. it's very comparable to fingerprinting which has been around for almost a century. and also that an arrestee has a redud exctatn of piva which is one of the things that the court balances. it looks at whether there was a reasonable expectation of privacy in the things searched versus what interest is served for the government in doing this particular search. >> suarez: if you've been arrested, there's a difference between taking your d.n.a. and, for instance, locking down a whole block and taking a sample from every manjoo maryland would say yes because maryland law has limits on how that d.n.a. is to be used. maryland argued that it's used primarily for ientification purposes, but it also serves an interest in giving judges more information to make bail decisions and, yes, it does help solve unsolved crimes. so the justices were pushing b

. >> i think from what i have seen on the video and the staff that has seen it think it's not unreasonable what officers did. >> well. i can't. >> reporter: clark faces two counts of resisting arrest. protestors called for the charges to be dropped. they also criticized the department for failing to punish the officers involved. >>> tonight a candle light vigil will be held in fairfield to remember the life of janell conway allen. the teenager's naked body was found. tonight's vigil begins at 6:20 tonight at allen park. >>> meanwhile detectives in sonoma county say they are following several strong leads in tuesday's triple homicide. three men were found shot to death inside a in forestville. investigators link the killings to a botched marijuana deal. one of the men killed grew up in petaluma and was a avid snow border. they are also following leads on two other victims who were out of state. >>> happening now people on the east coast are prepare for a lot of snow. the snow has already started to fall. a dangerous blizzard will bring two to three feet of snow. emergency management teams a

the casino filed a lawsuit last week saying the city's unreasonable and unlawful conditions delayed the business by opening for four months. the lawsuit also claims one city official gave other rival casinos preferential treatments because he's a consultant. >>> the number of shark attacks in the u.s. last year reached the highest level in ten years. that's according to richers at the university of -- researchers at the university of florida who say there were 53 attacks. florida had 26 attacks. hawaii, 10. california had five shark attacks last year, including one that was fatal. researchers say as water recreation grows, we should expect to see increases to shark encounters. >>> well, had some fog this morning. that brought a little bit of a cooler pattern here. most of the fog has been pushed out to sea. it's sunny. temperatures are down about 5, 6 degrees compared to yesterday. there's that little bit of fog hanging on. it looks like on the mendocino coast. northern sonoma coast. we had a push and that burned off fast. by about 9:00, it held off. probably be back tonight into recall

i don't think that it is unreasonable that if someone is hanging out that does not have business there that the parking attendant says can i help you, no we need you to leave this area. >> there are enough officers if there were an issue they will be able to come over. >> no one from the parking lot contacted the officers and said that there is an issue in the lot prior to 2 a.m. or 1:55? >> that i don't know, i talked to officer omera from the sfbd permits and he said that the people from the lot did call, whether it was in response to the large-scale fight or calls before, i'm not sure. >> okay. and then those... i have a different question, but i will see if anybody has questions first. >> i had a question about the seller. i think that over the last six months, on and off i just noticed them pop up for different incidents. is there any sort of a trend there or an issue of security. i have not heard of an assault the way that you just described in the past, but i am curious if you are noticing? >> i have found them to be spuradic and i am being aproefd by the officers saying hey, wh

. >> the card club is claiming that cities unreasonable and unlawful conditions related from opening but -- cystic clays that fan san jose officials including chris moore gave a rival casino preferential treatment. they lost a legal challenge last year over permits to open the casino. >> president obama is just now wrapping up the state of the union address. we will go live to capitol hill and hear about the one topic making headlines. >> an emotional game dedicated to a critically injured teen. why the players and parents are urging better traffic control. >> back here is just -- were looking for warmer days and we'll let you know how long it will be in your neighborhood as we head towards wednesday >> back now to breaking news. cnn is reporting that several law enforcement sources have confirmed that fugitive ex- lapd officer stupar dorner is dead. they say his body was discovered in a burned-out cabin near where she got killed a san bernardino sheriffs deputy. he is now suspected in four killings for being fired by lapd. they reported hearing a single gunshot as they headed toward

nothing about his behavior suggested that he was violent in any fashion or he was unreasonable or would take such drastic steps. >> trace: consider the time line he was discharged from the navy after being passed over for promotion. the bodies were found riddled with bullets in a parking garage his father led to the hearing that led to him being fired. still there were no suspects until the manifesto was posted on facebook and they noticed that the father was noted in a quote, i never had the opportunity to have a family of my own. i am now terminating yours. look at aware wives and husbands directly in the face and tell them the truth as to why your children are dead. an all-points bulletin was issued. wednesday night he tried to steal a boat in san diego. the boat wouldn't start. three hours later he pulled over by lapd officers, he got out and opened fire with a rifle grazing one of the officers, but then he got away. another alert was put out. 15 minutes later, he ambushed two other police officers, one of them was killed. a third alert was put out and yesterday afternoon, they fina

senator from nebraska and decorated vietnam vet is not supportive of israel and is unreasonably sympathetictor john mccain says he does not believe hagel is qualified but his nomination should not be held up any further. president obama has been angered by republicans delaying him from completing his national security team. >> a man goes for a hike in the northern california foothills and ends up with unwanted company. the frightening encounter that had him calling 9-1-1. >> parents, do your kids spend hours watching tv? it is not the time if >> pressure is mounting on president obama to make protecting the environment a top priority. hundreds rallied to gather against the keystone pipeline calling for moving oil from canada to the gulf of mexico through several states. >> a larger demonstration took place in washington, dc, with a group voicing opposition to the keystone pipeline, as well calling for the president and congress to take more action on climate change. >> northern california hiker is safe after a face-to-face stand off with a mountain lion north of sacramento that lasted for a

our withdrawal from the treaty will protect us from the iaea's unreasonable actions. >> reporter: the standoff led to the six-party talks aimed at persuading the north koreans to abandon their nuclear program. the negotiations started in 2003 with china acting as chair. >> translator: we've agreed to work ward denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the process toward a peaceful resolution has already begun. >> reporter: six-party talk members issued a joint statement in 2005. it included a north korean pledge to abandon all nuclear weapons and existing programs in exchange for energy assistance. but they didn't follow through. scientists in the north carried out their first nuclear test about a year later. u.n. security council members repeatedly adapted resolutions and presidential statements with the country from carrying out these tests. less than three years later the north koreans did it again. >> translator: our experiment is from start to finish a countermeasure against the u.s. nuclear threat. >> reporter: late north korean leader kim jong-il promoted a so-called military f

i think it's inappropriate and unjustified and unreasonable and too hasty. what happened to well that's to remind the presidents do you remember you promised to review the european treaty you didn't do that here in germany set a three percent deficit isn't real but now only say it's possible etc etc you can't not do what you promised meanwhile recent polls show a little rise in the fringe of disapproval rating to four percent january to december forty percent the more you see salons to office in may. every week that is a new subject to discuss in the french media and to draw people's attention from the real problems like gay monitor deployed you are now mali this strategy may work but not for long. after all land won the french election last year some analysts described his victory as a victory against his predecessor. rather the long now of the seemingly faster than. in the. months of a long presidency have been anything but sunny and even his one staunch supporters predict even harder times lie ahead for the leader of the country's municipal elections in t

i am not here to argue or ask for anything unreasonable. just hoping that you will give us some leniency andtry to give us some mercy on this case, which is a small family business, trying to keep our doors open. we have been in business for the last 16 years. i have clean record with all departments. for the last few years we have been hit very hard by the recession and economy and it's been hard to keep our doors as well. we like to comply with the ordinance, with any laws that come through. just this particular matter is kind of confusing and that is why we got into this argument. and we're hoping to resolve it and get better results from this. thank you very much. >> mr. shahin, this case has been continued a number of times. one of the reasons you have brought forth was to exhaust your inventory of tobacco. has that been accomplished? >> we removed most of the stuff. i bought since the health department allowed me to do the hooka lounge since 2005, i bought inventory and i had to fix the ceiling and put in fans and spent over $40,000 o

which doesn't seem unreasonable given the area. and, you know, he has had -- i'm familiar with cesar's palace in the past. i grew up in the mission, so, i'm very familiar with it and i think that this is reasonable at this time. >> i was actually -- was asking -- >> definitely -- >> no, i understand the 15. i think cesar -- thank you, officer, yeah. cesar, i think you remember class cat, diana is my partner. you know, glass cat. you've been there with the salsa and i know what you do and it's a great thing because now we don't do salsa any more. there's no place -- >>> there's no place to do that. >> no place to go. i'm saying these three security guards you have, either somebody you're going to have on your staff or somebody you'll hire from the outside? >>> i'll have deputy sheriffs working for the club. >> deputy sheriffs. >>> deputy sheriffs [speaker not understood]. that's better than that i cannot have. it would be nice if san francisco or [speaker not understood] -- >> as long as you feel comfortable they're doing the job fo

supreme court will find doma cases unreasonable. colleagues i hope i can for your support. we have a number of speakers to speak. >> good morning, controller's office. this legislation if passed by the board of supervisors and signed by the mayor would take effect next fiscal year and the department or the city's payroll division would administer the bene