they are unresponsive to us as it relates to further nuclear arms reduction. they are unresponsive when they violate the rights of gay and lesbians including foreign visitors who would come to russia and be arrested. they are unresponsive when they stop the adoptions by americans of russian children. i look at that and think it's time to pause and think about the relationship and how to pursue it in a way to promote the national security and interest of the united states. >> do you think that ed snowden would get a ir trial in the united states? >> i think he could get a fair trial in the united states. and i think that the concern here is that in -- in going to china and going to russia and in particular with respect to the authorities that he's meeting with in russia, i think this further compounds the problem for u.s. intelligence. and i think we have existing whistle blower capabilities here in the united states. on a regular basis, whistle blowers come forward, give information to congress, and we attempt to address those issues. going to china and going

they are unresponsive to us as it relates to further nuclear arms reduction. they are unresponsive when they violate the rights of gay and lesbians including foreign visitors who would come to russia and be arrested. they are unresponsive when they stop the adoptions by americans of russian children. i look at that and think it's time to pause and think about the relationship and how to pursue it in a way to promote the national security and interest of the united states. >> do you think that ed snowden would get a fair trial in the united states? >> i think he could get a fair trial in the united states. and i think that the concern here is that in -- in going to china and going to russia and in particular with respect to the authorities that he's meeting with in russia, i think this further compounds the problem for u.s. intelligence. and i think we have existing whistle blower capabilities here in the united states. on a regular basis, whistle blowers come forward, give information to congress, and we attempt to address those issues. going to china and goin

in this case a dog charged an officer who was investigating a man that he had seen that was unresponsive and slumped over -- he was slumped over the dog and the dog charged and the officer fired twice and that was determined to be in policy. those were the cases we reviewed and forwarded to through the fdrb to the chief. you have the reports i believe. they were submitted june 26. we will get into it in a moment and i prepared this last week and there are some changes and i will put you on your toes. in the second quarter and the open case from 2011 as you see in the copies that you have we have five cases open and the status is pending and close the helped report and finish off the investigative investigation and i got it for 005 and that is moving forward. good news. 2012 cases, the open cases are these six. 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006. those are open investigations and the other cases are 13-001, 002, 003, 004. that case was presented at the fdrb. that was the accidental discharge. 005, 006, 00 seven, so we have the two cases -- one case they mentioned closed. 13-004. a new case was

designed i'm sure it was a sound like idea but the area has changed to annoy that it almost is unresponsible. the fact there's going to be a turn around from a new park open for the public that's being planned from a preschool that's operating just up the coroner from residential that's being built outside that will have hundreds of units. it didn't make sense. i know there's an issue with the money but for the hill and a dog patch it in make sense. it should be moved to a more local location such as a 26 accounting street. and i hope this study can be done soon and something can be happening for all streets to open up transit for our parts of the city that's growing and changing everyday. this is not the by the way, to do it. this is one of the things that will go into place and it will take more money to move it at that point >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names) and that's the last person who submitted a speaker card. >> good afternoon. >> thank you for your patience. i'm madeline i founded the organization of polk to polk around the polk street light initiative to have t

theink it is fair to say generals have been totally unresponsive to restoring democracy. they just appointed 25 provincial governors. 19 of them are governors -- generals. repression,utal make no mistake about it. >> this is not just a situation of the generals opposing the egyptian people. are in a real clash with the muslim brotherhood. they do not see this as a way where they can cooperate and reach conciliation. their choice is just to bring them down. >> let us look at the history. 1952, they overthrow the king. stole a watch from winston churchill, how the world's biggest collection of pornography. now we have more say, democratically elected, he is gone, now what is new? how can there be any hope for democracy down the road? >> i have been to egypt about six times. i was there during the mubarak era. the place was shut down, military everywhere. if they pull that back, as we did under morsi, something else steps into the vacuum. what came in did not throw the people. the muslim brotherhood was taking the country in a direction that a lot of egyptians in the middle

. >> former president mubarak a sat unresponsive as he came on trial once again for complicity in the deaths of protesters. on court orders, he was released from jail thursday and put under house arrest in a move that has angered many. the proceedings of then adjourned until mid-september. security forces were on high alert in cairo. the case against the muslim brotherhood leader (. opened. this trial has been adjourned until october. he has been charged with incitement to violence. mor e unrest following si's removal last month. man says he trusts the judiciary. he maintains that everyone is equal in the eyes of the law. neither the trial or mubarak case is set to be a short affair. they fear that will be the same for the conflict. >> in a few minutes, we will have all of this weekend sports action, including formula one. first, a look at other headlines around the world. haverities in myanmar restored order after a mob burned down shops and homes. officials say the violence flared as rumors spread that a muslim man had attempted to rape a buddhist woman. police in india have arreste

unresponsive flight control. the rings may be unengaged.to initiate the ring engagement procedure. >> i knew something was up. >> pilot in command determined that he is a good mate. >> you are kidding me? >> he will always love and honor you. >> is she still reading this? >> yes. she's probably scared thinking, what? it's probably not computing yempt and she reads on the checklist, the famous words, will you marry me? >> i would have said no. no! he just scared you to death. i would have punched him. >> you are missing the point. your life is in good hands with this man. you will always be safe. he's got the ring up there. puts it on her finger. >> are they still going down on a nose dive? >> that's what she wondered. she goes, so there was no emergency? after all of that she still wanted to make sure the plane wasn't really going down. >> this is a total dude engagement thing. >> yeah. >> this is not a chicken gaugement. >> i like it. >> that's why we like it. >> you're upset that it actually happened to you. >> because my heart is racing.

deputies responded to a home on buena vista avenue in livermore 11 days ago on a report of an unresponsive infant. he was taken to the hospital with a head injury and died three days later. investigators determined the father was responsible for the injury. livermore police arrested the child's father, 26-year-old robert daily the third yesterday after a brief chase. >>> we have developing news that just came into the ktvu newsroom in the last 30 minutes. the man suspected of kidnapping a teenage girl out of san diego county has been spotted in idaho, the sheriff's office says people on horse back saw james dimaggio and 16-year-old hannah anderson in a rugged area of cascade, idaho. authorities later found dimaggio's car covered in brush. they say the license plate had been removed from the car but the vin number matched. the horseback riders who spotted dimaggio and anderson said they appeared to be in good health but right now they are both still missing. dimaggio is suspected of killing anderson's mother and another unidentified child, likely her eight-year-old brother and then setting

it was completely -- he was completely unresponsive. >> police are in facing the circumstances of the first accident as well as the follow up crash. the driver of the suv remained on scene. >>> police in south san francisco will be on the lookout for motorcycle riders who are speeding or under the influence this weekend. they plan to conduct a special enforcement operation tomorrow. officers will also be looking for riders who are being reckless or making illegal traffic maneuvers. the operation comes after two deadly dui motorcycle crashes. >>> the man in charge of monitoring the oakland police department is criticizing the force. thomas fraser calls the police response disappointing. he says upgrading the intelligence system is a priority. >>> today san francisco hosts a conference to combat child sex trafficking. earlier this month a nation- wide fbi sting recovered 105 children and arrested 150 alleged pimps. the pay area saw -- the bay area saw the highest with 12 children and 18 arrests. they will focus on policy enforcement, and victim support. >>> the city of richmond is plann

tony yall was found unresponsive and family members did cpr and he was eventually taken to the hospital. he was pronounced dead, but 45 minutes later as nurses prepared for his family, he started showing signs of life. his cardiologist says this is beyond rare. >> for the last 20 years i've never seen anybody who we have pronounced dead and actually basically saw there was no activity when whee stopped doing all our efforts and then for him to come back, i never seen it. actually, i never heard of it. >> yahl says there's only one factor that seemed to work. they say it was simply divine. >>> well, the illegal drug trade is a major problem that plagues a lot of communities around the country. however, up next we're going to e the unique way one sheriff is letting drug dealers know they are not welcome in his community. >>> plus paying for your child to play high school sports. this is a debate that's going on right now. we'll tell you why a new policy in hartford county has some parents threatening to take legal action. ççç >>> u.p.s. says because of the president's new healthcare plan

process where the guards are if a he needed pain killers and left as they found out the prisoner was unresponsive the revelations came amid the white house's renewed efforts to close the facility that's already burned up to nearly five billion dollars since being opened a former guantanamo prison released groundless accusations against him told us it takes a lot to endure the torture. just to. those . honest man's. eyes states five years in going. on the torture. even when i was clear that i'm not a terrorist and i have never been involved in any kind of terrorist activities this was proved by the american government themselves i myself have been also on hunger strike during my time with and went on and. that's why they i know where you are and how difficult and hard it is to be on hunger strike and. i know nobody in guantanamo won't go to hunger strike. if they will go and have really big problems they have to fight through to a healthy and don't go give up their hope. it's good to have you with us here on our. web site for this hour too young to drink alcohol but old enough to own a weapon. it

question of whether or not if i was being set too low by drums or armed conflict and that has made unresponsivech more easy response. almost too easy for a response. can you talk about that? >> there is the other issue about violating other countries sovereignty that it is much harder to send in troops. it is really not going to last for very long because local people will find out. sending a manned aircraft we have a past history of them being shot down and pilots being captured. so the drones are way to violate the sovereignty. in some cases without the local people knowing about it. in the cases of pakistan and yemen, the only reason the local people found out about it was thanks to bradley manning and wiki leaks. the reason is because when the cables were linked to the show correspondence between the leadership in pakistan and in yemen that said you use the drones and we will pretend that it is our military doing them. when that information came out of the to the public in most countries, it caused quite an outcry and it is one of the reasons for the arab spring through the dictatorship bec

and papers imply that a thief took it as chaos erupted in the rome room once the actor was found unresponsive. >>> guilt got the best of a couple of robbers. they broke into a center that helps battered women. and when the news spread about that theft they had a change of heart. they gave the items back with a note. >> we had no idea what they were taking. here is your stuff back. we hope that you guys can continue to make a difference in people's lives. >> the thieves got in through the ceiling in a heist and it was over in a matter of minutes. >> it is now 6:27. check in with sal for a look at the commute. you know the bay bridge is it is a normal commute. there is a backup of course as it would be. westbound at the toll plaza. and there is nothing unusual as you can tell. if you are driving in the south bay trying to get there. that is good a nice drive on the sunol grade. steve? >> a lot of clouds, it be low or high. >> cool temperatures and showers and thunder showers to the north. >> thank you, steve. >>> a warning about danger as imposters after a bold home invasion. we're now learning

that one of steven's attorneys called and they wanted to check on him this morning, as he was unresponsiveven is lying in a coma induced by a medical team. they are not sharing why. you know, the attorney said that he could very well die. we are expected to be back in court tomorrow. they can't proceed without him in the room. >> steven squirreled away nine or so doses of thorazine and klonopin, and you might question how this could happen. about a year before this, steven hayes had made a suicide attempt and one of the thing they found in his cell was a suicide note. i quote, i am sorry. all i want to do is die. it is the only way to end the pain i go through everyday 24/7 and more important the pain that trial will bring to others. time to go to the last undiscovered country, although i am not the monster that josh is, i am one nevertheless. a coward, because i could not do what was right. looking back on my life, i was nothing but a self-centered asshole who cared only of himself. but the ironic facet to this is that i have always had the ability to change, but cowards don't change. the

is video of the woman bringing the baby to the hospital last tuesday after the child was found unresponsivelice believe the buys father took him but say all of the information he gave to the hospital was fake. it is still unclear if the woman in the video is in fact the baby's mother. ainsley? >> thank you, heather. the trial of psychiatrist major in a nad dal h nadal hassan determin he will defend himself. >> the military trial for major nadal hassan will begin tuesday. hassan is charged with 13 counts of pre-meditated murder and 32 counts of attempted pre-meditated murder. he doesn't deny he performed health checkups before their deployments in 2009 killing 13 wounding more than 30. he says he committed the worst mass shootings in defense of taliban terrorists. yet the obama administration characterizes it as workplace violence not terrorism because it would jeopardize his right to a fair trial. victims sued staff sergeant shawn manning was shot sex ti - six times at fort hood. >> hassan is openly admitting it makes me angry, makes me disgusted. >> a jury of 13 officers from around the u.

came up, unresponsive laying on the floor. do a life safety check.or strength. medical has been notified. >> he's been doing this quite a while. probably about his fifth time he's cut. we've had to pull him out and deal with him this way, and it's getting to be about a monthly thing. >> what's going on with you? why you doing this? >> i tried to talk but nobody wanted to listen. >> who'd you try to talk to? talk to mental health? >> i tried. to get them -- they ignored me. >> a psychological emergency. >> yes, sir. i'm in fear for my life. the news hit me in the face. >> who did? fear of your life? >> nurse in the building's see if we can get him up into the wheelchair. >> work with me. get on your feet. watch your step, backing up. >> while inmate doctor made serious allegations, mental health staff say this is not the first time. after several evaluations, they say doctor has ulterior motives for cutting himself. >> he's noted for doing something like this if something doesn't go right, but what he's doing is not related to his mental health. it's,

he was unresponsive to the hospital. no one else was hurt. >>> san hoe hay say police are investigating the 30th homicide of the year. it happened 1:20 in east san salvador. someone shot a 19-year-old woman who was riding the car. the driver is not a suspect. the victim was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. no suspects have been identified and the motive is unknown. >>> in san francisco, police say a security guard was injured in a drive by shooting. it happened on ruby sky, police tell us the security guard was shot in the leg and is expected to survive it's not clear whether he was the intended target and no arrests have been made. >>> people can trade in their firearms for gift cards. they're hosting a gun buy back. participants can go to three different locations. you have the fairgrounds and the richmond police department. gun owners can trade a rifle to an assault weapon. most of the gift cards range from $50 to $100. >>> what prompted an overseas travel alert, they are shutting down 21us consula

they endured five minutes of pure terror when they thought their day old panda cub was unresponsive.was bittersweet. she gave birth to two cubs, one was stillborn. visitors know how precious and fragile the cubs are. >> once they are born, every time one is born it's a big deal. >> i just like him. they are cute. >> look how cute they are. tiny, too. giant panda not so giant when they are first born. it fits in the palm of a person's hand and weighs five ounces, like a stick of butter. >> it's quite amazing when you see how big they get. >> i lived in washington and a panda cub died last year. there's a lot of sensitivity around it. >> a lot of excitement. >> that's right. >>> coming up on "early start," shifting gears when it comes to paying big prices when it comes to the super bowl ads. we have money time coming your way next. [ male announcer ] if she keeps serving up sneezes... [ sneezing ] she may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec®. powerful allergy relief for adults and kids six years and older. zyrtec®. love the air. and kids six years and older. over 20 million drive

the 16-year-old corner back went limp immediately after making a tackle and unresponsive on the fieldready been offered to a scholarship to the university of kentucky and was being heavily recruited by other schools. >>> well, his attorney says oscar pistons ririus will go to trial. we have more on what that hearing may reveal. >> hi, i'm reva. >> reporter: she was one of south africa's top models and on monday steenkamp would have turned 30. august 19th, instead marked by return to court for her boyfriend oscar pistorius. the second appearance since february. the olympic star is charged with the murder of steenkamp, shot and killed by pistorius inside the bathroom of his home on valentine's day. pistorius says it was a tragic mistake. he heard noises and thought steenkamp was an intruder. the state says it was intentional and after a two-month delay the prosecution says the investigation is finished and their indictment is ready. >> so now on monday we'll start to get an indication of which of those initial allegations they have now managed or feel that they have managed to back up w

he was completely unresponsive. >> police are investigating the circumstances of that first accident as well as the follow up crash. meantime police in south san francisco on the lookout for motorcycle riders who are speeding or they are under the influence. that is a crack down this weekend. police say they will conduct this special enforcement operation tomorrow. they will also be looking for riders who are being reckless or making illegal traffic maneuvers. the operation comes after two deadly dui motorcycle crashes in south san francisco in recent years. >>> berkeley police now investigating that city's third homicide of the year. now it happened just a few feet away from the first killing. ktvu brian flores is in berkeley with what police are now saying about this and people living nearby say this is a pretty safe area. brian. >> reporter: yeah. you are exactly right about that, pam. good morning, to you. unfortunately police have not released a suspect description as police continue to talk with potential witnesses and the shooting happened here on san pablo avenue and delaware

did she try to send signals or was he just a little unresponsive?to send signals, but, you know, she could have been a teenage girl that was drug along by her dad on a trip that she really didn't want to be on if she had a boyfriend. so it was just kind of that situation so we had no way of knowing how desperate the situation was and i was going to talk to her at the lake and my husband talked me out of it because i'm so glad he did because then he would have probably felt threatened and things would have escalated to something very serious. so i think the best thing we did is to wait until we got home, saw the amber alert and, please, if that is a valuable tool because had we not seen that, they would still be out there. >> mike, you tried to engage dimaggio when you encountered them. what were some of the red flags or questions thaw were trying to facilitate for your conversation. >> i asked him where they were headed and he told me the salmon river which was the wrong direction from where they were going and put out a red flag. i concentrated on

drowned or nearly drowned and foaming at the mouth and eyes rolled back in their heads and just unresponsive, totally. >> logan finally takes a breath, but jenny is still unconscious and not breathing. >> they all appeared to be in shock. i remember her lips were very blue. i was very fearful that she may not have been alive. i'm thinking we need to get her out of the water. >> with jenny in tow, he starts swimming back to his boat, afraid that time is running out. just then, he sees a vacation yacht pull up. >> they yelled out to us, we have. >>s on board, bring her here. so right away, we started swimming her to the yacht. as we got close, they reached down and pulled her up on the swim deck. >> linda, a trained emt doesn't hesitate to join two doctors who happen to be among the vacationers on board. >> my feet just took me. i just got a feeling of i can help. and immediately went right in to action. >> they tried to keep me away. they tried to get me up on the main deck of the boat, because i was no help. i was just panicking. >> the doctors work feverishly to keep logan and jenny alive.

. >> went over the curb, flipped over the motorcycle driver who was completely unresponsive. >> police say the man on the motorcycle died at the scene. no one else required medical treatment. >>> berkeley police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man near a popular bar. it happened shortly after 9:00 last night on san pablo avenue near the albatross club. a 24-year-old victim was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds and died later at the hospital. the victim's name is not being released until his family is notified. >>> bart workers may go on strike. two days before the contract extension runs out sunday night at midnight. so they issued a 72-hour notice last night. we go to kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran who is here in san francisco with the very latest on those contract talks. cate, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. talks are expected to pick up again this morning. the unions say they actually plan to storm bart's board of directors meeting to ask for a negotiator they can actually work with. right now there is no indication from bart and the unions of reaching a

deputies were called on to this home in incorporated and rural livermore because the baby was unresponsive. he died in the hospital a few days later, officially of head trauma, authorities say, but the injuries were extensive. >> the baby suffered from some very traumatic injuries and including detached retinas, several broken ribs and a broken femur. we believe it was partially to do with being shaken violently. >> reporter: they indicate the father claims they left the baby on the bed with the bottle and smoked the cigarette. when they came back in, the baby was having seizures. according to court documents we obtained, doctors and pathologists described it as assaultive and that the baby was abused before. the police arrested daily yesterday. >> and he tried to flow on foot. >> reporter: he has an arrest record for drug offenses and he did not want us to show our face. >> and we knew bobby was in trouble in the past and we were hoping this baby would put him on the right track. i don't think they have. >> reporter: the funeral is scheduled for tomorrow and daly is due in court on monday

they found the 6 a-year-old unconscious and unresponsive inside a room there today. that emergency crews pronounced him dead at the hotel. meminger was known as dream. win a championship in 1973. he battled cocaine abuse during his life but there is no word yet on what caused his death. investigators say the plan to confront police officers during traffic stops and execute them if they resisted. next. the chilling details of what authorities call a homegrown terror plot on the day the suspects appeared in court. and what kind of person shoots a baby in its stroller? the same kind of person who gives detectives a hard time when they start asking questions or at least that was the argument in court today. and it's next. for a strong bag that grips the can... get glad forceflex. small change, big difference. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business

that one of steven's attorneys called and they wanted to check on him this morning, as he was unresponsiven is lying in a coma induced by a medical team. they are not sharing why. you know, the attorney said that he could very well die. we are expected to be back in court tomorrow. they can't proceed without him in the room. >> steven squirreled away nine or so doses of thorazine and klonopin, and you might question how this could happen. about a year before this, steven hayes had made a suicide attempt and one of the thing they found in his cell was a suicide note. i quote, i am sorry. all i want to do is die. it is the only way to end the pain i go through everyday 24/7 and more important the pain that trial will bring to others. time to go to the last undiscovered country, although i am not the monster that josh is, i am one nevertheless. a coward, because i could not do what was rht. looking back on my life, i was nothing but a self-centered asshole who cared only of himself. but the ironic facet to this is that i have always had the ability to change, but cowards don't change. they be

it is widely seen as paralyzed and unresponsive, and delays, most notably, the roadmap to graphing the constitution, development of the electoral law, the graphing committee, and writing the constitution itself. there are real costs to all of these crises. instability in libya threatens the country's transition, but also significant instability in north africa. libya has emerged as a key route for the illegal smuggling of arms, migrants, and drugs. mainly aimed at transitioning toward europe. a bright spot in all of this has been the emergence of civil society in libya. estimates vary, as there has been no formal census of the population in the country. anywhere from several hundred to several thousand organizations have sprung up in the country, starting even before qadhafi's demise with the liberation of the eastern part of the country. the organizations are involved in a broad array of issues, environmental concerns, to civic education and discourse, women's rights, and promotion of civic and political liberties. these organizations can and do play a key role in the liberating deman

insurance papers implied a thief took it as chaos erupted inside the room once the actor was found unresponsive back in june. the watch has not been found. >> 7:23. guilt got the best of a couple burglars in southern california. last week broke into a center that helps battered women in san bernardino. computers, laptops and others stolen. the thieves had a change of heart. they gave the stolen items back along with a note. >> we had no idea what we were taking. here is your stuff back. we hope that you guys can continue to make a difference in people's lives. >> police say those thieves broke into five offices. came down through the ceiling in a sophisticated heist that lasted a couple minutes. >> 7:24. check in with sal. we had a lot of problems on the bay bridge. finally getting a break? >> yes, they are. glad you asked that. people may be shy using this span. today we're doing better than we were yesterday and the day before especially on monday. horrible day on the bridge. nothing like that today. backed up for the normal 20 to 25 minute delay. no stalled vehicles or crashes reported. movi

went up on the curb and flipped over and landed right on top of the motorcycle driver, completely unresponsivere now investigating the circumstances of the first accident as well as the if followup crash. the driver of the uv replained on the scene. >>> 8:35. in gilroy this morning, police shut down an illegal gambling operation. the business is on first street. according to the gilroy dispatch, about 40 officers from several agencies shut down an illegal gambling venue. the dispatch says almost all of the store's 41 computers or slot machines were occupied when the officers went in there about 9:00 last night. >>> opponents of an indian casino in sonoma county lost their latest legal battle. a lawsuit against the graden resort and casino was supposed to begin today. but yesterday, a sonoma county judge threw out the lawsuit. leaders of the anti-casino group says they will probably file an appeal but they need to look at the ruling before they make a definite decision. >>> 8:36. the city of richmond plans to sue chevron for damages related to last year's refinery fire. richmond mayor plans to