he was fun to be unresponsive. >> he was rushed -- he was found to be unresponsive. >> he was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was found to be dead. four officers were charged with assault the acquittal rocked los angeles and lead to one of the most destructive riots in u.s. history. the violence lasted three days, killed 55 people, and left large parts of los angeles ablaze. >> can we not all get along? >> in the 20 years that followed, rodney king's struggled without all and run- ins' with the law. he remained a symbol. >> i.t. comfortable with that role? >> i except that role phillippi request rodney king was 47 years old. -- i accept that role fully. >> rodney king was 47 years old. >> the first free election. we will fill you in on what is next. outrage in syria. >> there is a cold front and generating some storms just west of us. behind that, it is not cold. we will talk about the forecast. 55 degrees at the airport and downtown >>> polls for the first election in egypt have closed. voters seemed upbeat. the vote is considered a choice between a return to the old regime or

at one point, one of those children was unresponsive, but they did have promising signs when they left the scene here. we'll stay on top of it and have the latest for you tonight at 10:00. back to you. >> monitoring metro. nine people were killed. many others injured. up to two trains collided. family members and local leaders gathered to remember the victims. to talk about safety improvements made since that terrible day. matt acklin is live in the newsroom. matt. >> a lot has changed since the crash. the trains were run by a computer before, but because of the crash was caused by equipment failure, the train had been operated manually since. the hope is to go back to the old system, but it's going to take a lot of money to make the entire system completely safe. >> a permanent memorial plaque unveiled on the bridge. three years ago, this was the scene of a horrible accident. >> we thank you for giving us strength and courage to look ahead. >> on this anniversary, family members of those lost made a point to thank those who battled the brutal heat that day to rescue riders trapped and

a shore time later she was found unresponse nift lagoon a few feet away.memorial that sits here at the edge of the water. it was last night when neighbors came to this very spot, they held a candlelight vigil, many stunned boy this drowning. the girl's family called nine one qun just after 4:00 p.m. yesterday to roar their daughter was missing from their apartment. san mateo police moved in and launched a search and it wasn't long after that that we're told a neighbor found this girl floating unresponsive in the lagoon that's just adjacent to the apartment complex. police and paramedic did cpr but could not revive the girl. we talked with neighbor who says she doesn't understand how this could happen. shep the girl's parents always kept a close eye on her. >> it's just devastating. i feel for the family. like i said, they're amake parents. they're always with their children. i run into them almost every morning walking their children to the school bus. i've never seen the kids by themselves. >> the san mateo county coroner eaves will do an investigation in

. >> when they pulled him out, he was unresponsive. >> reporter: king was drunk and unarmed when he was pulled over for speeding in march of 1991. his brutal beating, an iconic symbol of police brutality. when the police were acquitted, one of the worst riots in u.s. history began. king later wondered, "if they blame me for all those people who died." he was eventually awarded a $3.8 million civil settlement. after the riots, king started an unsuccessful hip-hop recording company. but he turned a corner in his life, evolving into an author. king, seen here, signing copies of a memoir he published earlier this year. he took time to reflect on his philosophy. >> can't we all just get along? that's how i would like to be remembered after i'm dead and gone. >> reporter: in april, king said he was broke. last year he appeared on vh1's celebrity rehab, trying to tackle his alcoholism. he is survived by three children. in los angeles, anita vogel, fox news. >>> developing in egypt, the final day of voting in their presidential election. the winner is expected to be announced in the next few da

. >> in sacramento the state says craig's list is being unresponsive in changing certain ads. the state issued a warning about hiring contractors from the site. >> and there is a major sting tonight businesses fight the staggering costs of metal theft. c >>> continuing to follow breaking news we've been reporting all afternoon and evening. a fire that started at 5:50 this afternoon. there southbound traffic and northbound traffic being diverted at broadway. firefighters knocked down the fire that damaged a vacant building in pier 39. crews are expected to ensure flames don't spark back ups. >> good news is that nobody was hurt and they're going to continue to watch it and this is going to take a while. >> and there is a huge chain reaction. >> law enforcement officials served search warrants on part of an organized sting to crack down on theft of copper and other metals. and we're live at one of the centers served with a warrant. >> in fact the center behind me is one of the seven. they say agents were able to sell supplies and copper wire to junk dealers. boxers say the owner

the child was found unresponsive early wednesday morning.as declared dead on arrival at shock trauma. no charges have been filed so far. julius henson was convicted of the least serious offense in the robocall case but the sentence he received was the harshest against anyone involved. he will serve 60 days behind bars for authoring the automated calls telling voters to stay home because the outcome had already been decided. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. getting you up to date on the area roads. we're still tracking this accident so be careful. shuster road and furnace road, we have a crash with some closures in effect. yalta it is true 23 in jarrettsville. some west side delays -- your alternate is route 23 in jarrettsville. an accident in edgewater. salas island road. be extra careful. for sailabration, fort avenue is closed. it will be busy in the city. 295 south of picking up in volume. this is the j.f.x., where we're looking at a smooth start into town. we will keep you posted on the delays. th

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investigators are looking into another deadly shooting in menlo park, officers found a 19 year-old man unresponsive on the deer have and know he was pronounced dead at hospital is identification not released. turkey is threatening to retaliate after syria shut down a turkish plan but the navy's are searching for the two missing pilots in the mediterranean syria claims it shut down for the phantom fighter used for reconnaissance because it violated syrian airspace. turkey and syria were once allies but turkey has been a critic of serious blow response against c.s.i. regime at least 14 people killed when two roadside bombs exploded in a baghdad market. more than 100 injured the latest attack targeting shiite muslims. tensions have been high various factions are vying for power. >>> and immoral to a contra costa county marine was unveiled today in danville anne mackovic shows us hundreds turned out to honor the man whose service was a family tradition. chisholm a boy of love and affection from danville it touches my heart >>> call him colonel or popov he nick in his grand son jackie >>> an amazing you

they found king unresponsive at he bottom of his backyard swimming pool.police did c-p-r until paaamedicsrrivedd e hospiial.the preliminary investigation is indicating it appears that mr. king died of a drowning. however the rialto police depprtment, thee detective burrau, is investigating the incident. from the pool there was no obvious signs f traumaain 19-91, an amateur ameraman recorded four white police officers striking king moree than 50 times ith wooden batons. aa ttial -- three of &ptheeooficers were acquitted. the jury deadlocked on aa african-americans took to the rioting caused more than 50 e - deaths -- and a billion dollars in property damage.on the third day of the rioos, &pking made a now-famous lea. people i just want to say can we all get along, ccn we all get along?a neighbor said he's shocked at sunday's ddath.i those personssthat, you knoo, would always be around, he's one of the icons ttat you would look uu to, because with think, bb telling everybody -3 can't we all just get along and people starred getting along.i'm anddew spencer repootinn. police say the san bern

investigators in menlo park look into a deadly shooting, they found a 19 year-old man unresponsive on madera avenue and. he was pronounced dead at hospital his id has not been released. for a ninth night in a row parents are protesting the closure of five oakland schools with a sit-in. the group marched into lake view elementary school it is one of the schools scheduled to close organizers say closing the school is a false economy. >>> and oakland unified claims they will save $3 million their spending almost $3 million to transition the kids. it is horrible >>> official say the $2.5 million figure was an early estimate the actual savings will be more than 5 million. supposed to be a done deal but santa clara county wants to take back $30 million it promised to fund a new forty-niner stadium. voters approved $48 million in funds, and in the state scrapper redevelopment agencies spirit the property tax board now decides our redevelopment funds are spent. they say the a rather spend money on schools. the 49ers and city officials explore their options. panic as a shopping mall roof colla

he was unresponsive and cpr was in progress as he was being rushed to the hospital.will have an update for you on wjla.com. meanwhile tonight the proposed dwight eisenhower memorial is in trouble following a battle on capitol hill today. >> this follows the controversy over the project's designed by the known architect. members of the eisenhower family did not like it. the decision to deny funding based on the concern over the design. a unique display of desks with a message on the national mall today. the college board said up 857 empty school desks on the mall today. it represents the number of children who drop out of school every hour of every school day. the messages for the candidates for president to not forget education during their administration. >> a special delivery brought traffic to a standstill this happening. a cargo ship carrying four huge cranes passed under the bridge. they stopped traffic for 40 minutes. it will allow the ports to unload huge ships that will pass through the canal and a couple of years. quite a sight. >> that looks like a really t

parameeics say, when they unresponsive,,in cardiac arrest.) "they also say the hild hhd bruises n her body. doctors pronounced her police have no comment about the bruises.. but they do say for now, it is a suupicious revelation for neighbors, who say they rarely saw the child.. or nyone else who paramedics say, when hey responded, the other was not home.. ooly the boofriend...a fact that's fueling speculation over a chiid's death, that police call, suspect. (mr. man) "he know what happened nd thht's the bottom line. ain't nothing suspicious aout it. if he don't know what happened, then it's suspicious. other than that, you already knnw what happened."(ms. to jump to any conclusions because i don't know the parents or anything, but i mean, suspicious death?"(mr. crew) "well, i don't know what heart oes out to the mother cause iiknow what it's ike tt lose a kid or anything. so, i stuff ill work out." - no charges have been filed. police say they're waiting on the autoosy report to learn the xact cause of death. live at police headquarters, kei

paramedics attempted cpr but king unresponsive no evidence of drugs or alcohol, an autopsy conducted tomorrow. jeans neighbors described him as a neighborhood favorite. >>> a nice guy and do anything for anybody we'll talk over the fence, talk about things we did when we was younger, and i said well run the ad did the same thing, i just didn't get beat up like that >>> other neighbors say king was always friendly to the other neighbors but kept to himself. the riots 20 years ago touched off similar demonstrations across the country. don knapp shows us a leader in the black community found a way to channel that anger >>> one of the most destructive riots in american history triggered by the acquittal of three police officers. 55 people died and 2000 injured property damage in the tens of millions and daring a civil trial eventually sentenced to of officers to prison and awarded king $3 million. >>> people forgiven me for things i have done so i would not be able to live with myself if i could not forget the officers >>> the ride was more about just rodney king it fueled a african- ame

a female pit bull and boxer were unresponsive. he said he took the dogs on a seven mile run without water. >>> some gut-wrenching testimony at sentencing hearing for a reputed gang member that was convicted of killing three members of a san francisco family. danielle bologna had the first opportunity to confront edwin ramos. ramos is the man who killed her husband and two sons, this is four years ago after mistaking them for rival gang members. >> big burden came off my shoulders. now i can let them rest and now i can move on. i feel free. i feel happy. i feel that relieved of holding this for so long. >> judge says she will sentence edwin ramos to life without parole at a hearing next monday. >> the search for sierra lamar is winding down. she is the teenager who has been missing sings march. santa clara county sheriffs divers returned to the reservoir one of six in the region that have been searched at least once so far. authorities say it will be the last water search they schedule unless they receive new tips. 21-year-old man

a female pit bull and boxer were unresponsive. he said he took the dogs on a seven mile run without water. >>> some gut-wrenching testimony at sentencing hearing for a reputed gang member that was convicted of killing three members of a san francisco family. danielle bologna had the first opportunity to confront edwin ramos. ramos is the man who killed her husband and two sons, this is four years ago after mistaking them for rival gang members. >> big burden came off my shoulders. now i can let them rest and now i can move on. i feel free. i feel happy. i feel that relieved of holding this for so long. >> judge says she will sentence edwin ramos to life without parole at a hearing next monday. >> the search for sierra lamar is winding down. she is the teenager who has been missing sings march. santa clara county sheriffs divers returned to the reservoir one of six in the region that have been searched at least once so far. authorities say it will be the last water search they schedule unless they receive new tips. 21-year-old man

charlottetown's to pull them out of the pool and an able to >>> paramedic's attended cpr but he was unresponsiveolice say no evidence of drugs or alcohol and autopsy conducted tomorrow >>> neighbors this grad key and as a neighborhood if ever a. he was a nice kathmandu anything for anybody. we talked over the fence and talk about things we did when we were younger, i tell him while riding i did the same thing but i did not get beat like that >>> and other neighbors taking was friendly but kept to himself. the l a riots sparked by king's beating touched off similar riots across the country. don knapp shows up later in the bay area black community found a way to channel that anger >>> one of the most destructive riots in american history had triggered by the acquittal of three police officers went. 55 people died and property damage totaled in the billions. a trial sentenced to officers to prison and awarded king $3 million, he wrote his story in the book. he spoke about earlier this year >>> people forgiven me for things, so i would not be able to live with myself if i was unable to forget the of

he was found to be unresponsive. >> reporter: king was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead. in 1991 video emerged of lapd officers beating king following a high-speed chase. four officers were charged with assault. >> not guilty -- >> reporter: their acquittal a year later rocked los angeles and led to one of the most destructive riots in u.s. history. the violence lasted three days, killed 55 people and left large parts of los angeles ablaze. >> can we all get along? >> reporter: those five words are part of king's legacy? a plea for peace in the midst of raging violence that tore through los angeles. in the 20 years that followed, rodney king openly struggled with alcohol and occasional run-ins with the law, but remained a symbol against police brutality. >> are you comfortable with that role and how people perceive you? >> this is healing and i accept that role completely. >> reporter: rodney king was 47 years old. >>> now a look at other stories making news "early today" in america. colorado is now dealing with two major wildfires. the newest one broke o

they found king unresponsive at the bottom of his backyard swimming pool. police did cpr until paramedics arrived. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> the preliminary investigation it appears he died of a drowning. however, the police department is investigating the incident. when mr. king was removed, there was no obvious signs of trauma. >> reporter: in 1991, amateur cameraman recorded four white police officers striking king more than 50 times with wooden batons, at trial three of the officers were acquitted the jury deadlocked on a fourth officer. african americans took to the streets in outrage. the outrage caused 50 deaths and $1 billion in property damage. on the third day of the riots, king made a now a famous plea. >> i want to say, can we all get along? can we get along? >> reporter: a neighbor said he is shocked at the death. >> he was one of those persons that would always be around. he is one of the icons you would look up to. with the la riots, she the one that stopped them by telling everybody can we get along? everybody started gettin

. >> he was unconscious and unresponsive. very rarely do we get called out for plane crashes in this area. >> reporter: now a team from the national transportation safety board is on the ground combing the scene for the second day. judkins's family says he was a skilled pilot. according to documents judkins was a commercial pilot, an aircraft mechanic and a flight instructor. both are investigating the crash scene this weekend. >> the ntsb says it could take between 12 and 18 months to determine the official cause for that accident. >>> the lawyer for a maryland man in prison in cuba is reacting. alan gross' lawyer says the jailed contractor has lost more than 100 pounds. now the cuban government says gross' health is normal. in a statement today, gross' attorney says they're going to remove the records. >>> united nations observers in syria are suspending their patrols. rebel forces have been trying to overthrow the government. >> reporter: battered un patrol vehicles will remain ground until it's safe to resume work. >> in

he is known to be after avid swimmer but police arrived at the scene and found him unresponsive in the performed cpr until the paramedics got there and he was taken to a local hospital and he was pronounced dead. >> the officers found him and physically went to the pool to rescue him and they pulled him from the pool he was unresponsive. it appears that this is a drowning and there was no obvious sign of foul play. >>reporter: in the go decades after becoming the central figure in the riots he was arrested several times mostly for alcohol related crimes. he bake an author writing about his life since riots and just two months ago at a book signing in los angeles he had this to say. >> can we all get along in simple. why can't we all get along? can i try and do like rodney king? can i find me some peace of mind by being humble. i know i'm in a bad situation, but let me think this out. let me give some time and think how i will go about doing this. can we all get along? that's how i would like to be remembered after i'm dead and gone. >>reporter: no doubt that will an big part of his leg

a female pit bull and boxer were unresponsive.t water. >>> some gut-wrenching testimony at sentencing hearing for a reputed gang member that was convicted of killing three members of a san francisco family. danielle bologna had the first opportunity to confront edwin ramos. ramos is the man who killed her husband and two sons, this is four years ago after mistaking them for rival gang members. >> big burden came off my shoulders. now i can let them rest and now i can move on. i feel free. i feel happy. i feel that relieved of holding this for so long. >> judge says she will sentence edwin ramos to life without parole at a hearing next monday. >> the search for sierra lamar is winding down. she is the teenager who has been missing sings march. santa clara county sheriffs divers returned to the reservoir one of six in the region that have been searched at least once so far. authorities say it will be the last water search they schedule unless they tips. 21-year-old man was arrested two weeks ago and charged with kidnapping and murde

reporter: by the time firefighters found the woman in her third floor bedroom she was already unresponsive. neighbors say her boyfriend suffered minor burns from trying to save her. another person suffered smoke inhalation. the five others who were inside made it out safely. >> that was the hardest part is, you know, you know somebody is up there, and you can't do anything you know? you just have a sick feeling. >> it's a scary thing for everybody, but if you have to go through a tower of flames that is very traumatic. >> reporter: berkeley fire investigators say the fire likely ignited in the very back and was used as a sunroom. they will spend hours sifting through the piles of debris to pinpoint exactly where and how this fire started. in the meantime, neighbors here say this tragedy is a reality check. >> and we have to be prepared for safety and we have to know our neighbors. >> reporter: now, one of the things that investigators are focused on is the wiring which in this neighborhood is very old. we have also seen a lot of it on the outside here that looks jury-rigged. investigators

tonight, neighbors did light candles as they stood feet from where one found the 3-year-old girl unresponsive in the water. the apartments sit right next to the lagoon. the 3-year-old wandered off and fell in. officers arrived her shortly after they were called. a short time later, a neighbor found the girl floating in the water a short distance from the home. officers and paramedics performed cpr but were unable to revive the little girl. >> i guess about 3:00, she was there with the mom. the next thing, like kids are, you know, turn around and they're gone. they always always supervised. so she evidently went to the water and fell in and i don't know if she hit her head or what, but she floated down here. and one of the other residents found her. it's very hard. i talked to the dad a little bit, and he said, you know, once you have two babies, the next thing you don't have them anymore. >> reporter: we're told by neighbors the girl who browned was a fraternal twin and leaves behind a 3-year-old brother. tonight, the police are calling this a tragic accidental death and grief counselors are

if you have a belief that they're somehow bias or unresponsive, or not compassionate and the process, they will not report it. you want to reach out and make sure that the victims of domestic violence are encouraged to step forward to be able to move forward. >> the think it is possible to violate the standard of professional conduct for personal -- >> yes. >> do you think that sheriff mirkarimi has failed to do things that you have expected and would have been required of a chief law-enforcement officer in this case? >> i do. >> can you give me an example? >> it is my belief after reading the incident. as someone who teaches ethics and process, you have to encourage victims to step forward. in this case, i was taken back. i read the reports, in my view, as a professional in this business, this is a true hero to step forward. they reached out to try to help someone in need in a compassionate and caring way. >> this is sustained. >> you were testifying that it concerns you, something about the treatment of 53 madison concerned you in regards to some element of the sheriff's failure to

a man on a paddle board went out to find him unresponsive. the 50-year-old man was pronounced dead at the hospital. an autopsy being done to determine the exact cause of death. >> a boat that capsized last year has been found. the "erik" went down with 27 people on board last july. seven people still missing. that wreckage was spotted on the bottom of the ocean by divers. crews have yet to make it inside to see if any of the missing fishermen's bodies are inside. >> the lapd will hear previously secret tapes between charles manson and his former attorney a. judge in texas rejected watson's attempt keep the recordings out of investigators' hands. it is part after bankruptcy proceedings against the late lawyer's firm. they hope to hear discussions of cases. >> a bay area judge is on the wrong side of the law this morning accused of stealing money from his elderly neighbor. a superior court judge is facing charges he illegally took control of his neighbor's finances and pros and seeman funneled out $1.6 million of ann nutting's assets over ten y

mcdonald their son had become almost completely unresponsive.o the side of the road not far from their waldorf home, and just before her husband pulled up started giving her son cpr. >> i tried to blow in his mouth and see if he start to breathe again. >> reporter: it turns out james had a seizure brought on by a high fever. >> probably the most terrified i've been as a parent or as a physician. >> reporter: a situation made worst by the scorching temperatures outside. according to james' father, the chairman of emergency services at southern maryland hospital center, knows a thing or two about medical emergencies. >> i've been an e.r. doc since 2007. >> reporter: once he was cooled off and after a brief stay at the hospital little james was sent home. >> he did go home that night. >> reporter: the parents are still breathing a huge sigh of relief, keeping their son extremely close. >> that's something i don't want to relive again any time soon. >> reporter: matt jablow, 9 news now. >> dr. mcdonald says he intends to watch his son very closely f

egypt's official state news agency reports that mubarak was unresponsive to attempts to restart his heart and is clinically dead. but his personal lawyer told us that mubarak is still clinging to life. either way, here in egypt an open power struggle is now underway as this country's transition to democracy is in crisis. in tahrir square, the muslim brotherhood is sending a message, that it's candidate mohammed morsi won the presidency this weekend with a 52% majority. and that the islamist group will not accept an 11th hour decree by the secular egyptian military, that makes the army and its budget immune from presidential authority. the muslim brotherhood thinks it won and now wants full power. but across town, a rival claims the campaign of ahmed shafiq, the military's choice, president mubarak's old prime minister, said he really won the elections. in tahrir, the brotherhood is crying foul. this man says we know that morsi won, no matter what lies they say. they say the military backed by the united states with billions in aid is starting a coupe. as this struggle grows more tense, th

the initial calls were for a child who was completely unresponsive. they were able to revive that child. that child is among the children who were in the pool. there were some critical injuries here. we don't have a full count on all of the injuries and we don't have the names of the drivers released at this time. reporting live in riverdale, scott broom, 9news now. >> all right, scott. what a terrible outcome. a reminder for all of us to be patient on the roads. >>> we are days away from learning if loudoun county will opt in to build metro's extension to dulles airport and beyond. and the vote is as close as it can get. there were rumblings of some members who wanted to delay the july 3 vote. but that won't happen. >> reporter: right now the vote is too close to call about what's certain is that the vote will move forward without delay. >> no extension. >> reporter: after loudoun county board members already received a 30-day extension, a second delay was out of the question. >> i have every expectation they're going to vote by july 3. >> reporter:

arrived on scene and attempted to rescue him from inside of the swimming pool and he was found to be unresponsive. officers began cpr, at which time the rialto fire department paramedics arrived on scene and began trying to resuscitate him. he was transported to the regional medical center pronounced deceased at 6:11 a.m. >> captain, did the fiance say anything whether it be to investigators once they arrived on scene or during the 911 call whether he had been swimming, something happened, or whether he had been missing for a period of time? what was exactly in the context of that call? >> the fiance told us she had been in -- having different conversations with mr. king who was pool side which is not uncommon for him to be pool side on this time of morning and apparently she heard him -- she heard a splash in the pool. she immediately went outside to find him at the bottom of the pool. according to the fiance, mr. king was an av individual swimmer and she's not so she attempted to try her best to remove him from the pool, at which time she immediately dialed 911 to get a response from us. >> ear

paramedics later found her unresponsive and she was pronounced dead at the scene . >>terisa: of a very strong chemical smell . that was here at the back of the house or firefighters believe the blaze started . officials said the victim was 20 center of merit and joyous she was found on the second for just about where they believe the fire started . officials say it is too early to say what ignited the fire >> you always want to be very methodical in any fire investigation but absolutely of some of his deceased . . >>terisa: fire officials say could take weeks to be together what happened . yes residents stopped by to gather belongings furious with the hall have now been yellow fatat-city . cookhouse >>jaqueline: what a difference a day weeks . today ,, cloudy and cool . here is a live look outside from the roof camera in downtown san francisco . look at these temperatures . dramatic change from what was thought 24 hours ago . . he's today ,, '60s and '70s . as we take and but at the summit picture ,, clouds remain as captain of up and down the coastline . overnight

. >> when they pulled him out he was unresponsive. >> reporter: king was drunk and unarmed when pulled over for speeding march 1991. his brutal beating iconic symbol of police brutality when four officers were tried for excessive force and acquitted april 1992, one of the worst urban riots in american history began. there were 55 riot related deaths and nearly $1 billion in property damage. king later wondered, quote, if they blame me for all those people who died. he was eventually awarded a 3 .8 million dollars civil settlement. after the riots, king started an unsuccessful hip hop recording company, but he turned a coroner his life evolving into an author. king seen here signing copy offs a memoir he published earlier this year. while there, he took time to reflect on his philosophy. >> can we all just get along you know, that is how i would like to be remembered after i am dead and gone. >> reporter: in april he said he was broke. last year he appeared on vh-1s celebrity rehab trying to tackle his alcoholism. he is survived by three children. in los angeles, aany the voguele -- ani

he was unresponsive. they performed cpr until paramedics arrived.sferred to arrowhead medical center and was pronounced dead at 6:11 a.m. detectives are conducting a drowning investigation. a little perspect identify this statement. rodney king became a national symbol of police brutality in 1991, when he was beatsen by lapd officers in an event that was videotaped by a bystander and shown around the world. who can forget the pictures? the officers involved in the beating were acquitted the following year that. announcement of the verdict led to the devastating los angeles riots of 1992. there were 54 riot-related deaths and nearly $1 billion in property damage. on the third day of the riots, rodney king emerged on the steps of the los angeles city hall and uttered this now famous phrase. "can't we all just get along?" king was awarded $3.8 million in a civil trial for the injuries he sustained. this past april 29 was the 20th anniversary of the l.a. riots. fox news is confirming that rodney king, the man at the center of the los angeles riots, has

. >> when they pulled him out, he was unresponsive. >> reporter: he was drunk and unarmed when he was pulled over for speeding in 1991. his brutal beating an iconic symbol of police brutality. when four of the officers were tried for excessive force and aquitted, one. the worst urban riots in american history began. there were 55 riot-related deaths and nearly $1 billion in property damage. king later wondered, quote, if they blame me for all those people who died. he was awarded a $3.8 million civil is thelement. he turned corner in his life evolving into an author. king, seen here signing copies of a memoir he published earlier this year. he took time to reflect on his philosophy. >> can we all just get along? that is how i would like to be remembered after i'm dead and gone. >> reporter: in april, king said he was broke. last year, he and on vh1's celebrity rehab trying to tackle his alcoholism. he is survived by three children. in los angeles, anita vogel, fox news. >>> some of another top stories now, metro appear new rush plus program starts today to minimize congestion in the m

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he was found to be unresponsive. >> reporter: king was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. in 1991 video emerged of lapd officers beating king following a high-speed chase. four officers were charged with assault. >> not guilty. >> reporter: their acquittal a year later rocked los angeles and led to one of the most destructive riots in u.s. history. the violence lasted three days, killed 55 people, and left large parts of los angeles ablaze. >> can we -- can we all get along? >> reporter: those five words are part of king's legacy. a plea for peace in the midst of raging violence that tore through los angeles. in the 20 years that followed rodney king openly struggled with alcohol and occasional run-ins with the law but remained a symbol against police brutality. >> are you comfortable with that role and how people now perceive you? >> this is the healing part for me. and i accept that role fully. >> reporter: rodney king was 47 years old. frances kuo, nbc news. >>> the prosecution is expected to rest its case tomorrow in the trial of jerry sandusky. today

that had the effect of america becoming more unresponsive to the new global dilemmas which cannot be addressed if we are willing to exercise self-constraint, self-denial. i think it was a matter of missing real opportunities. bush two, the third global leader i think plunged the united states into a war of choice on the basis of false assumptions. demagoguey with catastrophic consequences for our position internationally with painful losses for thousands and thousands of american families, with horrible consequences for the iraqi people. i mean we don't even appreciate remotely in this country how much suffering we have inflicted on the iraqis. 4 has at the same time adopted a posture of total pa sifity on the israel and palestinian conflict. which is so damageling. it breeds profound insecurity among israelis. exposes the palestinians to continue in repression and suffering and the united states has been passive. so i think overall assessment has to be very critical. last but not least as you know, i'm very critical also the domestic exploitation of that slogan war on terror. which

. >> reporter: he was -- unresponsive. >> reporter: he was drunk when he was pulled ovin 1990 -- over in 1991. when four returns were acquitted in april 1992, one of the worst riots in american history began. there were 55 riot related deaths and $1 billion in property damage. king wondered if they blamed me for all the people who died. he was awarded a $3.8 million settlement. after the riots rodney king started a recording company. but he turned a corner, einvolving into an author. he took time to reflect on his philosophy. >> can we all just get along? that is how i would like to be remembered. >> reporter: in april he said he was broke. last year he appeared on celebrity rehab trying to tackle his alcoholism. he is survived by three children. >>> golf fans poured into the gates to watch the u.s. open. we will show you the crowds and the fans and the journey they took to get here. >> john mccain weighs in on president obama's new immigration policy, why he is working with mitt romney on a belter solution -- better solution. >> and veterans are celebrated in a very special way on th

the dow was unresponsive and panting profuse. >> his story was that he was exercising the dogs. the dogs to tires so that they would be less of a distance. >> the dogs were taken to local veterinary hospital. he has declined to comment but his neighbors were quick to defend him but could not explain why his it will die. >> my dog is completely healthy, she was with tony at the same time. he has taken them numerous times. he would not do anything to rid the animals. >> police say the case has been afforded to the district attorney's office with will decide whether or not to file formal charges. >>pam: and more victims in a doctor's office sex assault case. since we reported the investigation, five more victims have come forward. >>pam: it was not until 1987 that a black man was admitted. after a four year legal battle, the club finally changed its bylaws. >>vern: welcome to the side of did 2012 u.s. open. faja the merchandise tent has something for everyone. how half >> if these are not on a chip edge of weekend i will be disappointed. the >>vern: a major target for apparel this

found him pushing a bike and dragging two dogs on their sides female pit bull and boxer both were unresponsive when officers stopped him. he told police he had taken the dogs on a seven mile run without water before or during the exercise. the pit bull was returned to its owner. the boxer had to be euthanized. >>> protest expected outside san francisco city hall when transportation leaders consider new regulations on the city's taxis. dozens of drivers were participateed in a caravan yesterday [ inaudible ] >> i couldn't hear myself speak. >> you saw the streets were a little wet. doppler showing a different picture this morning. >> dry deck on the bay bridge. mike what do you see? >> just one lone shower off marin and sonoma county coast, 10 to 15 miles out to sea, you can see over the last three hours this is sliding to the north from the northwest to the southeast. it is falling apart. maybe a few sprinkles close to the shore from bodega bay towards inverness. it will be cool and mainly dry at 7:00 commute easier temperatures around 50° under a partly sunny sky. by 4:00, still breezy and te

hall was unresponsive when rangers tried to contact him. when they reached him several hours later, he had already died. three of the four climbers were lifted off the mountain. one had to wait overnight while waiting out a severe storm. >>> we are hearing george zimmerman's account of what happened on the night he shot trayvon martin. he spoke with police on the day after the shooting and told them his version of events. he says he saw martin walking around the sanford, florida neighborhood in the rain and that martin looked suspicious. after zimmerman called police, he says martin confronted him. >> then, when i got to right about here, he yelled from behind me, the side of me. he said yo, you got a problem. i turned around. i said no, i don't have a problem man. i looked down and he said you got a problem now and he was here and he punched me in the face. >> zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder. he has another bond hearing set no next week. martin's family said they believe zimmerman was the aggressor in the fight that took the

police found he 47-year-old unresponse siff yesterday. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. a neighbor said he was shocked at king's death. >> i thought he was one of those spencer that you know, would always be around. he's one of the icons that you would look up to because with the l.a. riots, he's the one that really stopped them by telling everybody there can we all just get along? everybody just started getting along. >> king became a symbol of police brutality after a cameraman recorded him. the jury was deadlocked on the fourth police officer. controversy on the university of virginia. many worry about the future reputation of the school after president teresa sullivan was outed abruptly. john gonzalez with the latest. john? >> steve this is a decision that will undoubtbly even affect the local center for the school in falls church, virginia. during an emergency meeting yesterday evening, the school provost john simon spoke in favor of the president who was asked to step down last week and even he is saying he

he was unresponsive and when we were finally able to get to him, we found that he was deceased. >> hallo get the four injured climbers ready to be removed by helicopter when he fell. the four were tied together and slipped down after reaching the summit. none of their injuries were life threatening. >>> taliban militants attacked a hotel near kabul. it ended today with a fierce gun battle that left all seven militants dead along with 15 civilians, a police officer and three security guards. police rescued the remaining 50. the attack targeted westerners attending an event at the hotel. >>> the power struggle in egypt threatens to explode in violence. the protest epicenter is filled with thousands watching and waiting. right now the military holds the power and threatens to crackdown on violent protests. >>> congratulations to the miami heat winning the nba championship with authority. the heat silenced the oklahoma thunder but take the series in just five games. i was in the crowd last night at the american airlines arena. it was insane and amazing. lebron james has his first ring. cong

. >> when they went to wake her up, allegedly, she was unresponsive. >> reporter: but after she woke up, her reps issued a statement. producers were concerned when she did not come out of her room. lindsay was examined and is fine. but suffered some exhaustion and dehydration. according to tmz, she had gone without sleep for two days, while shooting her latest film, "liz and dick." the 25-year-old is playing elizabeth taylor is lifetime's tv movie about taylor's relationship with richard burrton. but poised for what could be her big comeback, lilo just can't seem to stay out of trouble. >> lindsay seems to be the character in charlie brown where there's a storm over here. >> reporter: just a week ago, lohan allegedly crashed a rented porsche into an 18-wheeler. in 2007, a conviction for dui. another conviction for shoplifting. and violating parole. and liz taylor is not the first hollywood icon she's channeled to rescue her career. who can forget her "playboy" spread ala marilyn monroe. >> stay here for a second. she's good. >> reporter: when hosting "snl" she showed a sense of humor