the reason why -- we have 1000 unsolved murders. she said, the criminal justice system is in dire need of reform, and it is because of the investigative process. we are not using modern tools to support our investigation of crime. two very effective tools must be used by law enforcement -- the high definition video camera and dna. we need to have a crime lab that is independent. we need real solutions to the problems that we are facing. and we should be focused on truth and the fairness of the system. i am hoping that in this debate, we can talk about the problems we have and bring real solutions. once we identify these solutions, we need to the employment them by de- politicizing the system -- we need to implement them. thank you. >> thank you very much. the questions i will not ask in a rotating order alphabetically. remember, you have one minute for your answer. the question is -- what is your position on reporting to immigration authorities only people convicted of violent or serious felonies, not reporting those arrested, await

we have over 1000 unsolved murder cases and over 900 unsolved rape cases. we have allegations we are reading about that the problems are not being fixed at all. we have hundreds of cases dismissed due to allegations of police misconduct, and our appointed d.a. has supervised and trained the very police he is now being asked to investigate. our courtrooms are being closed because of a backlog of cases, which means that justice is being delayed, and the clock is running out on some of these cases with the statute of limitations. this is the one crown i can say that term to that knows what i am talking about. we have a state realigned happening where hundreds are being released back to our community, and yet, we are operating in silos. in order to meet these challenges, we need a d.a. that has a track record not just of accountability, not just of being in a courtroom, but has a record of implementing innovation throughout our state and throughout the country. an independent veteran prosecutor with a track record that also brings the experience and expertise w

"dateline's" unsolved case squad with a dramatic theory >>> six days after theresa insana failed to showfor work at the rio in las vegas, her father joe was reciting catholic prayers, marking all saints day. >> i'll never forget it. i'm sitting there praying this litany of the saints, and i turned to ann marie, i said theresa is going to be found today because today she became a saint, too. >> and that very day, theresa's parents and her best friends received a call from las vegas metro homicide detective marty wildman. >> he called me and said grace, we have theresa. i know it's sad news, but we have her body, and i just didn't want you to suffer any more. >> it was just awful. most awful thing. >> theresa insana's body was found just three and a half miles from her home, near a golf course. her killer had wrapped her body in towels and blankets, carried theresa down a steep, rocky embankment, and left her in a large culvert in standing water. an autopsy showed theresa insana had died by strangulation, and possibly had been sexually assaulted, although the medical examiner said the evid

we have over 1000 unsolved murder cases and over 900 unsolved rape cases. we have allegations we are reading about that the problems are not being fixed at all. we have hundreds of cases dismissed due to allegations of police misconduct, and our appointed d.a. has supervised and trained the very police he is now being asked to investigate. our courtrooms are being closed because of a backlog of cases, which means that justice is being delayed, and the clock is running out on some of these cases with the statute of limitations. this is the one crown i can say

we have over 1000 unsolved murder cases and over 900 unsolved rape cases. we have allegations we are reading about that the problems are not being fixed at all. we have hundreds of cases dismissed due to allegations of police

ktvu channel 2 news has learned one of those unsolved cases is the killing of a young couple on a sonomaounty beach seven years ago. >>> the right to bear all can soon be restricted in san francisco. scott weaner introduced legislation targeting public nudity. you may not know this but you can walk around nude but it will require nudests to cover their seat if they sit down in public. a first offense will carry a $100 fine and the second offense will lead to a $200 fine and the third offense a $1,000 fine and a year in jail. it will help maintain public health standards and we don't know if it will hurt or help business if you have to cover up in restaurants. >> you learn something every day. let's look at the commute. >> traffic has improved. no problems getting into san francisco, let's move along to the san mateo bridge. small delay at the toll plaza moving to the high-rise and going to 101 is a nice drive. between san mateo and red wood city still looking pretty good and of course when we check the south bay the slowest traffic is on 101 north at mckey on the right shoulder and there

. >>> well a man suspected of killing two people may be tied to an unsolved homicide case in the areathey searched just east of fort brag. the sheriff's department is confident they will track him down soon. he is accused of killing jerry mellow and land manager matt coleman. he may also be tied to other homicides outside men seen know -- outside the county. >> we have learned one of those cases is the killing of a young couple on a secluded beach in sonoma county nearly seven years ago. >>> they are asking them to give pg&e plastic pipes and they say the plastic pipes are more durable and should not easily crack. they are concerned about more leaks and want to be aware of any potential troubled spots. >>> new legislation has been drafted like the san bruno pipeline explosion. they would require utility companies to have shut off valves especially in high populated areas. the spokesperson said they are already working on increasing their safety measures. >>> the full test is expected to start at 10:00 this morning. eight sirens across the area will be operating in the county. emergenc

believe he may be connected to an unsolved double murder here in the bay area. >>> and save our school, that's the rallying cry being heard from parents, teachers and students. >>> another rounds of testy weather an for some of us the air quality is starting to suffer. we'll take a look at your neighborhood coming up. >>> rete oh williams learned today that authorities are also looking into whether this was involved in a double murder six years ago. >> two killings in less than a month have left this town of 7000 on edge. >> i have lived here for 25 years and i used to feel really safe. i would ride my bicycle at night. >> are still searching for is suspects in this homicide. now we have learned that investigators also are looking at other homicides bachelor may have committed. >> we do have some investigations not only in this county but maybe some counties nearby that were interested in looking at the evidence. >> in one of those cases we have learned is the killing of a young couple on a secluded beach 7 years ago. someone shot each once in the head as they slept side by side in the

efforts, we must all shoulder the burden of improving public finances without leaving the problem unsolved for future generations. we have to achieve these three difficult goals at the same time. economic growth and fiscal soundness must be prompted together, just like two wheels on a car. i will not only carry out the new growth strategy that was drawn up last year, but i'll improve upon it and device a new plan to move the country forward in light of the conditions following the march 11 disaster. >> earlier, he spoke to the scene yor world political commentator about the speech. >> what are the key points of his first policy speech. >> one of the biggest issues for his administration were to rebuild japan's devastated northeast. he also said that ending the nuclear crisis is also a top priority. but there's no quick solution to decommissions fukushima daiichi. the power plant is still leaking radiation into the environment. he apologize for the recent resignation of the minister in charge of nuclear policy. it is a most important cabinet portfolio in japan right now. industry manager wa

efforts, we must all shoulder the burden of improving public finances without leaving the problem unsolved for future generations. we have to achieve these three difficult goals at the same time. economic growth and fiscal soundness must be prompted together just like two wheels on a car. i will not only carry out the new growth strategy that was drawn up last year, but i will improve upont. and devise a new plan to move thcountry forward in light of the conditions following the march 11th disaster. >>> the irradiated village of wahin fusma precresa i aso ste e eariinall redes ck nt rc thviaganitsuouin eaha bn siat a eitherei iida ery ne of the kuimdach plt t ergcy prariozo. 90%, or 2,800 villagers, have left the town to date. mayor uk endoannounced the plan on tuesday. >> translator: our village aims to complete the process of resettling all of its residents by the end of next march. >> local governments must submit recovery plans as condition for the central government to lift the emergency evacuation order. the kawauchi plant calls for thoroughly monitoring under water and decome tate n

they went unsolved for over a decade, although he was long a suspect. prosecutors confirm dna analysis was used to conclusively link him to both murders. >>> in san jose the clock is ticking for medical marijuana advocates who want to overturn the pot law passed two weeks ago. today was the second reading of the law which caps the number of collectives at ten. requires on-site cultivation and restricts zoning. they must drop a referendum and collect 30,000 signatures, all due before october 27th. that's the date the law is scheduled to go into effect. >> al gore, one of the board of directors at apple already let the without of the bag. now apple is finally acknowledging it. the next gadget, most likely the iphone five will be unveiled next week. scott budman is here. and scott, the iphones are great. but how much money can people continue to be spend to upgrade? >> that's a good question. and it's about time for a phone upgrade, right? apple will gather at headquarters next tuesday morning for the latest unveiling. the company not specifically saying t

it's just one of those unsolved mysteries. >> reporter: georgia ram was an english teacher at junctioniddle scoot in livermore at the time of the murder. she remembers her first day back in class. >> my first period class when i walked in, they had a big sign over the chalk board up in the front, and it said, we're sorry, mrs. ram. and i just about lost it then. >> reporter: she almost lost it again recently in her 7th grade class was a 12-year-old she'll never forget. >> he was a very nice boy. good student. >> reporter: that boy is now a grown man, a cop in fact. he's lieutenant colby staysa. >> how are you? >> i'm doing good. >> you're all grown up. >> reporter: this is the first time they've seen each other since 7th grade. the irony has given the family a new thread of hope. >> the coincidence of this cannot get past you. and i don't believe in coincidences. soy think it's very heavy that this is happening at this time. >> it's very ironic. >> reporter: he says dana's murder was one of the reasons he became a cop. now he's poring over all the evidence again. whoever dumped dana's

zora and hold one nil and let's bring up those standings now russia are unsolved with seventeen points despite the fact that the scene have been scoreless in two home games arlin's are two points behind and will go to the bottom three months or a full their next match armenia are third at this point and will face macedonia next while slovakia are in fourth meeting when their next home encounter against the leaders of the russia. and the us open which has been halted the radio weather in new york several matches were scheduled to choose day including the remaining men's fourth round clash featuring rafael nadal and two women's quarterfinals where russia. would have been up against australia some mountains stole sort of the organizers rescheduled all the ties for once they but again it will all be up to the weather as showers continue in new york so let's take a look at who made it into the next round before it started raining over there in new york two russian ladies are in the quarter final stage however this. is not one of them as she was knocked out by world number one carolyn he had

of the incremental policy decisions the congress normally makes but it should not be viewed as unsolvable. changes in policy can put us on a different path. in terms of outlay this amount over ten years represent 3% of are all day. senator portman mentioned as well we need to put in perspective, not underplaying how difficult this might be but in terms of impacting the economic trajectory of the united states economy we are not over the next ten year period insignificant percentages of the economy or outlays. most families and businesses have to do with less and 3%. over ten year period less than that. i realize my time is expired but i want to ask one quick thing. we may come to agreement on impact over the ten year budget window but we have decisions out of the ten year budget window and i want to ask if you would be willing to work with us to find ways to measure the impact of policies outside the traditional budget window and if you would commit to help us do that. >> absolutely. >> i yield back. >> representative van hollen. >> let me start by thanking you for your testimony. this go

unsolved issues in russia u.k. relations should not stand in the way of healthy and profitable cooperation that's what the leaders of the two states concluded after their meeting at the kremlin aunties and he said now he has more on the outcome of the first official visit by british prime minister to russia for six years. president made of called the talks direct and constructive david cameron called them excellent the two leaders have pretty much agreed to disagree on their sticking points just saying that they have to be able to move forward in other spheres especially business a lot of talk at least in the news conference a lot of questions about the lives of ending the case and how that will if it will really continue to in fact ties to remind you alexander litvinenko was a former russian security officer who was poisoned with polonium and died in london i diplomatic spat broke out between the u.k. and russia after that british authorities wanted to activate the russian citizen on today will go boy but accordin