quite frankly untruths told about one another. if we understood the common history and the proud places from which we come, much of the violence and conflict could be avoided. she has done a number of presentations around the city and state. angela chan. officer lowis borilla. she took a particular interest in working with youth and with schools. she was a sro , school resource officer. during that time, she worked with middle schools throughout the district and in many areas where they were experiencing violence. she has been an invader. i would like to acknowledge captain masha ash. captain ash has done a tremendous amount of work. she worked on protocols that would work with children taken to the youth facility. during the parent's arrest and from trauma. thank you very much officer pri lo and captain nash. i am going to go over the panel discussion. we are try find solutions which includes violence to and from school and on the site. our goal is to move forward solutions. we ask that all questions be reserved today end. please

but the defense says the school staffers who testified, burke was untruthful, never witnessed any of these alleged assaults. though the attorney is not ruling out the possibility that something went wrong in that classroom. >> as far as mrs. burke is concerned she did all the right things. she is a human being like everybody else and people make mistakes. >> reporter: burke's attorney says she has no interest in returning to the montgomery county school system. meanwhile she is not out of the woods yet. burke has a second trial and two felony counts of child abuse. in rockville, 9news now. >> the verdict is in. what do you think about it? what does it mean when you try to prosecute someone with only the word of small children. we want to hear from you. send your comments to the mail bag. or join the conversation already ongoing on our wusa 9 facebook page. >> so today i can report that as promised the rest of our troops in iraq will come home by the end of the year. after nearly nine years america's war in iraq will be over. >> the president's address lasted about seven minutes and t

but the defense says the school staffers who testified burke was untruthful, never witnessed any of these alleged assaults. though the attorney has not ruling out the possibility that something wept wrong in that classroom. >> as far as mrs. burke is concerned, she did all of the right things. she is a human being like everybody else. and people make mistakes. >> and when i went on to ask burke's attorney if she will now fight for her job back. he said, quote, she has no interest in returning to montgomery county schools. at that statement burke smiled. we can tell you she is out in out of the woods yet. she has a second trial coming up facing two felony counts of child abuse. >> more to come. thank you for that. >>> prince george's county police say they are looking for a teenager who they say sexually assaulted a ten-year- old girl yesterday afternoon. that attack was interrupted by 21-year-old jonathan lambert. he was walking by some woods near the 3100 block of scottish avenue. >> as i got to be about right here, i startd hearing screaming decrease a little -- i noticed it was a littl

when your department, the district attorney's office discovers an office -- an officer has been untruthful or is abusing power, do you have a policy in place for reporting this? or is there just an understanding, or how does your office deal with this? >> i also think everyone for having me here today. i could not agree more with the panelists to spoke before me. i say this to young lawyers all the time in our office. all we are is our integrity. all we are is our ability to communicate and put forth evidence to juries, and we have to rely on that. we have to rely on integrity. it is difficult when these situations happen. i was really involved with the crime lab cases and the allegations against the criminals. i've been very involved in the allegations regarding some of these search and seizure issues, and i am just now becoming involved with the cases of potential theft. and all these are allegations. what is difficult, i think, for prosecutors in our office -- we find folks to be very reactive to these situations. the response often is if officers are not being truthful, that we need to

. >> anyone in our agency found to be untruthful and lying until an official police report they are fired. >>reporter: dillman trail set for next month. and both sign workers are willing to testify. in fact the second sign worker signed this letter saying both detectives refused to provide identification. that they began to knee and punch mr. mr. dillman while on the ground. and continue to knee hip even after he was in handcuffs. dillman did nothing to provoke the attack. i have a new blog at abc 7 news.com with a letter from the first worker. robbery victim who was also critical of the detective detectives. the the this is abc 7 news. >>> all right let's move on to the weather. sounds like we keep on trucking. >> yes. sandy here more cold mornings. >> yes. indeed. dan we are going to keep on trucking. show you live doppler 7 hd and you will notice there's nothing on the screen here. week from tonight it's going to look very different if the rain develops like computer model are suggesting. speaking of rain show where you we are in normal. santa rosa at 91 percent of normal. san francisc

. >> anyone in our agency found to be untruthful and lying until an official police report they are fired. >>reporter: dillman trail set for next month. and both sign workers are willing to testify. in fact the second sign worker signed this letter saying both detectives refused to provide identification. that they began to knee and punch mr. mr. dillman while on the ground. and continue to knee hip even after he was in handcuffs. dillman did nothing to provoke the attack. i have a new blog at abc 7 news.com with a letter from the first worker. robbery victim who was also critical of the detective detectives. the the this is abc 7 news. >>> all right let's move on to the weather. sounds like we keep on trucking. >> yes. sandy here more cold mornings. >> yes. indeed. dan we are going to keep on trucking. show you live doppler 7 hd and you will notice there's nothing on the screen here. week from tonight it's going to look very different if the rain develops like computer model are suggesting. speaking of rain show where you we are in normal. santa rosa at 91 percent of normal. san francisc

evidence whatsoever for that assertion so randy and warren strobel began writing about fourteen tell untruths about how there was no link between iraq and al qaeda but failed policies that series of stories one station of people in the pentagon trying to shut me out of travel with the secretary of defense i was not allowed to have not been allowed or invited to a trip pentagon trip since. that three years. to chill with my white house correspondent. he had been trying to get on the vice president's plane in early two thousand and four there were some things that the vice president did like that we wrote. there was no on the plane it's my belief that a lot of journalists did not ask hard questions. of this administration's policies particularly in the run up to the war in iraq because they were afraid of losing access and having happen to them what happened to me and has happened to others an example of why media ownership matters to democracy before reporting. sheds light on the reasons why they are being asked to go and risk life and limb and health and family and everything else then we're

anyone found to be untruthful and lying in official police report is fired. >> he hadn't heard recordings made while it was unfolded. and in the criminal defense, here, his wife talks to 911. >> are you sure these are police officers? >> they're not dressed in uniforms. they didn't have id. >> the second sign worker called 911. and the dispatcher relays the message to police. >> he wanted to know if this was a real policeman. there is someone, i can hear people in the background. i asked why he think it wasn't real. the people in the back were screaming. >> detectives-heard talking to sheriffs dispatch. >> his family called and wanted to know if you're real. >> he knew. i guess a badge and id doesn't mean anything, anymore. >> dillman's trial set for next month. both sign workers willing to testify. just didn't want to go on camera. and the second worker saying both refused to show identification that they began a knee and punch him on the ground and continued after he was in handcuffs. and i have a new blog on abc 7 news dwom a letter with the first worker who was also critical of the de

street journal" has hit back in a press release, it says "the guardian" article is replete with untruths and malign interpretations. still, the journal admits that one deal to distribute copies of the paper to students through a consulting firm was admittedly complex but nevertheless legitimate. but the journal does say it's no longer comfortable with the appearance of the distribution deal and that such deals have ceased even though it says its european circulation numbers were audited and approved. britain's media trade journal "the press gazette" -- >> they have 75,000 but they would certainly spend time emphasizing to advertisers that they are selecting the key business decisionmakers of europe. >> reporter: while this involves the rather arcain way newspapers are give an way to students at events or to hotels, to some its hard to separate this from the ongoing phone hacking scandal. >> fair play to "the guardian." >> reporter: when murdoch took over "the wall street journal" and its parent dow jones in 2007, there was a promise of editorial independence. journalists at "the wall str

that is that the reason amanda knox got into a lot of this trouble is because she made inaccurate, untruthful statements to the authorities about significant points in the investigation like this. now, she would say she was coerced. she would say she was effectively forced to make them. if that's true, then this has been a complete travesty of justice. but if that's not necessarily true, even if there isn't a link to murder here, that means that there were statements that explain why the authorities went down this road in first place. >> see what is very interesting to me, having been in america the last few months where the media were definitely slanted, i felt, towards her being acquitted and that she was an innocent young american woman, here in britain, where i am at the moment, a very much different view. because, of course, meredith kercher was a british girl and her family have given impassioned interviews. the media here have latched on to a lot of these -- as they say -- lies by amanda knox and that she's not a trustworthy witness. it's quite a messy situation. >> that's right. but j

it was just a full on ass whooping and anyone in our agency is found to be untruthful and lying in anicial police report is fire fired. >>reporter: at the time of that interview sheriff hadn't heard the 911 recording made while the incident was unfolding. it will play an important role in the internal affairs investigation. dillman criminal defense, the. here dillman wife talks to 911. >> rush these aren't police officers. >> they are not dressed in police yawn form. and they didn't have any they didn't show us any i.d. >>reporter: second sign worker also calls 911 and dispatcher relays his message to san leandro police. >> he wanted to know if this was a real policeman. i could hear people in the background were screaming. >>reporter: detectives themselves can be heard talking to sheriff's dispatch. >> this is family want to know if you are real officers or not. >> yes they knew he knew too. that's his excuse. i guess badge and i.d. doesn't mean anything any more. >>reporter: dill map trial set for next month and both sign workers are willing to testify. in fact the second sign worke

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colleague, chris hayes, host of chris hayes weekend mornings on msnbc, a man who can unravel an economic untruth faster than i can a snickers bar. the revival of the motor industry. isn't this the cingular success of the obama administration? and if it is, why don't we hear about it? >> i don't think it is for lack of trying. they tried to show and i agree this is the signature success, in terms of concrete success, in terms of saying we took the action, it was not popular, it was opposed by people like mitt romney and his buddies, and look what happened. we really saved tens of thousands of jobs in the auto industry and the cascade of suppliers and dealers and all of the eco system that grows up around that industry in the midwest. they are directly responsible for making sure that didn't go under. i think in hindsight, it was the right decision. >> is it because the phrase bailout is so toxic that we can't use it? >> yes, in short answer, yes. the problem is that if you look at polling on the auto bailout, it is as unpopular as the bank bailout despite the fact they were different bailouts. on

. >> and anyone in our agency found to be untruthful and lying, in an official police report, is fired. >> dillman's trial is set for next month, and both sign workers are willing to testify. in fact the second sign worker signed this letter saying both detectives refused to provide identification, they began to knee and punch mr. dillman while he was on the ground and continued to knee him even after he was in handcuffs. dillman did nothing to provoke the attack. i have a new blog at abc7news.com with a letter from the first worker, the robbery victim who was also critical of the detectives. for the eye team, abc-7 news. >> in florida, a miami police officer took the highway patrol on a 120 miles-per-hour chase. officer lopez was arrested at gunpoint after leading the highway patrol on a pursuit while driving his patrol car. according to police report trooper spotted the patrol car changing lanes in a dangerous manner. when photographers finally caught up with lopez, he told them he did it because he was late for his off-duty security job. >> combing -- coming up, she is on the real h

the circulation, the journal says the story from the guardian newspaper which broke it is full of untruthsalign interpretation. that's a posh way i think of saying one newspaper beating up on another. >> what are the chances that rupert murdoch himself may have known anything at all about this? >> very slim. "the wall street journal" europe, "wall street journal" is of course the jewel in the news corp. crowd, but the european edition sells less than 100,000 copies a day. it's prestigious. very much part of what they want to be about in europe. but nobody is really frankly suggesting that mr. murdoch himself had any news of this particular allegation, which must be admitted and said. so far, the journal is saying they did nothing wrong. >> richard quest in london for us, thank you. richard, it's the deadliest shooting rampage that ever happened in orange county, california and now, we're learning more. and protesters occupying wall street, they are saying no. no to the new york city mayor, michael bloomberg. what he asked them to do. we'll have details coming up. i'm not a number. i'm not

more than 20 paragraphs and it was scathing, accusing the attorney general of being incompetent or untruthfularguably the most dangerous city on the planet. the vast majority of the violent there attributed to the sinaloa cartel. just this weekend four people shot and killed in juarez. two of them u.s. citizens. the chief assassin for the sinaloa cartel is jose torres. recently his home was raid and look what they found. they found anti-aircraft machine guns, grenade launchers. grenade rifles. the governor calls this the most important cache' in history of arounds. 40 of those guns came from "operation fast & furious." here is darrell issa talking with chris wallace on "fox news sunday." >> this is about the justice department knowing that these guns were deliberately intended to end up in the hands of the drug cartels without any kind of traceability except if you find a gun at scene of the crime. that's the reason this is a felony stupid and i use the word felony deliberately program. this should be criminal to let criminals have thousands of deadly weapons. report report assassin called th

we have a man who is the leader of the united states senate who is not even blushing as he speaks untruthsnd misrepresents reality to the american people, we have a major problem that goes beyond, frankly, even unemployment. megyn: his spokesman says all he was doing that most job losses in recent months have been coming from the public sector. >> that is absolutely, categorically untrue. absolutely untrue. megyn: as was the origin oal statement, according to you. >> you have a greater chance -- well, the fact of the matter is no one's getting fired in public sector jobs at the rate that they are still in the private sector. i mean, there's just no way to twist reality in such a way as to conform to the speaker's words. megyn: harry reid said he's very clear private sector jobs are just fine. we are at a disagreement, apparently, with the senate majority leader and mr. dobbs. sir, thank you. >> great to be with you. megyn: we are awaiting president obama on libya. plus, the latest from the state department in five minutes. vice president biden taking heat over his use of violent imagery, w

for me, the most painful thing once the accuser's individual story fell apart, if that was untruth, all of these claims about our work on true. the accuser is a liar. all of that work on race and gender is just silly talk. that is just affirmative-action and intellectual bobbled the duke -- intellectual job that has infected these campuses. now we are confusing ourselves intellectually because the accuser is a liar, like most black women going back to slavery. like anita hill. you asked exactly the right question. how do we maintain a critical and analytic gauge that has policy implications even though these cases turned out not to be along be exact political narrative? >> how do we move past these debates and tell the stories and go for policies to make sure it does not happen again? >> let's make them as short as we can. >> i want to bring age into the discussion. you talked about the ahistoricness of lots and lots of conversations. you work with college students. i was accused of intellectual masturbation in talking about history and the work of those who were alive in the 1960's and