we had to move methodically. >> victor clam >> victor! >>> victor!n custody. >> where are the needles? >> we knew he was going to be going up to a certain floor. >> we have a warrant for your arrest, bro. >> after a string of armed robberies, victor has been brought in. >> any knives or guns or >> he's in custody. >> where are the needles? >> we knew he was going to be going up to a certain floor. >> we have a warrant for your arrest, bro. >> after a string of armed robberies, victor has been brought in. >> any knives or guns or bazookas or anything like that? >> when we go to apprehend people, we try to show them professionalism and respect. people like victor, that's still someone's son, still someone's brother. he's still a human being. we were just talking to victor over here on the other side of the development, and he just wanted to tell you that -- what is it, your daughter? you have to pick up your daughter at school because he's going to be tied up for a little while. he ended up getting arrested. okay? all right, bye. we gave her a call. do

we had to move methodically. >> victor clam >> victor! chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence.u certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. >>> victor! >> he's in custody. >> where are the needles? >> we knew he was going to be going up to a certain floor. >> we have a warrant for your arrest, bro. >> after a string of armed robberies, victor has been brought in. >> any knives or guns or bazookas or anything like that? >> when we go to apprehend people, we try to show them professionalism and respect. people like victor, that's still someone's son, still someone's brother. he's still a human being. we were just talking to victor over here on the other side of the development, and he just wanted to tell you that -- what is it, your daughter? you have to pick up your daughter at school because he's going to be tied up for a little while. he ended up getting arrested. okay? all right, bye. we gave her a call. don't worry, everything is go

this is our city, cries victor. for the first time, music teacher natalia is taking part in a demonstration. today there, are only a couple of thousand people on the streets, a fraction of the number who took part in the protest last may which ended with so many behind bars. the uniforms are the same though. briefly, it looks like there might be a confrontation. the security forces have set up lines too deep. the one in back is drawn up in front of the kremlin. but today, everything remains peaceful. their sons were arrested here over a year ago. the event has changed their lives. >> but this makes me feel that people are with us, supporting us. nikolay would be happy. >> natalia's son is one of the first to enter the glass cage at the beginning of the trial. he soon followed by victor's son. two young men who could soon disappear for years behind the walls of a russian prison. independent reporters are not allowed in the courtroom. the rare images of the proceedings are supplied by the court, even the lawyers fear

this is our city, cries victor. for the first time, music teacher natalia is taking part in a demonstration. today there, are only a couple of thousand people on the streets, a fraction of the number who took part in the protest last may which ended with so many behind bars. the uniforms are the same though. briefly, it looks like there might be a confrontation. the security forces have set up lines too deep. the one in back is drawn up in front of the kremlin. but today, everything remains peaceful. their sons were arrested here over a year ago. the event has changed their lives. >> but this makes me feel that people are with us, supporting us. nikolay would be happy. >> natalia's son is one of the first to enter the glass cage at the beginning of the trial. he soon followed by victor's son. two young men who could soon disappear for years behind the walls of a russian prison. independent reporters are not allowed in the courtroom. the rare images of the proceedings are supplied by the court, even the lawyers fear

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victor?know, my question is, could this set a protest, the removal of an unpopular leader, is this kind of the new normal there with this democratic process? >> reporter: that's the concern that a lot of people have. this was a president who was democratically elected, even though a lot of people didn't like him. now after a year in office, he has been ousted, thanks to a very large uprising and the help of the armed forces. and the question many have, the next president who comes in, what if islamists don't like him? what if there is an uprising against him? do we start this cycle over again? and that's why a lot of people are concerned. that there is a precedent being set. not just here in egypt but other countries in this region who are going through the arab spring and trying to get this democratic process right. >> reza sayeh for us in cairo this morning, thank you. >>> so here's a question. what's the best way to annoy the white house? >> what do you think? >> well, i'm just going to re

i'm victor blackwell.. here are five things you need to know this morning. >>> number one, israel says it wants to resume peace talks with the palestinians immediately, and it's laying the groundwork for that by promising to release a limited number of palestinian prisoners as a "goodwill gesture." the negotiations have stalled since 2010, but secretary of state john kerry says both sides could be in washington within the next week or so. >>> and number two -- five people have been convicted of multiple manslaughter and causing personal injury. this follows the 2012 wreck of the "costa concordia" cruise ship off the coast of italy. but according to a plea bargain, only two people may serve jail time. the lawyer for those convicted says he will appeal their sentences. 32 people died when that cruise liner struck rocks. hundreds more were injured. >>> and another tragic story in cleveland. third story here. police in the eastern part of the city discovered two more bodies linked to a suspect already in custo

victor? poppy? >> jessica, thank you. >>> you know, we were watching the daily briefing yesterday as we do every day and when the president came in, the newsroom went silent. when he started to speak about this, it was surprising. >> it was very surprising. he listed off a few things that jay carney is ready to answer all your questions. we're going to tackle immigration but first, this. and then you could hear the silence. it's interesting. sabrina fulton, trayvon martin's mom put out this statement and tracy martin, trayvon's father said we're deeply honored and moved that president obama took the time to speak publicly and at length about our son. so as you heard jessica say, the president hasn't talked directly to the parents but the parents did put out this statement. >> the question is, will this just be something we talk about for a couple days or will this statement have a place in history, much like his 2008 campaign speech on race, much like kennedy on catholicism and johnson on civ

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we celebrated her cure while we were on victor street so we call her victor on victor street. very shortly after here cure she's 11 years old yesterday shortly after her cure we were getting ready for our christmas slings and i'm a single mom. and she'll be starting 6 grade here inaugust. i ordered christmas present to arrive at the home early september and i didn't found out that the packages had all been stolen. i didn't know how to provide her what bright christmas. i made phone calls to fte fed didn't and the merchants and officer butt i didn't came in and took a report and said we wouldn't likely see the gifts returned and my daughter over heard the conversation and wants to know why stant took away the gifts what did they do. and so pollutant who is an angel. he spread the word through the station my daughters story and he was able to take up a collection that more than replaced everything that my daughter had lost so i want to especially thank captain alumni and a lieutenant johnson for putting together an awesome tomato team who care of the families in our district. th

i'm pamela brown. >> i'm victor blackwell.e crash of asiana flight 214 at san francisco international airport. at least two people have been killed. both of them women from china. at least 180 others were taken to hospitals and treated. five people including a child are in critical condition. now, witnesses reported seeing the tail of the plane and you can see it in this animation clip the edge of the runway then the plane spun, the belly slid across the tarmac and then burst into flames. >> and yesterday's crash was asiana airlines' third fatal accident in 30 years. one slammed into the china sea and in 1993 one of the boeing 737s went down in bad weather in an airport. 68 dieed. asiana's ceo said he doesn't believe engine failure causeded yesterday's crash. some of the first reports that anything had gone wrong came from passengers themselves through social media. >> yeah, listen to how one passenger on board the jet described the scene and you'll actually see the passenger trying to get away from the plane before the ambula

victor blackwell. in atlanta keeping track of reaction across the country for us. victor, this is a little bit typical of what we've been seeing, right? how did it play out so far? >> yeah, those peaceful protests literally on both coasts. last hour we focused on san francisco and oakland, we talked about the west coast. chris and kate, this hour, let's go to the east coast, and i want to start in florida in tallahassee, the capital city of florida. listen. ♪ >> about 200 people singing on the steps of the old capitol building in tallahassee, chanting and singing there with signs. reports that some of the signs say "racism is not dead," and the question "who's next?" let's go to new york now. and a few hundred people showed up with signs and also chanting in peaceful protests in union square. now, union square is a very popular place to hold protests there, protests there on an average weekday, but last night, very passionate people. listen to one of them. >> for a person that lost his life and to not

>> reporter: good morning, victor and poppy.e're here outside the federal courthouse in washington, d.c., and the justice for trayvon rally here will get under way in a couple hours, around noon. people are already setting up. they've been distributing these flyers online to folks calling on them to bring their hoodies, their signs, their iced tea and skittles to stand in solidarity with trayvon martin and the martin family. i should emphasize protesters here are not just focused on the call on the federal government, on the justice department to bring civil rights charges. they also want to make sure people leave this event today and become more informed about stand your ground laws across the country and work in the states that have them, work to repeal pem thp this is a multipronged goal here today but one big part is showing public support for the department of justice's investigation into this case and hope -- and call for them to bring civil rights charges. back to you guys. >> athena jones in d.c. for us. thank you. >>> c

. >> because of threats he faces for leaving the mexican mafia yeah, victor asked that we only use hisirst name. he is housed in a unit made up entirely of inmates who have chosen to leave their gangs. >> the worst part of gangs is paranoia. it invades. sometimes people see things that didn't really happen. as an end result. a lot of innocent people died. i just got tired of all the lies, you know, all of the backstabbing, all of the politics, paranoia. i just got tired of it. >> victor joined the mexican mafia while serving a prior 23-year prison sentence for kidnapping and aggravated assault. a recent parole violation, landed him back in jail. he has adopted a fatherly role with some of the younger ex-gang members in the unit. >> you want to do it in the right way, legal way. >> i'm too old. >> can't be going to prison at this age. >> among those victor counsels is johnny robles, charged with attempted capital murder and theft. he has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> you get to a point where you have got to make a decision. is this the type of life that i want? >> i have to,

victor? francisco international airport this morning, thank you. >> we mentioned the ntsb is now on site at san francisco international airport. we want to call your attention to two of the images that they tweeted out. take a look here in these pictures. you can see the investigators standing right outside the wreckage of flight 214. you can also see a view inside the cabin. take a look at this. a brief look at the chaos those passengers faced in those moments right after that plane crash landed. you can see barely, if you look close enough, you can see rows of seating tumbled over and the little yellow dots right there are the oxygen masks that were deployed during that crash landing. you just can imagine being a passenger in those moments. all of a sudden, it goes dark. the oxygen masks are deployed. the seats tumbling over -- >> and then the smoke and the fire. >> the smoke and the fire. you don't know if the plane's going to blow up, what's going to happen. and amazingly, as we've been h

honorary mayor, and supervisor, my name is victor boston. and really i need someone with a paper and pen. i have been looking for housing over i say nine months now. and i am about ready to lose my section 8. okay. i have letters here saying congratulations. we have placed on our waiting list. but we check our waiting list once a year. this is the second time. i have another application here, these are housing, this is the second list and there is five sheets. this is the second sheet and i have been in all of these places looking for housing. as i said again, my name is victor boston, and if you can give me insight, my number is 410-5756, and i am in desperate need of housing. i am a veteran, vietnam veteran at that. okay, i served my country. unfortunately i can't walk. but i am looking for some housing. please, thank you, mayor, thank you housing authority. thank you. >> mary harris. cathy davis. >> mary harris, president of my neighbors in action. on february 2 we had a lunar new year celebration at the rec center. when we got up there,

>> victor, let me ask you a quick question about that. you talked about the panel governor scott has convened basically saying stand your ground does not need to be overturned. there was some criticism with regard to the individuals who were selected to be a part of that panel, correct? >> reporter: that's right. that's one thing representative williams pointed out. he said the legislators who were part of that 19-member group were the people who supported passing it and voted for it. and some of the people possibly on the other side of the table were not people who had any legislative power and could make much happen inside the halls of the capitol here. so the group dream defenders also says that, in short, if this is the law here in florida, florida needs to be checked. and he includes the legislators in that number. >> victor blackwell for us at the capitol in florida. if you read the tampa bay times today they say the stand your ground law often amounts to, i'm quoting this article here, a get out of jail free card for many defendant

victor blackwell is on the phone -- you're live. i thought you were going to follow along with the protesters, but i'm glad to see you in person, victor. >> we'll do that at 10:00 when these protesters go in and mirror what they've done for the last two days. at 10:00 they'll go in and make their appeal. i'll take you back to tuesday when the dream asked to meet the governor. they were told by the receptionist that the governor was not here. they said we'll wait and they have been waiting for 47 hours now inside that reception area and then outside in the hallway. they said that they're prepared to wait for weeks, if necessary. this is why they demand to be with the governor. they want him to reconvene the state legislature pass a trayvon martin act that includes a repeal of stand your ground. a ban on zero tolerance policies in public schools and they want to have a serious conversation about racial profiling. the governor has not responded to our requests to find out if he's going to speak with them. they say they have not heard f

thank you victor for your work. i wanted to talk about a few things i was excited about with our budget. in total we're saving over $40 million with $20 million in the first year and approximately 15 in the second year. and with those savings we're able to do so many things that are going to benefit the residents here in san francisco. we funded all of our hiv, aids federal budget cuts. [ applause ] >> we've been able toll add all of our -- we've been add the gardeners for our city parks and open up a park in every district. and homeless prevention service for the most vulnerable. and hands ongoing for infrastructure city wide with record levels of capital spenting at $2 million in direct children services and $2 million in work force training and 1.5 cost increase for our city service providers. all the while maintaining the mayor's priorities as well as ours in public safety and providing fire academy and police academy classes and contribute to go the budget reserves. i want to thank all the committee members and

i want to thank the chiefs, the city administrator, victor, your work here as well, our real estate department, as well, thank you, john for being here. all the city family, our city engineer, figuring out things for being here as well. investing in our infrastructure, investing in our fire stations has been a main stay of my administration, working with a capital planning group. we want to ensure that our infrastructure always reflect the highest level we need and situating this station here is will is an incredible gift to district 6. i want to thank all the entities for getting together and making this happen and but for a very special circumstances this might have not occurred and we would be incurring another obligation $6. i want to thank all the entities for getting together and making this happen and but for a very special circumstances this might have not occurred and we would be incurring another obligation of 9-and-a-half million from our general fund. this is a gift that is going to keep giving. i want to recognize things that happen in this city we are a very incredible lucky city

victor haviez, daniel ceser, seria, jay davidson, sean burgen and demetrius margin, silvia agar come up if i called your name. >> good afternoon. i'm president of the castro up power market community benefit district and i am also on the rainbow honor board and i am vice president of the san francisco commission on aging and adult services and i am a pass president of the neighborhood association. and the castro market community benefits the application, to open a restaurant at 2100 market street. so do the merchants of upper market and castro. let's learn from the past. the last two occupants of 2100 market street were independent restaurants, both failed, one was the moderately priced home and the other was the high priced john frank. >> that is why no independent restaurant has made a viable offer to rent this property. chipotle has made such an offer. it is a building that once housed formula retail and it was a bust in the market years ago. i have lived in the neighborhood for 35 years andvy seen how the things have changed. >> this situation is different from starbucks, and bec

here's victor blackwell. >> i just witnessed an accident on the off-ramp. over in sanford. >> 5:45 wednesday even action a blue suv, but the driving loses control. >> it looks like an explorer. the vehicle is still there, on its side. >> glass, a mirror, a floor matt still on the scene. by the time first responders arrived, they are outside much the suv safely. one of them was george zimmerman, all this happened less than a mile from where he shot trayvon martin. monday night the story of zimmerman the rescuer was met at skepticism at an n amount acp meeting. >> that's one of the most ridiculous, to do anything to validate a murderer i think is wrong. >> we've been working with the doj. >> reporter: they announced plans to put repeal of stand your ground on the ballot in 2014. >> if we lose what trayvon martin has brought us together to do, we cannot wait until february and wait just for our legislators, for our governors to possibly veto this. >> we need to do this ourselves. >> after days of protests, calling for federal civil rights charges, the sanford

>> pero dios mío, victor >> vamos al revoltillo . >> pero por dios mira, llame al 911 . ♪. >> en losen, ernesto lo hacemos nosotros . >> nuestro compañero fue elegido por snoop dogg, quién tomó la entrevista al azar para el estreno de la película turbo en barcelona ,y publicó su fotografía en instagram. >> reportaron para ustedes y así como snoop dog vamos a rapear, esto fue el revoltillo, reportaron para ustedes beto y jessesiemrpe al mando, mami, menéalo . ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> abur, abur . >> están más locos . >> ¿qué tal los adonis?. >> ¿saben qué? no conoce doña neche, ¿qué le pareció revoltillo?. (gritos) . >> se me durmió . >> es una locura . >> quién llegó, quién llegó . >> quién es . >> dios mío, esto era un perfectuador para que me e enseñaroan los abdominales, pasa chaval . (risas). (hablan todos) . >> mi muchachito . (hablan todos) . >> buenos días. >> buenos días gente, buenos días . >> no te preocupes. (hablan todos) . >> ay dios mío señores, les puedo llegar. >> tiene muchas cosas interesante, nos va aestar hablando de las dietas . >> las dietas controversiales, no sólo puede

has all to do with the fact that if you recall the cite treaty was the first treaty imposed by a victor some defeated countries when i defeated country which ended up being a boomer and that hurts the victors that imposed it more than the defeat it so the blunder was making it back in two thousand and ten was a germany's imposing upon the benefit of countries over sight reading which is going to prove to be a boomerang for germany as if this be proved catenary because a great part of the germany has it it really wants to be the year the protection of it and divided got unsee but it doesn't want the federal democratic process simply because a federal government in europe would mean that the germans win control it but i have a balanced way out of when you say that germany is not pursuing a federal democratic process it sounds as though germany is playing to type as they say in hollywood where they are in what some of described imposing kind of an imperium over the arrows on through the back door with their actions is that too heavy handed to describe germany in this way or at how you see

victor, thank you.reciate that. >> and trayvon martin's parents, sybrina fulton and tracy martin do sit down with anderson cooper to talk about how their family is moving forward. don't miss it. it is all new tonight at 8 eastern. >>> we're also looking at this young pakistani teenager survived a taliban attack and now she is hearing directly from the leader of the group, the taliban, about why she was shot. up ahead. #%tia[ i think farmers care more about the land than probably anyone else. we've had this farm for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that's how we make our living and that's how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what's best for them. all i can say is it has worked well for us. >>> here is a switch. the taliban worried about its own public image. >> it looks that way. the group has gotten a lot of bab publicity obviously and even more so after the attack on the school girl malala. militan

john and victor young as the clerk of the committee. and i want to thank all the aids from other offices to make sure we could build a priority for all our needs. i particularly want to thank my staff from my office and our fifth aid david who helped a lot. thank you all i think it's a proud moment for our city to advance a budget. >> supervisor mar. >> as a first, he member of the budget committee i never realized how much work but i want to thank kate and harvey rose and deborah and others for the incredible work. chair farrell did an incredible job involving all of us and thank you for everything. i never acknowledge my staff enough. nick coordinated with the labor unions weighing in on every line item and thank you supervisor avalos putting the priorities at the questioning of all departments and making sure we got thoughtful and meaningful information. i want to say i want it's a strong budget connotations were made and from a city standpoint it is fair and equitable. i'm pleased for a lot of the great budget items for district one

wait until you hear what victor was tweeting over the weekend. >>brian: what happened to glee star cory monteith? the final hours before his death revealed this morning here on "fox & friends". i'm at city field. this is the first hour of "fox & friends" monday edition. roll the animation. >>brian: tonight is the home run derby. yesterday i had a chance to play in that big celebrity softball game. you're going to get some of the highlights because it's always interesting when you try to cross that barrier and try to do the things you talk about. we had a good chance to interact. >>gretchen: you connected, though? >>brian: i did well. yes, i did connect. >>gretchen: is that jenny finch pitching to you? >>brian: yes, that's jenny finch. she will be joining us live in 40 minutes. dwight gooden joins us live. you're going to hear from kevin james as he has gotten word through his people, through our people that i worship requesting here -- that i worship "here comes the boom." an all-star line up from the all-star game. >>steve: fantastic. >>brian: i

joining me now from sanford is cnn's victor. good morning, victor. >> good morning, carol.rge zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin more than a year ago. that couple, mark and dana, will be here right behind me at the office of mark o'meara. we are expecting them to tell us about that day. we do not know yet and reached out to the media folks here if they will say yes, we knew it was george zimmerman or they will tell their story. there is a lot of skepticism here. i want you to listen to the two perspectives about this crash and george zimmerman's involvement. >> quintessential george. this is the person i knew him to be when find out about his past before february 12, is the guy that always involved in the community, always going to lend lend a helping hand and here we go four days after the event, something that i could not have planned but turned out to be just pure george. >> ludicrous stuff i have ever seen before in my life. to anything to validate a murderer i think is wrong. >> there is a point of that pastor made also there were no witnesses there. other than a

we need the microphone victor >> now i can here myself. i'm confused of the programs. the seniors have ensured lots of cuts. this year is a time to make sure we're support the parts of our community. i want to ask to support the enhancement request this is for homeless folks and he shelter. we are in a housing crisis this is a modest amount. i want you to pay attention to the housing collaborative. we're asking one million dollars and this is again combaej folks and improving housing conditions. we think it's critical that tenants are involved in the short term and long-term. this is do tenants have a voice. i'd like to urge you to pass an increase for the non profit staff. our rent is going up and 4 percent doesn't begin to cover the actual costs so we hope you'll make that happen. and thank you for funding detox >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> hi. i like commuter it's the internet. thank you okay. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good morning committee messengers i'm a client at the larkin shuttle. i'm here to sh