also, we have got really good for dissipation. 27 departments have precipitated willingly, and as you can see in some of the letters of support, there is great value in sharing data with the public. as jason mentioned, the executive directive was issued in october 2009 that kind of put a framework around this. to date, we have over 50 applications that have been developed. this is a quality of life issue for people, and transit information is critical. we also have a lot of 311 applications, so people see graffiti in their neighborhoods, there is different mechanisms for those people to interact with their city. they can call, and they have many other options now. i want to make it clear that the city did not spend a dime on these applications. they were developed by a third party. sometimes hobbyists, sometimes for economic reasons, but the city does not pay for any of this. also, open date it is a growing movement. -- open data is a growing movement. it started with president obama and his position on transparency, and the federal government establishing a web site called data.gov.

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so she left on her own willingly? >> yes. >> reporter: do you think she was kidnapped? >> i don't think so. he says, do you want to go with me? >> reporter: and she left? >> yes. >> reporter: la said she asked her daughter where she was going but got no response. >> a lot of information here to decypher. we weren't certain who we were dealing with, was this a kidnapping? was it not a kidnapping. at this point, even this long in to it, we're still not 100%%. it's better to err on the side of caution. >> reporter: what police say they know for sure is attacker is with judy. judy's mother, too, would like answers. >> yes, because i don't know what's going on right now. >> reporter: police believe the two may be in the suspect's car which is a black lexus. ktvu has learned that the suspect has a violent record. they've learned he is violent and can be violent. they want to track down these two as soon as possible. >>> a kidnapping suspect is in the hospital and a mother and baby are safely back home. this is after a terrifying incident that ended on 280 on woodside saturday

. >> the state has to prove that dennis killed his wife willingly and deliberately and with premeditation. the trial is expected to last for about a week. >> police discovered the body of a woman at the bottom of an elevator shaft last night. investigators say her body was found about 10:30 inside a vacant building on north tower street. authorities believe the woman was homeless and living in the building, but are not sure if she fell down a shaft or if she was murdered. >> following the murder of a patient in howard county, three staff members who were on duty at the time have retired. this comes from a story in the baltimore sun citing a union official. a fellow patient has now been charged with murder. an annapolis high school student has been charged as an adult, accused of sexually assaulting a classmate. troy reed was arrested after investigators say he grabbed the victim, forced her into a wooded area, and raped her. it happened right across the street from the school. >> at that time, he became angry and picked up a stick and threw it at her, knocking her to the ground. when she

police also say whether she went willingly or not, judy law is with a violent man and mi law is worriedor her daughter's well-being. >> i don't know what happened right now. if she's okay or she's not. i have no idea either. >> and police are asking for the public's help on this one. they are looking for a 2001 lexus is-250. california license plate 6 dsj 212. that he is his vehicle. he also goes by the name of tony fam. if he have seen him or his vehicle, san jose police uld love to hear from you. live in san jose, terry mcsweeney,bc 7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot. within the last hour the state supreme court unanimously upheld furloughing government workers. they unveiled the plan in 2009 to offset the state's massive budget shortfall it was immediately met with some two dozen lawsuits by state employees unions and others. some 200,000 workers have affected. in today's ruling the justices sided with the governor saying the state legislature 2009 budget legislation validates his furlough program. jerry brown and republicaneg whitman will square off again next tuesday in the third debat

police say the 18-year-old was kidnapped and reports say she left willingly. the two last seen in a black lexus sedan. the license number is on the screen. >> if you're a pg&e customer you have a way to find out if you live close to a major gas pipeline this, is in response to last month's fatal san bruno explosion. there is a account with a map with less detail than what has been shown to first responders. pg&e is preparing to put a remote control camera into the damaged 30-inch pipeline. >> a camera that can with a spotlight. the head can rotate. we're doing this work at the direction of the cpuc. >> and for more information go tour maps. we'll walk you through the process. >> coming up, innocence project uncovered cases after bus, including one man serving 12 years for a crime never committed. >> and police finally nab a suspect they say has been burning san francisco port o potty twoz years. >> i'm sandhya patel. our unseasonally cool autumn weather continues for a few more days before we start to notice things returning to normal again. i'll have the full

police also say whether she went willingly or not, judy law is with a violent man and mi law is worriedor her daughter's well-being. >> i don't know what happened right now. if she's okay or she's not. i have no idea either. >> and police are asking for the public's help on this one. they are looking for a 2001 lexus is-250. california license plate 6 dsj 212. that he is his vehicle. he also goes by the name of tony fam. if he have seen him or his vehicle, san jose police would love to hear from you. live in san jose, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot. within the last hour the state supreme court unanimously upheld furloughing government workers. they unveiled the plan in 2009 to offset the state's massive budget shortfall. it was immediately met with some two dozen lawsuits by state employees unions and others. some 200,000 workers have affected. in today's ruling the justices sided with the governor saying the state legislature's 2009 budget legislation validates his furlough program. jerry brown and republican meg whitman will square off again next tuesday in the th

it's a parcel tax but one that's willingly entered into by a majority they have property owners. it's the kind of thing you want and if you ask the rest of the city to bear the burden, they'd say, why should we be helping out this district. so those in the district see the advantage of putting the money into it and what it will do, i think, will pay for itself in the sense that it will give great comfort to people who go to the public events in the area and in fact increase public attendance but having that satisfaction that what they're calling diplomats or something are actually kind of uniformed people who will look like they have the authority to make you behave and i think that -- and the maintenance and sprucing up of the area and all of that will accrue to the bet -- to the benefit. while i share commissioner harrison's concern that it's going to cost us $32,000 that we wish we had more of, i think ultimately if we give this a little time, i think it will prove very beneficial. i know how hard it is to do all the legwork because you have so many people involved, so i comme

i don't think the united states government will ever willingly issue an apology for any of its actions now some say the serbian government is trading the country's past for future e.u. membership do you think serbs agree with that. i think this sunday riots and saturday's peaceful demonstration involved ten thousand people are proof enough the current serbian government has very little support and even less legitimacy among the people of serbia i think it's the people of serbia want to better life they want to freely trade and communicate with everybody else but at that the price of their dignity or their culture or their country serbian historian new bugs from washington d.c. thank you very much for your input there. now they're only young boys who are forced to become the man of the house years of war in afghanistan have robbed an entire generation of their fathers and left deep scars on the country are just pulls away or has been meeting afghan children who sacrificed everything to help their families survive. for a few hours each find in the street you get to remember they still ju

our brothers and sisters here in russia you know or you're going to all the efforts that your have willingly and all the things that you have done in order to help us to be independent as well as now we're looking for our total emancipation. understanding and something much more advanced than just what i want to spend because you independently base it for something you're going on me before and mental patient technological military and told him i mean and we're just beginning our world where the bad if we're just starting though this walk towards our total emancipation when it's been almost ten years old of very deep relations for twenty russian region as well and it's making us stronger. it's making us go further. and we of course we need to know all the information about all the things and i'm not just i'm not just talking about the documents signed an agreement. for example the agriculturally agreements you're going to shoot i mean minutes between russian and well you're part of the commerce because you want a lot of the us to import from russia for example to import to russia. very. grou

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. >> reporter: so the victim's mother says her daughter actually left the scene will willingly with her on again/off again boyfriend with the other man who is still unnamed at this time. at this time we're still sorting through the details. police want to talk to judy la and brian. these details may explain the delay in our notification. the information we got came eight hours after it happened. maybe that's because they were sorting -- because they were sorting through the relationship of the people. the room in the front that you are looking at right now, that's apparently where this suspect peered in and saw his on again/off again give girlfriend with this other victim. it sounds like it was some type of jealous rage. we're gonna continue to chase this story down and we'll keep you up to date. >>> there's growing concern at one apartment complex near walnut creek after the fifth attack there in recent months. jade hernandez joins us with reaction from absolutely frightened residents. >> reporter: good morning. five attacks since june. they've all happened here. in the first three sex

police believe adruong kid kidnapped long but she says she went with him willingly. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger had the right to furlough state workers but the justices said that power is not unilateral. they say the legislature gave the power when it approved the 2009 budget. labor unions are waiting to hear if the next budget the include those powers. >> we will know if the powers will be included or not. referee: the legislature is expected to vote on a budget deal this thursday. the governor says he began the furloughs to save money during the budget crisis. >> reporter: the >> reporter: and the legislature also volted that the governor had the ability to line veto the budget. >>> just weeks after going back to the classroom following summer vacation. some south bay students are taking an entire week off from school because of the ongoing budget problems. >>> beginning today, san jose unifieds three dozen employees are on a furlough. the move is being taken to avoid lay offs. >>> no one is getting paid this week, everyone is taking the hit in order to save jobs in san jose un

police believe adruong kid kidnapped long but she says she went with him willingly. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger had the right to furlough state workers but the justices said that power is not unilateral. they say the legislature gave the power when it approved the 2009 budget. labor unions are waiting to hear if the next budget the include those powers. >> we will know if the powers will be included or not. referee: the legislature is expected to vote on a budget deal this thursday. the governor says he began the furloughs to save money during the budget crisis. >> reporter: the >> reporter: and the legislature so volted that the governor had the ability to line veto the budget. >>> just weeks after going back to the classroom following summer vacation. some south bay students are taking an entire week off from school because of the ongoing budget problems. >>> beginning today, san jose unifieds three dozen employees are on a furlough. the move is being taken to avoid lay offs. >>> no one is getting paid this week, everyone is taking the hit in order to save jobs in san jose unif

five of our six contestants willingly administered shocks.ree went all the way to the maximum voltage. >> i got no more. >> remember lahtifa? we stopped her because she seemed anguished almost every step of the way. there is something i've got to tell you. >> yes. >> this is going to be on tv but it's going to be on "dateline nbc." >> oh, my god. are you serious? >> we're doing a series of social experiments. >> oh, my god. >> to determine why people act the way they do. >> where is tyler? >> tyler, come on in, buddy. >> tyler, oh, my god. >> tyler is an actor who helped us out and he did not get hurt one bit. >> oh, my gosh. >> i thought i was hurting you. >> dr. shermer says any one of us can be manipulated into believing and doing things we shouldn't. he says it happens gradually. >> the abuse gets a little worse and a little worse such that your standards of tolerance g readjusted upwards to where you're willing to impose even more evil than you ever normally would do. >> so how can we stop ourselves from being gullible? the key, dr. sher

the 18 year old told police she was scared but left willingly. police say it started when he saw another man inside her house and stabbed him. they left and weren't seen until he turned himself in the following day. >>> the award of this year's noble peace prize is sending shock throughout the world. he was named because of his call for political reform in china. the government is suppressing the move there. he is a college professor who's now serving an 11-year prison sentence. he's been in and out of government custody since the days of his activist in 1979. president obama is calling on china to release him. >>> when i was a teenager. couldn't accept it myself. >> some are calling it an epidemic, why hundreds of people hope what they did tonight will save lives. >>> he was thrown out hundreds of people took to the street hoping to send a powerful message and save lives. participants said they are taking action in response to a recent string of gay teen suicides. amber lee is in the city with this report. >> reporter: the stand up to youth suic

the 18 year old told police she was scared but left willingly. police say it started when he saw another man inside her house and stabbed him. they left and weren't seen until he turned himself in the following day. >>> the award of this year's noble peace prize is sending shock throughout the world. he was named because of his call for political reform in china. the government is suppressing the move there. he is a college professor who's now serving an 11-year prison sentence. he's been in and out of government custody since the days of his activist in 1979. president obama is calling on china to release him. >>> when i was a teenager. couldn't accept it myself. >> some are calling it an epidemic, why hundreds of people hope what they did tonight will save lives. >>> he was thrown out of office in part because of the state's budget deficit. what does former governor grey davis think now? who will protect california's environment? steve cooley shut down his entire environmental crimes unit after he found out they were investigating a developer w

why would a perfectly successful star willingly subject himself to an excruciating insulting celebrity they said >> back live the late median greg geraldo came from nowhere to find fame and fortune in t i weird world of the celebrity host. >> george hamilton the devil signed so many deals with you people he has carpal tunnel syndrome. >> he was judge on last comic standing and rose master general. he was both. >> iced tea is -- ice t is here. you are so old the first thing you bought with your record deal money was your freedom. on your first album the "n" word was anything -- nigro. >> this is an ugly group of people. giant woman and a bunch of black dudes. i feel like we are doing baby daddy on the mauro po vich show. >> john was married to my favorite lady rebecca romijn o'connell. you lost your wife to the fat kid on stand by me. >> uninhibited. >> john, you are a big ghoulish woman. i am talking to you carrot top. what happened to your face? you look retarded. how did you do that? how did you find a plastic surgeon who could add a chromosome? >> most often crude. >> what a (bleep)

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seems they were setting themselves up knowingly, willingly and willfully you might say to be prosecuted. there is no defense. >> talk about testing the waters. they are playing with fire and they might get burned but i don't think they will get burned that bad. >> geraldo: a lot of metaphors there. >> bottom line is they knew what they were walking into. they were testing the waters. utah does not prosecute this type of crime. they are saying this is our family based on our religion and this is our lifestyle that we are choosing and right now in this day and age a lot of marriages are being questioned as to what is marriage. this man says marriage is between me and my three wives. >> he is definitely controversial and renegade. they are inviting an inquisition and probe into their lifestyle and what is going on behind closed doors. >> geraldo: but it is illegal to have more than one life. >> and it should be investigated and they are so flagrantly throwing it in everybody's face. you think the prosecutor's office likes that? >> he only has one legal wife. the other women are his wives i

tell houseman he's going into protective custody, and that's willingly or unwillingly.thought the exercises weren't nash's prime target. so he's going after houseman, not the drills. houseman didn't show up for work this morning. they've been trying to find him all day. surveillance just saw nash go into his sister's house. all right, let's get over there. megan: there is our guy. all right, we go on my command. just hold it. nash's sister. all right, you two deal with her. let's go, let's go, let's go. ms. nash. ms. nash. fbi! arms in the air! who called 911? get your hands up. get 'em up! all right, just stay cool, partner everything's gonna be all right. one more step, i'm gonna put a hole right through you! step away from the door, step away from the door. get down on your knees. down on your knees! hands on your head. check it out. get 'em on your head! most people use a pot rack to hang pots. where's houseman? who? where's the bomb? ( snorts ) you're sure asking a lot of questions for someone who's trying to make me think you got all the answers. look, pal, you do

. >> did they go to this place willingly? >> yes, it was a planned party. >> planned party by just someone who lives in this house? >> we believe it's a -- this is a weekend home in our community. we believe that the person involved in putting the party together was actually a student from central washington. >> the student, does the student own the home or his family own this home? >> no, it's believed to be owned by the parents who were not there at the time of the party. >> any suspects, anyone in custody? >> right now we're working with our local sheriff's department as well as the university police department. we have got numerous individuals to be interviewing. at this point, no suspects identified. >> and what was -- what was the type of drug believed to be used, was it a roofy of some type? >> i would be hesitant to comment on that. as the individuals were received in the hospital, there was blood and urine samples taken. >> and so, again, the status of the people who are in the hospital we were understanding one was

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but when someone willingly breaks our law, that sends a message that says don't worry about the lawsve set up, and we'll grant you these benefits. it's economically hurting us and it's also a national security issue. worker programs, and that's the difference. >> if you can reconcile all those comments, you're even more talented reporter than i think you are, nancy. one of the challenges is getting past the partisan divide on this. senator john mccain was someone who had been a real advocate for working with democrats in congress to find a path forward. as the years and years have rolled by, the number of folks who are here illegally and who pose real threats to our community continue to grow and we are not taking the actions we need to take to separate those who are willing to pay a fine to accept responsibility for coming here illegally and to begin paying taxes and contributing to our community and the benefits that they're earning. i would rather have us begin to provide a path so those here illegally take responsibility for that or are deported. that way we can make progress. >>

to get rid of all the bureaucratic messes that make the legal pathway difficult but when someone willingly breaks our laws that sends a message that don't worry about the laws we've set up, don't worry about those would are on long waiting lists for political asylum, break our laws and we'll grant you these benefits. it's sending the wrong message. economically hurting us. >> it's discussion. >> miss o'donnell mischaracterizes her own position. >> i do support responsible guest worker programs and that's the difference. >> if you can reconcile all those comments you're an even more talented reporter than i think you are, nancy. we to get past the bickering. senator john mccain was someone before this election cycle had been a real advocate for working with the business community working with democrats in congress to find a path forward. as the years and years have rolled by, the number of folks who are here illegally and would pose real threats to our community continue to grow and we are not taking the actions we need to take to spate those who are willing to pay a fine to accept responsi

when someone willingly breaks our laws, that is something that domestic debt -- do not worry about the laws that we have set up. do not worry about those who have a long waiting list for political asylum. break our laws and will give you these benefits. it is sending the wrong message. it is a national security issue. i do support responsible guest worker programs. that is the difference. >> if you can reconcile all those comments, you are a more talented reporter then i think you are, nancy. when challenge we have for getting past a partisan divide and the bickering -- john mccain had been a real advocate for working with the business community, working with democrats in congress to find a path forward. as years and years have rolled by, the number of people here illegally answer -- and propose a threat to our community is beginning to grow. we're not taking the actions we need to. i would rather began to provide a path said that those here illegally can stand up and take responsibility for that or be deported. that we can make progress. >> you just took a hard-line position. again, w

prosecutors insist he willingly robbed the bank but apparently did not know the others planned to take the money and let the bomb explode. armstrong was heard whispering that's a lie, as the case was laid out against her. she's already serving up to 20 years, after pleading guilty but mentally ill to killing a boyfriend, who she feared would tell police about the bank robbery plot. now she could be heading to prison for life. for "today," ron allen, nbc news, new york. >>> for more we're joined by nbc news analyst and former fbi pro-climber clint van zandt. clint, good morning. >> hi, amy. >> so the defense says that their client is not capable of designing such an elaborate plan. in your expert opinion does her profile fit that of a criminal mastermind? >> well, i think it really does. this is a very bright woman. she's got a masters degree. i mean she is the quintessential black widow, killing -- allegedly killing one of the co-conspirators, and stuffing his body into a freezer for which she's doing 7 to 20 years right now. 20 years before that, she killed another boyfriend. at that

when someone willingly breaks our laws, that is something that domestic debt -- do not worry about theaws that we have set up. do not worry about those who have a long waiting list for political asylum. break our laws and will give you these benefits. it is sending the wrong message. it is a national security issue. i do support responsible guest worker programs. that is the difference. >> if you can reconcile all those comments, you are a more talented reporter then i think you are, nancy. when challenge we have for getting past a partisan divide and the bickering -- john mccain had been a real advocate for working with the business community, working with democrats in congress to find a path forward. as years and years have rolled by, the number of people here illegally answer -- and propose a threat to our community is beginning to grow. we're not taking the actions we need to. i would rather began to provide a path said that those here illegally can stand up and take responsibility for that or be deported. that we can make progress. >> you just took a hard-line position. again, wha

what that says if you willingly participate in a felony, here a robbery, even if you had no idea thatved were carrying guns or had plans to hurt somebody, you are still just as responsible as the person who pulled the trigger. >> okay. >> sentencing could be very different. a judge could look at you different in terms of sentencing. but legally you are just as responsible. >> all right. let's talk about the emotional aspect of this case. legally, the hiccup defense might not work in court. but is there something to this? something tragic about this child having all this attention and then going down this path >>> up next, he created twitter, and now jack dorsey is here to tell us about his latest brainchild, which could lead to the disappearance of cold, hard cash. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. [ male announcer ] if you've had a heart attack caused by a completely blocked artery, another heart attack could be lurking, waiting to strike. a heart attack that's caused by a clot, one that could be fatal. but plavix helps save lives. plavix, taken with other heart medicines, goe

and we sometimes very willingly are giving it.you're exactly right. in those old-fashioned ways of stealing our identity are still alive and well. but we need to be heads up about the new ways. and one is the social media. as much fun as that can be keeping up with friends and family and maybe even looking for a new job, we need to be cautious about what put out there openly about ourselves. for instance, if we say that we're going on vacation and we'll be gone for a week, you might as well put a neon sign on your house saying come on in, take everything, help yourself to what's mine. and also know that you have to be careful with your entire family, educate them. even the children may unwittingly put information online that compromises the entire family. and the crooks love this because it's perfectly legal for them to search social media websites and find information about you. >> you have to think like a crook. when you're doing -- especially watching maybe your teenage child and how they're interacting online. think like a cro

and that can be a first burgundy kids willingly and prevent people from play an expanded willis mentor, but technology can play an important roe in lifting a lot of that, so faculty can play in addition. and finally and this is something that both secretary solis and that penny mentioned earlier, the partnership role, partnerships between community colleges in the private sector and also public public partnershi that were discussed and the importance olearning within context and also that been an important and available for retaining students, but it's much more enjoyable and part to pull experience and they really feel like they're moving down the road that they started in moving towards the goals that they set out for themselves at the beginning of the process. and i would just conclude by saying, and this is something that many people have touched on. usually when you speak you shudder whenever one has sd something you've written down. but in this context, i think it's reassuring that we do have a great sense of what we need to deal. and this point, it's about dissemination and it's

it is good for a city or town, they should enter binding arbitration willingly. as for whether not it is serving the purpose is intended to serve, i have not met a union leader on the campaign trail who want the mandatory binding arbitration as it stands today to change. i've not met one who does not want it changed. that tells me it is not level playing field. binding arbitration should provide a level playing field. i have proposal that the proposals should be members of the american association of our voters. -- arbiters. that would take away some of the local conflicts that they may have. i think it would make it more fair. i think the people who are suffering from binding arbitration are citizens of connecticut. it drives up the costs of the budget in your cities and towns. i as governor will be working to try to bring down their costs to not only have a serious budget challenge all over connecticut. >> tom does not like mandates to health care or mandates to make sure people did not go on strike. i have to tell you something. as a guy, i am certification gl

so he's here to testify willingly and we're not going it use him. >> right.hat anything that comes out of a coerced interrogation of the criminal defendant here is thrown out. >> brian: listen to what the judge said. he's aware of the perilous nature of the world in which we live. but the constitution is the rock upon which our nation rests. we must follow it. it not only when it is convenient, but when fear and danger beckon at a different direction. >> what he's doing is he's responding to the political climate and he's responding to a climate in which we want to see justice done for people who are killed by alleged terrorists. but what we're seeing here is absolute miscalculation, if not malpractice by our government to say that we want to send a signal to the world that we're a nation of rights. what we've done is ingrafted the fifth amendment on someone who was interrogated in a military fashion. >> brian: it gets better. the attorney general said, doesn't matter about khalid shaikh moment, he's going to be convicted anyway. that's basically what the jud

when someone willingly breaks our laws, that is something that domestic debt -- do not worry about the laws that we have set up. do not worry about those who have a long waiting list for political asylum. break our laws and will give you these benefits. it is sending the wrong message. it is national security issue. i do support resnsible guest rker programs. that is the difference. >> if you can reconcile all those comments, you are a more talented reporter then i think you are, nancy. when challenge we have for getting past a partisan divide and the bickering -- jn mccain had been a real advocate for working with the business community, working with democrats in congress to find a path forward. as years and years have rolled by, the number of people here illegally answer -- and propose a threat to our community is beginning to grow. we're not taking the actions we need to. i would rather began to prode a path said that those here illegally can stand up and take respsibility for that or be deported. that we can make progress. >> you just took a hard-line position. again, what are you

and that can be a first burgundy kids willingly and prevent people from play an expanded willis mentorut technology can play an important role in lifting a lot of that, so faculty can play in addition. and finally and this is something that both secretary solis and that penny mentioned earlier, the partnership role, partnerships between community colleges in the private sector and also public public partnerships that were discussed and the importance of learning within context and also that been an important and available for retaining students, but it's much more enjoyable and part to pull experience and they really feel like they're moving down the road that they started in moving towards the goals that they set out for themselves at the beginning of the process. and i would just conclude by saying, and this is something that many people have touched on. usually when you speak you shudder whenever one has said something you've written down. but in this context, i think it's reassuring that we do have a great sense of what we need to deal. and this point, it's about dissemination and