. >> early this month, the chinese fishermen was brought to japan in handcuffs and his face was hidden from view. is the tension caused the deepest rift between the two biggest economies. the japanese coast guard ships have been left dented by a collision with the boat. the suspicion was that he did this deliberately. it happened as they patrolled disputed waters near the island's patroled by japan trained by china. on the arrest triggered protests against japan and china. beijing allowed a demonstration in many cities. the japanese ambassador was summoned six times to hear that china demanded that the captain be freed at once. the government cut off high- level contact. japan exports more goods to china than anyone else. they had a lot to lose. their decision to link the release to political pressure has drawn widespread criticism. the fear is that japan has shown weakness and china will be tempted to test their growing strength again. >> this is "bbc world this." in an exclusive interview with the bbc, barack obama condemns the comments by the iranian president as hateful. athletes a

. >> the handcuffs were later removed and the boy wasn't arrested. both teenagers are facing charges for having under age sex. the officer has been placed on leave. the officers lawyer said he was trying to scare the boy straight. >>> wasn't a pretty picture what happened to leeland brothers. the bankruptcy was the biggest in history. but now some payback. michael on how people lined up today to own a piece of history. >> $380. >> reporter: art collectors picked up the most valuable assets left back by leeland brothers. some of the works of arts graced the walls for more than a century. >> in a way it's a collection. it's not a corporate collection. but it's -- but it bears the perimeter. >> reporter: leeland had the right stuff on the wall. it turns out the wrong stuff on its balance sheet. >> they are much better picking art. >> reporter: risky real estate bets doomed leeland. they refused a government bailout causing leeland bankruptcy. creditors got back a million here and a million here. art in england goes up for sales at christies. leeland bro

she was taken away in handcuffs immediately after. this is lohan's third sentence for a three-year-old drunken driving case from 2007. her next court date is in four weeks. >> mike ahead with the weekend forecast. >> a warm one, too. take a look outside, show you the sunshine and warm weather already brewing. from emeryville back to the coast and don't see clouds. the free air conditioning over. we'll have some poor air quality. a possibility. i'll tell you when the heat is coming to our neighborhood. >> mike, thanks. a $100 million announcement. why facebook.com says he's giving a huge donation to newark public schools. you can see man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! how about a nice home for our tv? how about doors to hide that drive-in theater? how about a cowhide rug? yee-haw! and the snacks? get their own place. let the marathon begin! ♪ >>> facebook.com founder ma

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. >> reporter: the handcuffs were later removed and the boy wasn't arrested but both teens are facing charges for having underage sex. the officer has been put on leave pending an investigation. the officer's lawyer said he was just trying to scare the boy straight. >>> two oakland homicide investigators were honored for helping the families of murder victims. the lieutenant and sergeant were recognized by a nonprofit group called one thousand mothers to prevent violence. the group provides support, referrals and ongoing service to loved ones of homicide victims. >>> a mother's group with a different focus rallied today. the group called mother's taking a stand against police brutality honored women whose children have been killed or assaulted by police. members of oscar grant's family attended that. they say there will be a series of events focusing on the grant case as the sentencing date for his killer approaches. >>> it's the fastest growing drug problem in the nation. today a national approach to keep prescription drug away from kids. the dea set up collection points where people

he told a woman to freeze and put her in handcuffs. after he drove off, the woman realized she was missing $200. >>> bay area cheerleaders thought something was up. their money was missing. now the head cheerleader has been charged with stealing that money. dawn knapp tells us how she's accused of spending it. >> reporter: they're cheering on the outside, but probably hurting on the inside. because. >> this lady who was a cheerleader and the coach stole almost $20,000 from the other cheerleaders. >> reporter: ashlee hailey managed the finances of the cheerleading squad. each member contributed about $1000 to cover costs. >> she ended up using all of this money for her personal use for a trip to las vegas, for expenses there. also to pay her rent and food, entertainment, etc. >> reporter: hailey is charged with 29 criminal counts. hailey's public defender entered a plea of not guilty and told she has no criminal record. it hasn't diminished the spirit. they just want to move on. other students reacted this way. >> i would feel disrespec

plus, a teen boy put in handcuffs, threatened by a uniformed police officer. why he's being grilled and what that officer could be in big trouble. at 11:00. >>> so your kids have been in school for a few weeks but the chances are they are already tired of the lunches that you are packing for them. fear not. not only can you make lunches fun but they can also be healthy. here's susan hendricks with today's "health minute." >> move over chips and bologna. take that, prepackaged snacks. school lunches can be fun and good for you. it only takes a little imagination. >> a good feel consists of four parts. whether it's for a packed school lunch or dinner. a protein, a whole grain, a fruit or vegetable and heart-healthy oily fat or nut. there are several great snacks that you can add to your lunch box. one would be these seasonal grapes. the concord grapes are loaded with antioxidants. these little cherry tomatoes taste like candy. slice these in half, they add beautiful color and a sweet flavor. i recommend you just cut up vegetables because when vegetables are cut

the guy was in handcuffs and was gone and was really well handled by both the club and p.d. they worked really well together on that particular incident and i can say that because i watched the whole thing. >> very good. >> the other incident at the club at the impala was on september 8, and the person checking i.d.'s looked down the block and saw a person actually knocked unconscious down and out and he was able to call the police and the police responded . let's see. he told me he was checking i.d.'s at the front door of the club and saw people southbound on kearney from broadway and observed the victim lying on the sidewalk bleeding from the mouth and nose. he told me he didn't see the altercation but assumed the people that walked were involved. he then went and advised the officers they had surveillance so the officers were able to go in and get footage of the assault occurring. so that good relationship is going to be very, very helpful as far as investigating crimes. i know when i'm up here oftentimes i'm talking about the negative things the clubs are doing or what's

. >> putting the handcuffs on the young man, at that point he's deprived him of his liberty and that's possibly where the crime occurred. >> the officer's attorney says the officer just wanted to scare the boy. the officer is now on administrative leave. >>> walnut creek police are working on a sketch of the man who tried to lure a 13-year-old boy in his car. it happened at a shopping center at ignacio valley and oak grove record shortly after 4:00 p.m. yesterday. the boy said his -- he was told his mother sent him to pick the boy up. the man ran home to tell his pashes and -- to tell his parents and they called police. >>> a woman is recovering after an accident sent her car into a store in hayward. police say it happened around 10:00 last night at the kraigen auto store. police say the driver veered her car off the road. the business was closed. only the driver was injured. the store is boarded up. but it is also open for business. >>> a former cheerleading coach at san francisco state university faces criminal charges after allegedly embezzlingous thousands -- embezzling thousands o

. >> reporter: the handcuffs came off and the boy was never arrested but what the officer did is now being criminally investigated. the boy's attorney said the officer was trying to scar him straight but his method was wrong. >> in my opinion he committed kidnapping, false imprisonment. >> reporter: the officer through his lawyer saids he was just trying to scar the boy to change his behavior but prosecutors are deciding if the cop abused his authority. the family leasted the video because they said they still can't believe what happened to their son. >> the tape doesn't lie. linda, thank you for that. >>> in less than a week california is said to execute the first death row prisoner in four years. he's set to die wednesday morning. robert lisles on a big choice brown has to make. >> reporter: there are some reasons to argue that the one drug method might be more humane. >> the law professor says if brown chooses the single shot ordered by the judge legally the state must compile. it's a shot an anesthesiologist describe as 25 times the amount to knock patients out before surgery. >>

perspective, since i work in site emergency, i see people at the starting point when they are brought in in handcuffs. is now the way we like to see people need the mental health system, but for many people, it is the unfortunate reality. we have to work smoothly with the inpatient units. with residential programs and the long-term residents. if any of those things are missing, they do not have capacity. the whole system fails to work. people back up. they stood on the invasion units because there are no places to send into. our current record is 120 hours. that is 5 days, and we had 5250 hearings in site emergency for people we have determined 4.5 days before needed inpatient admissions. i was call that a fluid dynamics problem. that is a problem where we have not realized the flow and how many sub-acute beds you need to take the flow out of the inpatient units of the invasion unit can take people efficiently. when we start dismantling things piecemeal like this, nothing works very well. and it is costing us money we cannot afford and denying care to the people who desperately needed. i you very muc

. >> reporter: late monday, three people were taken away in handcuffs and questioned by investigators. they also towed away this car. now, detectives will try to determine if they know more about the shooting. >> this resulted from a taunting, this was a taunting at a funeral, and when we have this kind of serious consequence as a result. >> reporter: again tonight, no one has been formally charged with this crime just yet but as you saw in that late video tonight, some people were taken away and taken into custody. a car was towed away, and late tonight, we also understand several guns were also taken from that very same home. we're working with police to try to get information on what that's all about. but we should mention these two feuding gang members, these two feuding groups from columbia heights, they are now responsible for three murders since the summer started, brian. >> roby chavez, live in northwest tonight. a large section of heavily populated u street was shut down nearly seven hours today while police investigated. the traffic meant almost no business for the normally

applying handcuffs. threatening the young man with things such as rape in prison. >> reporter: the attorney for the police officer said at the time no one had a problem with fake arrest saying in a statement the officer was invited to use scare straight tactics and there were no objections to the lecture. the department internal affairs is now investigating. >> our department has no policy prohibiting an officer from investigating this case or becoming involved in a case where he or she knows the involved parties or is involved with the incident. >> another officer did follow up the incident and complaint citing both teenagers with a misdemeanor charge of sex with a minor. the attorney says that is a cover up and intimidation. case now has the attention of the independent police auditor. >> if it was brutality i will tell you it would be unusual. but it's something i will look at, and that our office will investigate. >> he acted like a cowboy. he lost it and came in. he abused authority. >> the district

. >> the handcuffs came off and the boy was never arrested the officers actions are now being crim fallly investigated, the officer's lawyer said he was just trying to scare the boy straight. >> california's first execution in nearly 5 years is going ahead as scheduled, at least for now. a federal judge has refused to reconsider his decision not to issue a stay of execution for brown. he is on death row at san quentin and set to be put to death by lethal injection wednesday. on monday brown's lawyers plan to ask marin county court to block the execution. >>> another accident at a dangerous san francisco intersection. this is the scene at battery and broadway this afternoon. police say the driver of this white suv was drivinger ratically and hit another suv and then ran away on foot. police suspect alcohol may have played a role. last month a tour bus was involved in an accident at the same intersection. >>> a 3 alarm fire gutted a victorian home in san jose it broke out overnight at this home on new port avenue six people were inside at the time they were all okay. the fire started? a she

. >> reporter: the handcuffs came off, and the boy was never arrested, but what the officer did is now being criminally investigated. the boy's attorney says the officer was trying to scare him straight, but his method was wrong. >> in my opinion he committed kidnapping and false imprisonment. >> reporter: the officer through his lawyer said he was trying to scare the boy to change his behavior, but now the prosecutors are deciding if he abused hi authority. the -- his authority. the family released the video to the san jose mercury because they can not believe what happened to their son. >> you think a civil lawsuit is coming? >> reporter: i don't know. it's hard to say, but when you hear and see what happened, it's shocking to see what the officer did. >> that's a little different. linda, thank you. >> okay. >>> a san quinten prisoner is set to die in less than a week it would be the first death row prisoner in more than four years. he has a big decision to make first. the judge is ordering the condemned inmate to choose his posion. robert. >> reporter: albert brown has had almost 30

instead they brought handcuffs. he's facing charges of trespassing and improper use of 9-1-1. you don't get a hug for doing that. 4:56. just ahead at 5:00, a community comes together for a fremont police officer critically wounded in the line of duty. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in hercules where police have some answers but also many questions after a bizarre relationship ends in five deaths and there could be a sixth. the story coming up in a live report. >> and meg whitman's day in court. why her civic duty may complicate her campaign for governor. ♪ ♪ yes! ♪ oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last year? how'd you do it? ting right...whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have healthier body weights. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories. more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. ♪ [ female announcer ] why choose between delicious or 100 calories? ♪ with yoplait delights, now you can finally have both. ♪ it's the perfect parfait, with two indulgently rich layers of chocolate and raspbe

jon: somebody roped the gator and one of you guys put handcuffs on it? >> yeah, i'm not sure what photo you have there. jon: we've got the handcuff shot right there. the person has been busted! >> yeah, good comment. yeah, my partner, jess cranial, he put the rope on his neck, it spun around, he got behind it, grabbed it, i grabbed his head, taped his mouth shut, just kind of the reaction when we deal with people hands on, the natural reaction is to reach for the handcuffs, they put it on the back real low, put it over the back and it was subdued, there was not much else it could do. jon: they don't teach thaw in deputy school, do they? >> a little bit. they bring in a little one, it's been many years, just in case you have to deal with it now and then, but as i always said, if it walks, crawls, flies, we're going to deal with it soon other or -- sooner or later and this is it. jon: i'm sure the kids in the crosswalk are grateful you did. deputy, good job. >> thank you. jenna: that's a story he's going to be telling for many years to come, right? jon, yo

martha: the sheriff's deputies slapping the handcuffs on an unusual suspect, you might say, in florida, the crossing guard noticed this 7-foot long alligator and it was lounging near a school yesterday morning. imagine seeing that on your way to school, kids. so she called in the deputies who managed to not only rope the big guy but for some reason they felt they should also put handcuffs on! bill: just to make sure! martha: if they handcuffed him behind his back, that would be a good trick. the alligator put up a good fight, the tail strike thank stucco wall while he thrashed around. let's listen: >> as he was moving, he lased it, once he did that, he started spinning, tired himself out, then we put the handcuffs on, and it's not going to get far. we are trained to deal with gators, generally on a smaller size, the three, four footers are easy to deal with. martha: anybody who knows out to deal with gators out of the water is these guys, they seem to have to do it quite a bit. florida wildlife took care of the gator. maybe he was trying to go to school! just saying. bill: just saying.

got the handcuffs. shows up in uniform on a police motorcycle. >> yeah. megyn: so what? a crime was committed. what did he do so wrong went to one party in the crime said you will be in a lot of trouble if you continue this? >> here is what he did so wrong. the guy is not criminal. shouldn't lose his job or send him to jail. it was not wise to do. he went there under the power of his office. look, i have a daughter who is a little closer in time to this. so when i start to think of that, -- well, i don't want to think about that. get back on track. if you look at this dispassionately, you say yes he stepped over the line in terms of what he really should have done even if the other parents consented. too close to this. should not have done it. is it criminal? doesn't appear so to me. megyn: quickly, mark. >> if he was there as a dad committed a criminal offense. he was not there as a law enforcement officer. there is nothing in the statutes that allow dads to put handcuffs on them if they committed a crime. >> what do you think they're setting up? do you think a lawsuit

ex-city manager, robert rizzo, this morning when police there took him into custody, took him away in handcuffs much the l.a. county d.a.'s office claims rizzs zbloefs the ring loaders that have scheme that cost the blue collar city more than $5.5 million in excessive salaries and illegal personal loans. rizzo alone earned an annual salary of $800,000. >> the complaint alleges they used the tax dollars collected from the hard-working citizens of bell as their own biggie bank, which they then looted at will. >> all eight current and former city leaders expected to make their first court appearance tomorrow. >>> california's biggest union is getting behind proposition 119, the ballot initiative that would legalize emergency. 700,000 california members endorsed prop 19 yesterday, saying it will help the state save jobs and avoid cuts to health care, home care and education. but it is unknown how much time or money the union will donate. the president of that union wrote a letter vowing to help prop 19, but also acknowledged most of the union's resources will go toward the governor's race. >>> firs

and take off the handcuffs that you're putting on her, because maybe she does want to make the military a real career. >> is she right? should we be getting rid of the combat exclusion for women? >> absolutely. my dad was marine officer, i was ranger rotc in college. i am just as fit and probably fitter than some of the guys on the field. mentally and physically. but the real issue here is, women if they aren't able to go out on combat and serve in that way they're going to be prevented just as she pointed out from getting promoted and the other thing that's more important, in today's type of battle that you have, it requires certain kind of mental discipline. the terrorism threats that you're facing, women govern, they make decisions very differently than men do. i think it will be a huge asset to our armed service to have women out in the front line, making decisions. it will be better in the outcome for all of us. >> until women are trained equivalent, in other words, they have to meet the same physical tests that men do, they should not be allowed to be in combat unless they can do

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within minutes of her arrival at the beverly hills courthouse this morning, lindsay lohan was put in handcuffs and sent directly to jail. the same detention center where she spent 13 days of a 90-day sentence a little over a month ago. this time the judge said no bail and no early release. the actress will stay there until at least october 22nd when she is scheduled to appear back in court. >> the only way that this inmate would be released, and this happens, by the way, from time to time, is if the judge issues another order. >> reporter: dressed in a mini skirt and six-inch heels, she showed little emotion in court as deputies took her away. after the hearing, lohan's father michael said jail is not the answer. >> i've been asking that she go to a rehab all along will she should have never, ever, ever had to face jail time or incarceration at the ucla medical facility. >> reporter: last week the 24-year-old admitted on twitter to failing an alcohol and drug screening test writing, regrettably i did fail may most recent drug test and if i am asked, i am prepared to appear before judge fox nex

the standoff ended with a supposed hostage being led out of the bank in handcuffs. 25-year-old bank teller diego uscamayta. >> we were able to secure the bank, secure the safety of the individual, and be able to deactivate the device. >> reporter: the bank teller claims the robbery plot actually began here at his apartment the night before. he claims three armed men wearing masks broke in, kidnapped him, then eight hours later drove him to the bank. uscamayta says one of the men stayed behind, holding his father hostage. the other two, he claims, ordered him to go inside the bank with the bomb strapped to him and bring back cash while they waited in the parking lot. >> he said we have a remote triggering device, we want you to get as much money as you possibly can and bring it out to us. >> reporter: it's happened once before. seven years ago in erie, pennsylvania. pizza delivery man brian wells died after a bomb strapped to his neck by bank robbers detonated. it's still unclear whether wells was in on the plan. >> there's an active search for the vehicle as it got away, yes. >> reporter:

martha: josh, he's wearing his unit formal and put handcuffs on the boy. there are two situations, the situation between the 15 year-old and 14-year-old the parents need to step into and start discussing with these children, that is really what they are at this age and there is the bizarreness of this man walking in and slapping handcuffs on the boy and we thought when we first heard the story that it was -- they were all in on it. according to the attorney apparently not. >> i think that whether they are or aren't you have to separate it and look at what the police officer did and i think no matter what we look at, we are looking at incredibly poor judgment, and poor parents are going, let's get together and do this the cop has to be held to the higher level and say, you know, this is something we don't do. i'm before juries every day that say, i don't trust cops or do this or that, you are talking about a 15, 14-year-old kid, the cop has to step in, i guess and do the right thing and think smarter and here he didn't and i believe he did cross the line. m

. >> reporter: late tuesday, three people were taken away in handcuffs and questioned by investigators. they also towed away this car. now, detectives will try to determine if they know more about the shooting. >> this resulted from a taunting. this was a taunting at a funeral. and we have this kind of serious consequences as a result. >> that was sarah simmons reporting. >> a large section of heavily populated u street was shut down for nearly seven hours while police investigated. no traffic meant no business for the normally booming ben's chili bowl. >>> the johns hopkins doctor who was shot last week by a patient's son is back home. dr.david cone was released from the months monday night. police say a other-year-old man shot the doctor and then killed his mother and himself. >>> more details about a silver spring hit and run that left a young woman fighting for her life. somebody hit the woman saturday night. she is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police have released these photos of the type of vehicle they are looking for. authorities believe it is a 94 to 98 tb.

the fact that he didn't, he took the handcuffs off and left, made this potentially a false imprisonment. san jose police have a policy of not allowing officers to intervene in cases in which they are intimately involved such as having a daughter or son or a close relative like that. >> it got personal. all right, len ramirez, len, thank you. >>> well, we have obviously been getting a lot of reaction from viewers on this story. scared straight, that's what steve yang calls the officer's action in a comment he posted on our facebook page. kerry agrees. she would do whatever it takes to protect my 14-year-old baby. but amanda says, physical were a cop i would not -- if i were a cop, i would not go in uniform. i would go's parent. margie adds, you would think since he is a cop that deals with domestic disputes he would have had a better plan. >>> prosecutor say it looks like a bad episode of "glee." a san francisco state cheerleading coach charged well bezelling nearly $20,000 from her squad to go on a spending spree. cheerleader ashlee haley was elected to head up the gators squad a year a

but the minute you put handcuffs and arrest somebody, that is false imprisonment. >> under california law, sex between under age teenagers is a misdemeanor but citations are rare. >>> it involved a gorilla suit and atv and it must have seen like a great idea at the time. out to ohio where police got calls about some guy dressed in a gorilla suit riding an atv on a main road that had been blocked off by barriers that some person had illegally stolen from a construction site. well, the police showed up and now old gorilla monday soon there is facing six months in prison for reckless operation of a motor vehicle. you have to believe there is something more to this story. and, top, what do you think, befrlingz? >> okay. >> -- beverages. >> okay. six months seems a little harsh. >> that's maximum. we didn't say he's going to get this. >> did you see when he got off the atv it kept going. the officer had to stop it. >> that's some beverages. >> adult beverages. >> it will be fun. don't let it bother you. >> right. >> right. >>> did you all leave this here for a reason? >> we did. >> the sti

when they got in there they saw their son on the floor in handcuffs. >> reporter: one former cop calls it unprofessional. >> he used his profession to say, i'm a police officer, you don't do this to a police officer's daughter. as a parent, yeah, you know, he's acting as a parent. >> reporter: is family wants the officer brought up on charges and is considering a lawsuit. the officer's attorney says the tape shows a concerned father who is actually given permission by the boy's parents to use scare straight tactics. >> at no time do you hear the parents of the young man objecting, crying. >> reporter: "meet the parents," robert de niro plays a retired cia agent who hooks his future son-in-law up to a lie detector. >> have you ever watched pornographic videos? >> reporter: is this an instant of abuse of authority or just a concerned dad? regardless of his motives it now looks as if it's the police officer in trouble with the law. >> this is such a tough issue. you have parents trying to figure out what they would do. really at the crux of the matter is the investigators are trying to fi

arrest is made after two teenage girls are seen fighting, but it was of the teenagers that ended up in handcuffs. >> we are in the midst of a stink bug invasion. >> we are in the midst of a stink bug invasion. what can farmers and homeowners four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >> we are live with more on this has used the drug problem. >> what we are seeing is just the tip of the iceberg. they are on the outside, but they want in your house, in your car and in your personal space. the steep bugs made their way from china. our region is now officially in festive. farmers are watching profits fly away as the insects destroy corn and food crops. >> we have

len ramirez shows us what prompted the officer to allegedly handcuff a 15-year- old boy. len. >> reporter: well, dana, this is a very strange

. >> the thethe mayor and former city handcuffs tuesday, charged with working-class suburb in a scandal that triggered nationwide outrage and calls for more transparency in government. former city manager robert rizzo dozens of counts of illegally paying themselves huge salaries.rizzo, who was making booked on 53 counts of and conflict of interest.he and the others were scheduled to be arraigned wednesday, with officials seeking bail amounts ranging from $3.2 million for councilman george cole. the took. >> will be back with more of a double let's. and did a full shot of the skyline and the sun's coming up. [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina tripled her salary. bought a million dollar yacht. and five corporate jets. i'm proud of what i did at hp. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara

they would say he would often be led of those in handcuffs because of the frequent arguments between the two then about a month ago efren valdemoro was a lot daylight to be at home, was spotted a few times during run a neighborhood. >> i don't think is normal, he. steers a you he i'd always gonna be like he is dangerous at a news this dangerous. from the lady i would always hear heard yelling then that would cut most and i would be of their pens efren valdemoro was a door in order she's crazy. >> our coverage of the multiple murder estacio newsletter web site. we have the latest details on the story of the above. >> new details on tropical storm warning that is been issued for long island coast, and the hurricane once that is an issue for area's of massachusetts. . to this case as the been told tn hurricane earl is headed that way. there is a mandatory evacuation order for the island is a category four. caring windsor hundred and 35 mi. per hour it could pose a did late today. maybe tomorrow. n.c. up to new louisa has been tracking the storm. >> after this winter hundred and 45 mi. r

>> they take the farcical approach to point out how divided we are, hoping to put the handcuffs and hatred on hold for an afternoon. >> i disagree with you but i'm pretty sure you are not hitler. >> they say it is politic that a couple of comedians would turn out to be today's great communicators. >> i think they speak a language that people can hear. >> it seems plenty will be listening. facebook pages have been flooded with humorous and genuinely hopeful rsvp's. >> absolutely. >> anywhere jon stewart is, i will be there. >> any chance this is a hoax? the national parks service says it has received a request for the permit and an expected crowd of 25,000 people. scott thuman, abc 7 news. >>> an update now for you on a story that we brought you on wednesday. when d.c. child care center that was going to close will now remain open. it is housed in the basement of the office of supervision. it will become part of a different government agency. earlier today, they said the day-care center can remain in the building when they take over next july. >>> a 6-year-old girl near detroit has been boo

>> i think we would have made much more informed decisions. >> thank you. >> some of the handcuffs would have been taken off on our supervision and we would have had more enhanced capital risk and management and this is something that we would explore and this is something which we hope to be a useful tool. i think the greater effect would be in the other institutions that we have been mentioning today. those institutions would have been subject to higher capital requirements, or liquidity, and better supervision. hopefully, we would not have gotten into this cycle that some of the commissioners have been worried about and starting to help an institution such as bear stearns and create a moral hazard that goes along with providing government assistance and the expectations that the craze for other institutions. if we can break that cycle, we will end the too big to fail. this is more natural to deal with it wachovia and hopefully last stress. >> some of the other firms would have been in a better financial position or what have not failed? >> if not, they would have been put into liquida

. >> they were led in court this morning wearing handcuffs and jail jump suits. officials accused of stealing more than $5 million in public funds made a court appearance on felony charges. >> and i was so happy. it was disrespectful to the people. i was happy to see that. >> like many residents carmen says these proceedings are long overdue. >> oh, yes. >> the mayor, vice mayor and counsel members were all in court this morning, along with former city manager robert rizzo and three others, all arrested tuesday and charged with stealing $5.5 million in city funds through hefty salaries, benefits and loans. a judge today agreed to postpone arraignment until october 21. proceedings later focused on setting bail amounts once prosecutors were satisfied the bail money was coming from legitimate sources. >> is that acknowledged?. >> yes. >> and. >> there is a lot of family that's suffered because of what happened here. >> reporter: state controller showing city officials had misappropriated $50 million, much of goiting to private contracts and unnecessary land deals. >

by hitting on her allegedly with the help of sex toys, lube, ceiling mirrors, candles, viagra, fuzzy handcuffs, a condemn jar and a blindfold. this sounds like john gibson's office. the usual suspects are angry, but even the media research center couldn't contain his disgust saying, quote, the mrc, i guess that's the media research council, recounts it. it is ugly, dishonest and filthy. maybe so, but what about this type of behavior? >> i imagine that is just fine. i wasn't offended by that at all. a terrible clip. >> so a bad gnaw poll yen -- bad gnaw -- nepolean dynamite. >> what do you make of him? is he an attention seeker? >> i thought conservatives loved this guy. i was under the impression -- look, -- >> nonresponsive. >> i don't think he is a journalist. he is a beauty queen. he is hijacking conservative issues to get attention. that statement was right. he is i'm ma you tour and is a kid. >> can i have a follow-up question? how about steven colbare. he punked congress and we had to pay for it. >> come on. >> it wasn't funny. >> it was totally funny. >> very good . >> no, because congr

then she was led away in handcuffs to begin processing for her new look, one she's worn before, jailhouse orange. >> she's going to go through the same physical and mental evaluation. she'll be housed as what we call a keep-away, because of the celebrity status that she has. >>> lohan is back behind bars, after she violated probation on her 2007dui and drug arrest. she will remain there until a probation revocation hearing on october 22nd. >> legal analysts believe the judge was sending lohan a message. wake up. that's why he didn't allow bail. >> no bail means she won't be released early like last time because of jail overcrowding. while she had admitted her mistake on twitter, it appeared the immediate go-to-jail ruling surprised everyone. >> i don't think anybody there was suspecting that the judge would remand her. >> her mom dina was in court. as was her father michael. >> she hasn't gotten the right help yet. she doesn't know better. >> reporter: what seems obvious, it will be difficult for lohan to keep working while her legal drama continues. her role in a movie on the life of lin

then she was led away in handcuffs to begin processing for her new look, one she's worn before, jailhouse orange. >>> shiefers going to go through the same physical and mental evaluation. she'll be housed in what we call a keep-away because of the celebrity status she has. >> reporter: lohan is back behind bars, after failing a mandatory drug test, required after her mandatory probation on her 2007 drug and dui arrest. >>> legal analysts believe judge fox was sending lohan a message. wake up. this was your last chance. get sober and fix your life. that's why he didn't allow her bail. >> no bail means she won't be released early like last time because of jail overcrowding. while lohan had aadmitted her mistake on twitter, it appeared to surprise everyone. >> i don't think anyone in the courtroom expected the judge to remand her to court. >> her mom dena was in court. as was her father, michael. >> she doesn't make the right decisions. she doesn't know better. >> reporter: what seems obvious, it will be difficult for lohan to keep working while her legal drama continues. her role in the mov

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