i want to first and formost jeff adachi, thank you for the opportunity. patty lee. and sury to all the students. can i see the hands of the high school students? you know what i like about that? mihose means my children. look where you are sitting. in the front. i did a presentation for 2 thousand students and they were 25 hundred chairs. where do you think they sat? it breaks my heart. they sat in the back. i had all the ushers remove the first 5 hundred chairs and we started getting closer. how does it feel to be in the front? if you see yourself at second best, how do you think people are going to treat you? when you sit in the back. who sits with you? your a little brothers, sisters. now growing up in texas. i can't tell you how many times they were making fun of me. i am going to share and comments. thank you for letting me be here. by the way also, my children are here. thank you. actually, they make me feel very nervous. there's a saying in latino culture. foreign language. it means men should be ugly and strong. i am ugly. i can do 50 pull ups. comes from be

that came out of the public defender jeff adachi's office. it is expected to result in 26 drug cases dismissed today at the hall of justice. they could be refiled. keep that in mind. the video allegedly shows officers stealing a laptop and camera bag. jeff adachi saying that there was a perjury involved. excessive force. illegal searches. but the police union president said the district attorney dismissing 26 cases does not mean officers are guilty of anything. >> as a union, we're forced to get them attorneys because there is allegations. the attorneys are obviously going to tell the cops hey you can't comment on the cases. you're under investigation. so of course they're going to throw the cases out. >> our office is now reviewing over 6,000 cases involving these police officers and other officers who are involved in conducting illegal searches. so this is big. this is huge. >> adachi on the attack, releasing a video at 1:00 this afternoon. we just heard, reviewing thousands of cases look for police breaking the law. the videos coming out t

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jeff adachi helping you get there. go prosperous. i think the word that i have been using and i think it's true, it's integrity. if you go with passion. like jeff said in his speech, check yourself at the door and go forward and things will happen. don't try to solve the world a problems by yourself. in you can solve yours, you world will prosper and get better. thanks. so i run the trust clinic. i am one of the pediatricians. about 20 of us. there's a young man sitting here. i know you. from the general. her son is the tallest. i know this is about the schools. we want you to know, we are there at the general to help you. i help work with to 2 trauma surgions. i work in the team clinic. a lot of us know these kids. a lot of these kids are getting shots. 100 people almost got murdered last year. first graders are taking guns to school. i don't have to give you bad numbers. once they get shot. they fall in our lap. they are in the icu. they are fairly angry kids. these cases for us medically. they formed a group where we have multiple

public defender jeff adachi says this latest video was taken in a jefferson hotel last december. two men say the officers searched the residence without consent and took items. the drug case was later dismissed. >> searching his room and lifting up the mattress and everything. >> an investigation is underway. at least six other san francisco officers are under investigation in cases of alleged misconduct. >>> the police department honor the fallen officers today be they set aside one day in may every year. in the past 10 years the chief says they have been fortunate and have not lost any officers but the danger is there every day. >>> campus police at san jose campus university are investigating the shooting death of three people last night as a murder suicide. none of the three had a criminal record and officials called the deaths unprecedented. >> reporter: police officers are investigating a possible murder suicide in the north garage last night. the school newspaper got a picture of one victim as he was lifted into an ambulance. they said the suspected shooter was found wound

. >> we heard from jeff adachi and he is wondering how many cases are going to be thrown out and how many cops could be involved and what he considers illegal activity. take a look at some surveillance video. this is from the julian hotel. undercover cops walking out with items, items that according to adachi were never booked into evidence. those cops from mission station. the video me is employing at 1:00 this afternoon, show officers from the same station to record a drug bust he has pictures that the drug buy never happened. they were caught on doing things illegal and hundred cases thrown out in the southern california. they are investigating the internal affairs but he wants more help from the public. >> we are going to be asking for the public's help to come forward with other cases. we're looking for situations where evidence was taken or property was taken. we're also looking for situations where the officers said they made arrests and there were different circumstances. >>> there are 6900 cases under review right now and that the coming from the southern station and it coul

. >> we heard from jeff adachi and he is wondering how many cases are going to be thrown out and how many cops could be involved and what he considers illegal activity. take a look at some surveillance video. this is from the julian hotel. undercover cops walking out with items, items that according to adachi were never booked into evidence. those cops from mission station. the video me is employing at 1:00 this afternoon, show officers from the same station to record a drug bust he has pictures that the drug buy never happened. they were caught on doing things illegal and hundred cases thrown out in the southern california. they are investigating the internal affairs but he wants more help from the public. >> we are going to be asking for the public's help to come forward with other cases. we're looking for situations where evidence was taken or property was taken. we're also looking for situations where the officers said they made arrests and there were different circumstances. >>> there are 6900 cases under review right now and that the coming from the southern station and it coul

public defender jeff adachi says that the victim never took the cell phone on of his right hand and never took his left hand out of his pocket. the police report is completely false. >> this opens up a whole new pandora's box. we are talking about buy bust operation on the street involving narcotics officers were with the reports are clearly being falsified. >> the public defender said the there are red flags about the conduct of officers and the truth will this of the officers to going back to last year. he said the police nor about it, prosecutors about it and did nothing as these officers' testimony continues to put people in jail. >> bishop attorney george gascoigne spoke about today's allegations. he tried to turn the attention toward what the police force should do. >> with the reality is that in the police business, there will be allegations of things that are done in a properly. it is important that we within the criminal justice system have the right protocol, and are able to live these areas very quickly and take appropriate action and that is what we are doing. >> a statement f

>> public defender jeff adachi says he is reviewing thousands of cases, all because of surveillance video that they have come upon, showing a handful of police officers allegedly stealing evidence during drug busts and then lying to cover it up. take a look at the video release a few weeks ago leading to what will happen today. according to adachi it shows the plain clothes officers stealing a laptop and camera bag at the hotel room of drug dealer. adachi says the officers went on and purgered themselves to cover it up. today, the d.a. office is expected to announce 26 cases are being dismissed. but a police union spokesman countered their argument saying it really makes no sense. here is both sides. >> the district attorney has decided rather than to try the cases, to dismiss it because the credibility of the officers is obviously called in to question. >> they are not going to steal a laptop compute they're is eight years old that delongs to a speeder in the tenderloin. >> adachi is reviewing many cases but the two dozen cases being dropped today and any others could be refiled. dependi

public defender jeff adachi expected to real new evidence against those officers today. he has already released surveillance video that appears to show police conducting illegal searches and stealing from the suspects. the department has launched an investigation. >>> l.a. police now say it could be several days before they can present evidence on their prime suspect in the bryan stow beating case. anne makovec is in san francisco. that's where stow remains in critical condition. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and all of this waiting for official charges is very difficult on the stow family. they come here almost every day to sf general hospital to see bryan stow, who is in critical condition heavily medicated here and has been for weeks. here is a look at the lapd's prime suspect, giovanni ramirez, side by side with the sketch of one of the men police have been looking for since the attack on march 31. they believe that this is ramirez. he was arrested on sunday in east hollywood now being held on a parole hold until investigators hand over the case to p

public defender jeff adachi is expected to reveal new evidence against those officers today. he has already released surveillance that appears to show police conducting illegal searches and stealing from suspects. the department has launched an investigation. >>> it's a case of hide and seek that baffled law enforcement. dozens of guns stolen in a violent home invasion robbery. now the suspects are arrested but sheriff's deputies in the south bay wondered what happened to the weapons. mark sayre shows us they found the answer right under their feet. >>> reporter: the guns seized from hidden compartments in a west san jose apartment cover not only an entire floor of a sheriff's conference room but several large tables, as well. 60 guns in all both large and small including this ar-15 semiautomatic rifle. >> we do not want these guns to end up in the wrong hands. and they could be used in commission of felonious crimes. >> reporter: the case of the guns begins on february 6 of this year at this ranch estate in gilroy. deputies say the man who lives here was tied up and tortured

adachi for his support of ctla over the years and for his gratitude for being here today. thank you for your taxi and have a great conference -- thank you for your attention and have a great conference. [applause] >> i also want to acknowledge the public defender, past-present president of the california lawyers association. thank you for being here. now, we have our 50th anniversary tribute to "to kill a mockingbird." how many of you have read the book? seen the movie? i think everybody has seen it. well, this tribute features not only a great clip from "to kill a mockingbird" but atticus finch himself played by julian lopez-morillas who is one of the finest actors in the bay area. so let's go back to memory lane and enjoy this performance. >> ladies and gentlemen, gregory peck. >> never seems as fresh and wonderful, as good and evil as it does when seen through the eyes of a child. trying to capture that is remarkable and perhaps that is why one look and the last few years has been so warmly embraced by tens of millions of people. "to kill a mockingbird," winner of the p

now, according to jeff adachi the public defender, this video shows san francisco police cops out of uniform entering the julian hotel with nothing in their hands and then next the video shows two cops carrying bags. adachi says he can't be sure what's in the bags but he believes they contain his client's laptop and camera. he says the items were never mentioned in a police report or booked as evidence. he also says his client jesse reyes never got his stuff back. the police chief is look into the accusations. >>> the oakland city council will keep paying for injunctions against gang members in two parts of the city, north oakland and fruitvale district. the "oakland tribune" reports the council voted last night to continue paying to keep gang members from associating with each other and from wearing gang colors. most of the $760,000 price tag is for staff time. >>> coming up, footing the bill when your pooch gets loose. >> the they regulations for -- the new regulations for dog owners in the east bay. >>> i think it's about time she got thrown under the bus. >> plus, nancy pelosi ac

public defender jeff adachi released the video he says shows police officers taking away property for a man arrested for possession of  meth. a camera and laptop computer belonging to jose reyes vanished and they say this isn't the first time. >> we have a number of illegal seizures that are occurring. >>> in the chauncey bailey murder trial a surprise witness took the stand. rob roth was in the courtroom as the man accused of driving the get away car defended himself, rob. >> reporter: julie here at the alameda county courthouse in a surprise move antwon mackey took the stand. and he told the jury he has nothing to do with bailey's murder. mackey is accused of driving the get away van after bailey was shot to death in 2007 and he's charged with murdering another man and participating in a third murder. >> he is giving to this jury his version of events and he felt that was very important. >> reporter: the prosecution is charging that bey ordered the murder of bailey. earlier the prosecution's key witness broussard testified that he ordered the killing. his attorney says mackey's te

according to jeff adachi, a video shows san francisco police department cops out of uniform entering the julian hotel with nothing in their hands. then the very next video shows two cops carrying bags. now, adachi says he can't be sure what's in the bags but he believes that they contain his client's laptop and camera. he said the items were never mentioned in police report or booked as evidence. he also says his client never got his stuff back. >> just because you're a police officer you don't have the right to go into somebody's room and remove personal property and keep it without having, you know, any indication of it in the reports. that's extremely, extremely disturbing. >> the police chief chief says the internal affairs unit is looking into the allegations. >>> u.s. supreme court is siding with police officers in a divisive case. it ruled that officers had the right to storm into your home if they smelled marijuana. court said if police believe any drugs are being destroyed or flushed, they can forcibly enter without a warrant. the ruling stems from a case recently in kentuck

which is right around the same time that public defender jeff adachi will put out new video that he says incriminates the cops. >> probably would not believe that this could happen except it's in the video. how do you explain what we see in the video? >> reporter: first it was this video from the henry hotel, though it's tough to see much. the public defender says it shows these officers failing to display badges and searching an apartment without consent. this surfaced in march. then there was this video revealed in early may, adachi saying it shows sfpd officers in plainclothes entering the julian hotel with nothing in their hands, next shows two cops carrying bags that adachi says were never mentioned in the police report or booked into evidence. he thinks the police were stealing from the suspect, who says his laptop and camera were missing after the search. >> you just can't take stuff from people's houses because you have a valid reason to arrest them. >> reporter: because of the video clip, 6900 cases from the past five years are being reviewed. so far, more than 100 cases have be

public defender jeff adachi has made pension reform or changing how much money the city puts into the pension his number one priority. he went to the ballot last year. it looked like for a long time it was going to pass. then the unions as well as most of the city officials said this was a terrible idea. it was sunk at the ballot. pretty resoundingly. he's trying to gather signatures to put another measure on the ballot which he says will save substantially more money than mayor lee's proposal. in fact, the mayor is looking at his proposal would save about $60 million in the first year. ad adachi is saying his will save $1 million to $140 million. if that does pass there's a good chance there's going to be litigation over that. >> why do they think it's going to pass now if it didn't happen before? >> it matters how angry the people are. the mayor is going to unveil his proposed budget by june 1st. a lot of getting the pension deal this time with the unions have a lot to do with what the budget's going to like like. are there going to be layoffs? are there going to be service cuts? in

public defender jeff adachi says what is seen in the video disputes what the undercover officers wrote in the police report. >> raised his to understand his mouth and spit the white rock into his hand. that never happened. in the video, clearly it contradicts the officer's sworn testimony. >> reporter: the public defender also brought in a couple whose son was arrested for drug possession. they accuse the undercover officers of stealing items from their home when they searched for evidence. >> we didn't see any drugs. they took a couple boxes and according to my wife, some items disappeared that night. >> reporter: they say it includes two ipods, camera and cell phone. their son's case was one of 26 more dismissed today by the d.a. because of questions involving the officers' credibility. they are the same ones already being investigated after being accused of illegal searches, excessive force, theft and perjury. d.a. george gascon was their police chief during the cases now in question. he has now dismissed 119 drug cases because of the alleged officer misconduct. but he says his pros

jeff adachi claims it shows an officer violently arresting a man and then illegally searching and taking the suspect's property. >> for the first time we're getting to match police reports against what these cameras capture. and i want to report to you very clearly that what we're finding is that there is a very serious problem. >> i have no place in this police department for dishonest police officers. >> it's the second time in three months that the public defender's office has released video claiming police misconduct. the first time resulted in a federal investigation. san francisco's new police chief says he will launch an internal affairs investigation into this most recent case as well. >>> there are tens of thousands of billboards across california, but none like this. billboards showing police sketches of bryan stow's attackers. stow was the giants fan who was attacked at dodger stadium on march 31st. he remains in a coma. today a company called lamar advertising began posting these billboards. eventually, 200 of them will be posted, most of them near dodger stadium, while other

we have seen jeff adachi roll out the surveillance videos . today, he organized a panel discussion to talk about police abuse revealed in the videos. >> the panel began with a mon tage of recent television reports. >> the law enforcement community is stunned. >> there is surveillance tapes from hotels. the public defender said it shows the police searching without a warrant and taking suspect's belongings. one of adachi's team said the video proves what residents have claimed for years. >> the videos are just a small sample of what is clearly a culture. >> san francisco's new police chief responded and said if officers acted improperly they will fired. >> i have compelled all of the officers to tell me what happened and they are fired and they are telling us what went on. >> the former police chief said cops should wear cameras inspite of the costs. >> the chief supports the idea at least for undercover officers conducting searches. >> if they have cameras on them showing the good work they do. >> today prominent defense attorneys in the confe

public defender jeff adachi expected to reveal new evidence against those officers today. he has already released surveillance that appears to show police conducting illegal searches and stealing from suspects. the department has launched an investigation now. sf weekly reports that adachi's office says these latest cases involve the same officers as earlier ones. >>> sheriff's deputies have found more than 60 guns stolen in a violent home invasion robbery. the weapons were discovered wednesday as deputies searched the apartment of ernesto gonzalez in west san jose. he was among six people arrested earlier this month for a home invasion in gilroy. deputies searched before but didn't find anything. this time they noticed something suspicious. >> as they removed the carpet, as they removed the padding, that they noticed that there were these cutouts to indicate that it had been altered so when they removed the nails and took out the floorboards, that's when they discovered these secret compartments. >> investigators say most of the weapons belonged to the victim of the gilro

public defender jeff adachi hr ooiri released new video. this surveillance video -- officers claim the suspect who's seen in this video wearing a white shirt, spit crack cocaine out of his mouth and then sold it to an undercover officer. ad adachi says the video doesn't show the transfer of any drugs. >> this video opens up a pandora's box. because we're talking about bibus operations on the street by narcotics officers that are clearly and unequivocally being falsified. >> the fbi is now looking into all the charges of misconduct. 14 officers are still on the job but are off plain clothes patrols. left in a curious spot, charged with investigating alleged misconduct that happened under his watch as police chief. 7:32 now, her own family thought she would bail and run, so erica gallagos accused of stealing her own son's baby girl is still in an l.a. county jail. contra costa county sheriffs will pick up her on tuesday. officers said that she snuck into her son's home and stole the 4 day olds girl. police found the baby girl hundreds of mile

public defender jeff a adachi. and our fire chief, joanne as white. [applause] acting city administrator, amy brown. [applause] port director monique moyer is with us. [applause] and from senator mark lino's office, susan slim. [applause] from assemblyman tom ammiano's office. thank you for joining us in the celebration. we will have the final performance of the evening from the chinese american international school. they helped to start this celebration earlier this evening. i do not know if all of us were here but they are now returning. they will be performing for us and the beautiful traditions of the chinese new year, the alliance stance. please welcome students from the chinese american international school. -- the lion's dance. -- the lion's dance. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> [inaudible] [applause] this is really a unique performance. before we end tonight's program, i want to, on behalf of the city, thank at&t again for your generous sponsorship, making the celebration happening. we would liked everyone to join us for the reception. we

allegations come from jeff adachi, the public defender. he says he has no -- he has new video that contains more evidence of wrongdoing. he's supposed to release the video. he told ktvu what the video is supposed to contain, he says it's video of the drug bust that happened on the tenderloin street. the officers involved in the drug bust said the person they arrested spit drugs out of his mouth. but he says this is video and it will show the officer's claims are not true and this is another example of how san francisco police officers have not been entirely truthful in their investigations. now, he began making these allegations about the police officers since back in march. since then, he's released four videos that he says support the claims of misconduct. he says in some of the cases, in several instances followed -- captured on video, the officers illegally searched the residents. also, they took things out of the home they shouldn't have. and adachi says that amounts to theft and misconduct. now, 80 criminal cases have already within

jeff adachi's office says 26 cases are expected to be dropped. the public defender has shown videos that show illegal searches. more than 80 cases have been dropped or dismissed. the police department says it is investigating the allegations against its officers. >>> the b.a.r.t. has approved getting tasers for all of its officers. amber lee is here with the concept and the cost. >> reporter: former mehserle said it was confusion between his gun and taser that led to the shooting of unarmed the áf oscar grant. now b.a.r.t. is buying tasers for all its officers. >> i think the police have a right to protect themselves, but i hope they can do that in a way it's not going to hurt anybody else. >>> passengers told us what happened on new years day is still fresh on their minds. following the incident, former b.a.r.t. officer mehserle said he thought he was pulling his taser gun. today the board approved spending up to $455,000 to buy 30 tasers before the ends of next month. >> get training in ethical decision making, surrounding use of force. >> rep

. >>> san francisco public defender jeff adachi today released a new surveillance video showing what he says are illegal seizures and arrest. the two men at the rear officer guerrero and vargas can be seen carrying away bags believed to contain reyes camera and a laptop computer. the items are not listed on seizure records. he said officer guerrero stole the suspects duffel bag contains an i pod, money and liquor. >> personal items belonging to residents at two different hotels in two different parts of the city were taken by the police without any justification, without any reason that is theft. >> reporter: other officers are under investigation based on the action seen on these surveillance tapes. the plain clothed officers seen in these latest video tape are now wearing uniforms and are under investigation says suhr. >> all of these officers seen on the video none of them are in plain clothes as we're speaking. all these officers are innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: so far the department has dropped 86 cases tied to plain clothed officers. >> we have posted that latest

jeff adachi's office says 26 cases are expected to be dropped. the public defender has shown videos that show illegal searches. more than 80 cases have been dropped or dismissed. the police department says it is investigating the allegations against its officers. >>> the b.a.r.t. has approved getting tasers for all of its officers. amber lee is here with the concept and the cost. >> reporter: former mehserle said it was confusion between his gun and taser that led to the shooting of unarmed the áf oscar grant. now b.a.r.t. is buying tasers for all its officers. >> i think the police have a right to protect themselves, but i hope they can do that in a way it's not going to hurt anybody else. >>> passengers told us what happened on new years day is still fresh on their minds. following the incident, former b.a.r.t. officer mehserle said he thought he was pulling his taser gun. today the board approved spending up to $455,000 to buy 30 tasers before the ends of next month. >> get training in ethical decision making, surrounding use of force. >> rep

but jeff adachi says that shows that didn't happen and plain clothed officers lied. >> the officer was called to testify in that case. the officer told the judge that he couldn't find the drugs. >> reporter: the office of citizens complaints investigated the case. police chief greg suhr says the officers involved will be disciplined. >> they did find that there was inappropriate behavior, but i don't think it rises to the level as suggested by mr. adachi. >> guerrero and other mission station officers are also seen in two other surveillance videos. they are under investigation for allegedly stealing items during drug busts. javier tenerio says officers robbed from him while searching the home of his stepson. >> we asked him for the search warrant and he said, i don't need one. >> this opens up a whole other pandora box. >> reporter: prosecutors have dismissed 119 cases involving testimony from officers tied to the surveillance tape scandal. >> that it should be amply clear that this is not something that is being swept under the rug. >> reporter: in fact, the da today dismissed 26 narc

. >> reporter: jeff adachi fought the pension reform plan. he's gathering signature for a new proposition. >> our city sees between 90 and $100 million a year. i applaud the mayor, it's a great first step. >> i leave mr. adachi to his viewpoint, but i am sure that he has to recognize this is the official city family and he does not represent that. >> reporter: now san francisco supervisors are expected to make their own tweaks to the plan which is expected to be put before voters this fall. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some of the other things mayor lee's proposal will do is create new tiers. the pensions will be based on a final compensation period over three years for new employees instead of the current one to two for current employees. the plan will also allow cost sharing and pay their own retirement contributions. >>> members of a union came together to protest nonunion, noncontract workers. >> what do we want? >> jobs. >> when do we want them? >> now. >> reporter: members of the black men united demonstrated in front of a

. >>> san francisco public defender jeff adachi today released a new surveillance video showing what he says are illegal seizures and arrest. the two men at the rear officer guerrero and vargas can be seen carrying away bags believed to contain reyes camera and a laptop computer. the items are not listed on seizure records. he said officer guerrero stole the suspects duffel bag contains an i pod, money and liquor. >> personal items belonging to residents at two different hotels in two different parts of the city were taken by the police without any justification, without any reason that is theft. >> reporter: other officers are under investigation based on the action seen on these surveillance tapes. the plain clothed officers seen in these latest video tape are now wearing uniforms and are under investigation says suhr. >> all of these officers seen on the video none of them are in plain clothes as we're speaking. all these officers are innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: so far the department has dropped 86 cases tied to plain clothed officers. >> we have posted that latest

once again it was jeff adachi who released this tape. and this time he's making another charge against the officers, theft. david stevenson is in san francisco and tell us how today's development have already led to new fall out. david. >> reporter: the images that are on this dcd prompted san francisco's police chief of plain dressed cops under allegations of theft. the february 25th footage was record at the julian hotel it show it is arrest of jesus re reyes for possession of meth. >> they opened my room. i asked them if they had a search warrant and they just ignored me. >> reporter: the two men at the rear, officer ricardo guerrero and ronaldo vargas are seen carrying away two bags said to contain reyes camera and laptop. >> personal items belonging to residents at two different hotels, at two different parts of the city were taken by the police without any justification, without any reason that is theft. >> reporter: eight other officers are under fbi investigation based on their actions seen in these surveillance tapes. police chi

public defender jeff adachi released new video in a controversial drug arrest. the surveillance video shows an alleged drug deal in the tender loin in april of last year. officers claim the suspect who is seen in the video wearing a white shirt spit crack cocaine out of his mouth and then sold it to an undercover officer. but he said the video clearly shows no transfer of drugs. the fbi is looking into charges of misconduct. 14 officers are still on the job but plain clothes patrols continue. >>> many of oakland's libraries may get the boot under mayor kwan's budget. unless unions cut their pay or voters approve an $11 million partial tax, the proposal has drawn a lot of library supporters who have come to council meetings to ask they place the partial tax on the ballot. the four libraries that would remain open under the proposal include the 81st avenue, diamond and rock ridge branches. >>> san francisco's junior rotc program could suffer major setback. the school board is set to decide whether students m s participating in the program can continue earning pe c

latest video released by public defender jeff adachi says drug arrest of a residential hotel in february. officers could be seen walking into the building empty-handed and walking out holding what appears to be a laptop and a camera. >> these officers are entering hotel rooms and removing property which they have no right to legally remove from the residence. >> they say those items were never entered into evidence. the last week they released surveillance videoing involving some of the same officers. police chief said after an internal investigation the officers have been reassigned from plainclothes operations to other duties. >> we now know the identity of the woman that arnold schwarzenegger fathered a child out of wedlock. she worked for them for more than two decades. the son is now 14. john hendron has more. >> now it's the schwarzenegger family's turn, what they are saying speaks volumes. this is painful and heartbreaking time as shriver said. as a mother my concern is for my children. i will have no further comment. shriver made an appearance at oprah winfrey you have showed lov