. >> fhilip garrido ocupa una selda dónde están charsl manson y juan corona . >> fue condenado a 31 años de prisión y su esposa 36 años. >> los remponsables del secuestro y violación de dugarth. >> un jurado de san mateo dirá si un juez es capaz de defenderse. >> quién cometió actos lascivos , si lo encuentrn compentente encontrará un nuevo juicio por conductas lascivas . >> escándalo luego de que se publicaran los mensajes y fotografías que envio a mujeres el democrata antonie winers anuncio lo que podría ser el final de su carrera políticas . >> quiero oficiar mi renuncia para que mis colegas puedan continuar con su trabajo. >> de los que estaban en el centro para personas de la 3a edad . >> no se acepta la conducta que él ha presentado y ha quedado muy mal. >> winer pidió disculpas al electorado, la prensa y su esposa. >> una buena distraccion para los demócratas sobre todo la semana pasada que las noticias fueron tan fatales para el presidente . >> finalizo su carrera sacando su spertenencias de su casa y del distrito, aún se desconoce su futuro y el del distrito, desd

most of them have to do with either political thought in manson century german political pot or having to do with african-american critical thought. >> host: also the author of another book. >> guest: a collection of essays present representations of race in film. a few other essays as well. so, for example, i have an essay on representation of race. a movie that many of us saw long time ago. i have an essay on the representations of race during the rodney king piece that was originally published. also an interesting piece engaging another philosopher, stanley gold, around his reading of the fred astaire movie. it is on like. it is of engagement an attempt to reconstruct the in particular thinker. again, it has more to do with race than contemporary culture and representations'. >> host: who is similar to du bois today? >> guest: i think there is no one. i think that -- i think -- what i would say to my guess what i would want to say about that, adding the question, kind of looking for, you know, one person who might to represent the current tendency of african american political thoug

corcoran" en el "condado de kings", la misma donde se encuentran recluidos el celebre criminal "charles manson" y el sanguinario asesino de inmigrantes "juan corona".--"garrido" fue condenado a 431 aÑos de prision.--por otro lado, su esposa "nancy" fue trasladada a la carcel femenil de "chowchilla" donde purgara una condena de 36 aÑos.--ambos son resposables del secuestro y violacion de "dugard", raptada en 1991, y a quien mantuvieron cautiva durante 18 años. ---un jurado de "san mateo" decidiÁ maÑana si un psiquiatra acusado de abuso sexual infantil es mentalmente competente para enfrentar los cargos en su contra.---hoy se presentaron los argumentos finales en el juicio que se le sigue a "william ayres", de 79 aÑos, quien presuntamente cometÓ actos lascivos con siete niÑos que fueron sus pacientes entre 1991 y 1996. ---si lo encuentran competente, "ayres" enfrentara un nuevo juicio con 9 cargos de conducta lasciva y libidinosa, que se derivan de las denuncias hechas por las presuntas victimas, que ahora tienen entre 20 y 40 años de edad. --el congresista deÓcrata por nueva york "ant

in the only doll you have the spirit of john wayne gacy, you've got the eyes of a young charles manson. [cheers and applause] nation, class action lawsuits are so destructive to our country. they crippled our nation's once thriving asbestos industry. now those pour asbestos ranchers are out of work. and they needed those jobs they have a lot of medical bills to pay. there's a new go liage under assault from a gang of blood thirsty davids and it brings us to tonight's word: too big to nail. wal-mart faces a class action lawsuit from 1.5 million female employees alleging years of gender discrimination. according to the plaintiffs, women make up 70% of wal-mart's hourly employees but only hold a third of management jobs plus the female managers earn $16,000 less than their male counterparts. i don't know why the women are upset. wall smart slashing costs and passing the savings on to them. [laughter] if they lost the suit, wal-mart would have owed more than $1 billion in back pay. to cover that they would have to raise the prize on everything including dr. thunder, their dr. pepper knocko

cult killer charles manson and serial killer juan carona. garrido will spend the rest of his life in prison for kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive for 18 years. >>> 5:47 now. a special election expected to be held in new york this comes after new york congressman anthony weiner announced his resignation. >> today i'm announcing my resignation from congress. i had hoped to be able to continue the work that the citizens of my district elected me to do. unfortunately, the distraction that i have created has made that impossible. >> yesterday, weiner apologized for what he said were personal mistakes. the married congressman admitted sending several women inappropriate messages in photos online. just hours after weiner resigned he was offered a new job working for larry flint. tmz reports the porn king is offering weiner 20% more than his congressional salary. the job would be in the internet department of flint management. no word yet from the congressman. i think a big no might be in order there. [ laughter ] >>> police are going

and to of commemorate this art is jill manson. so jill, we're getting ready to say good buy. >> i know. it breaks my heart. it's the highlight of my career with the city. what has been the impact of the crouching spider in san francisco? >> i think it's been an incredible coup for the city. a lot of her work came from her mother. her family repaired tapestry. she thought of mer mother as the spider, someone who protects her young who prepares the nest. and she was very, very de voted to her mother. i think it's gotten the public excited about public art. people pay attention to their environment. they wonder what's going to pop up next. so it's been incredibly positive. >> the public's art program, it's reputation has been spread nationally and internationally. so what do you think has been the affect or the utility of having a temporary arts program for you? >> i think with the temporary art work, everyone is sort of willing to take a chance. it allows us to be a little more risky. look at risks that are a little more experimenta

he will have some notorious cell mates near him including charles manson. >>> killing two people and wounding two others during a botched robbery at oakland's sweet jimmy's restaurant and bar. investigators are not releasing the suspect's name but say that he walked into the bar just after midnight on april 25th and began firing on customers with an assault rifle. one of the men he killed was a teacher's aide at an elementary school. >>> the mini metro was shut down today. there probably won't be service until tomorrow morning. the trouble started late this morning when a train damaged a power box and ripped down wires and pulled concrete supports from a wall. all the underground muni metro lines were affected for hours. commuters had to flog onto buses just to get around tonight. >>> a headoncollision on the golden gate bridge shut down several lanes just as the afternoon commute was getting underway. a northbound driver swerved into the oncoming lanes hitting two cars. two people went to the hospital with minor injuries. the road was cleared in about 45 minutes but the traffic tieu

phillip garrido's cell is near charles manson and juan carona. >>> a southern california teacher busted for allegedly throwing a drunken party for teenagers. the san diego county sheriff's says 56-year-old nancy hildebrandt held a high school graduation party for her daughter last weekend. at least 75 teenagers were at the house. neighbors complained about the noise and when deputies got there, they found some kids passed out and some others playing strip poker. >> the girls were in their underwear. several of the boys standing around with cell phone cameras taking pictures. >> deputies arrested hildebrandt. she faces a misdemeanor charge. people at the party later told authorities that hildebrandt was handing out beers to the kids. she is now on leave from school. >>> a security scare outside the pentagon. the suspicious discovery that shut down streets for hours. >>> top u.s. leaders targeted. the jihadi hit list and the link to a southern california man. >> and a bitter lesson for kids trying to raise money for charity. why the county shut down their lemonade stand and slapped them w

he will be held in the same unit as cult killer charles manson, the unit is for inmates who officials believe would not be safe with the general prison population. nancy garrido is being held at the central california women's facility. also this morning the man known as the bearfoot bandit is expected to plead guilty. 20-year-old colton harris-moore accused of taking part 18 two-year burglary spree eluding capture. as you probably guessed he was often bearfoot. this guilty plea would likely mean he would have to pay restitution of more than $1 million. he was caught in the bahamas last year. >> russian leader getting a starring role in an internet kmomic strip. the writers of super putin have cast two of russia's powerful men as super heroes to save the world from zombies. the producer of the comic says half million people have logged on to read the strip. it's located at putin.ru. there a link to an english version as well. a break in the case, the man accused of killing a san jose woman has confessed. and we are keeping an eye on muni as well, getting through the city may be tough t

because of manson and have been held every four years says them. for the first time the russian delegation for the special summer olympics is equipped in the same style with the same outfit it's very important for all of you and also for us your spectators who would be supporting you to the very end and wish you success in the german to the competition and of course we were to break here with medals and victories. and that was the sport coming up is the way to stay with r.t. . one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization. discovers. special and attractive from the. expedition to the bottom of the earth. lou. one stream cascading from the slopes the view is miss maud.

phillip garrido will have notorious neighbors including charles manson and juan carona. >>> on this friday morning, what can we expect? it's the weekend. >> i think it's going to be okay although we'll see cooler temperatures at the coast. low clouds and fog beginning to creep in along the coast here. and that is more apparent today than yesterday. so we'll see more of that. cooling you off a few degrees for today but still very pleasant especially heading inland. breezy around the bay area, temperatures in the 50s. 82 concord. 83 fairfield. 60s and 70s at the bay. at the coast patchy fog so temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. we are going to sink down through saturday but by sunday high pressure begins to build in and temperatures warm up at least inland and then looks like here comes that sun again and temperatures soaring into the 90s as we head into the middle of the week, maybe hotter than we had a couple of days ago. how about that, elizabeth? >> that sounds great. [ laughter ] >> caught me. i'm focusing on muni, lawrence. trying to get the latest information. that's right. yeah.

the facility has its own air purifier system that will maintain hygiene without committing parents to manson and hospital confinement and without subjecting children to loads of antiviral drugs it looks like something from the future but it's ready to accept patients right now. we won't be able to cure everybody about thirty percent of children who have cancer. and a cure because we don't yet fully understand the cancer mechanisms or the drugs have not yet been invented yet will still be able to help thousands of children who recently had only two options search for a treatment of. two years after asking the president for the new century gino died of a lung hemorrhage he didn't live to see the new hospital that now bears his name offering something many kids for his diagnosis don't have hope that is now tangible is the only hospital of its kind in russia and possibly all of europe because every little thing here is designed with cancer in mind that has big basket quitman employ some of the brides as doctors. over its uniqueness most parents would do everything in their power for their kids t

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time the facility has its own air perfect system will maintain hygiene without commuting parents to manson and hospital confinement and without subjecting children to loads of antiviral drugs it looks like something from the future but it's ready to accept patients right now. we won't be able to. everybody about thirty percent of children who had diagnosed with cancer can't be cured because we don't yet fully understand the came to making isms or the drugs have not yet been invented yet will still be able to help thousands of children who until recently had only two options search for a treatment abroad or die a time to. two years after asking the president for the new center jima died of a lung hemorrhage he didn't live to see it in a hospital that now bears his name offering something many keys for his diagnosis don't have hope that is now tangible is the only hospital of its kind in russia and possibly all of europe because every little thing here is designed with cancer in mind that has the best equipment and employs some of the brightest doctors. all of its uniqueness want to spare an

people of all time and the top three were the usual suspects adolf hitler osama bin laden and charles manson becoming in numbers four and five on the list george w. bush and dick cheney again this was a list put in the yearbook by students as you can imagine republican parents were outraged but since the yearbooks had already gone to print a little could be done about it but to put a piece of black tape over the list something that could be easily removed and in the end someone at the school probably lose their job over this. which is a shame because as art linkletter told us kids have a knack of telling the truth instead of this missing what they say it we should dig a little deeper and figure out why they said it and by looking at this list they created it's clear that the students and he quoted violence and warfare with evil after all these kids historical knowledge there was the horror of war two in the hall and the holocaust and in their own lifetimes there are the horrors visited upon the united states by bin laden and the terrors dumped on iraq and afghanistan but bush and cheney the

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people of all time and the top three were the usual suspects adolf hitler osama bin laden and charles manson becoming in numbers four and five on the list george w. bush and dick cheney again this was a list put in the yearbook by students as you can imagine republican parents were outraged that since the yearbooks had already gone to print a little could be done about it but to put a piece of black tape over the list is something that could be easily removed and in the end someone at the school probably lose their job over this. which is a shame because as art linkletter told us kids have a knack of telling the truth instead of this missing what they say it we should dig a little deeper and figure out why they said it and by looking at this list they created it's clear that the students and he quoted violence and warfare with evil after all these kids historical knowledge there was the horror of war two in the hall and the holocaust and in their own lifetimes there are the horrors visited upon the united states by bin laden and the terrorist dumped on iraq and afghanistan but bush and chene

. >> tomorrow she will mistake charles bronson for charles manson. thursday she will mistake ted kennedy for ted bundy. and friday she will mistake james earl jones for james earl ray. >> but that's semantics. you say potato, i say mass murderer and pay totato. >>> today's word of the day austerity. >>> the definition of austerity, sternness or severity of manner or attitude. you want to know the word because of the protests in greece. here's what it means right now to greece. greece is cutting corners anyway it can to climb out of its debt crisis, so for greece it means $40 billion in tax hikes and spending cuts. their parliament has a vote in the next few hours and because the world markets are all intertwined, austerity there affects wallets here. let's take it across to hopping kong with a quick check on world markets. >> all eyes are firmly on greece. there is an expectation that the greek parliament will pass hose tough austerity measures you were just talking about, raising taxes an cutting spending. and these measures must get through for gre

disagree wholeheartedly with that the only other time his machines were used was when they dug up charlie manson's area a few years ago looking for bodies buried previously that his machines and technique proved that there were bodies under the soil there. and they dug deep holes and didn't find anything. >> greta: if i were the defense i would have been thrilled that was put in the evidence because would it give me an appellate issue. one thing was stunning we the defense tried to cross-examine him about a financial from in this machine and needing to have it qualified in the court, the judge cut him off from showing bias. i thought the judge handed a gift to the defense that was unwise. because bias is always relevant. that was a gift to the defense. >> one thing with judge pirro, you can tell from skeleton remains whether somebody drowned. that's by looking for die tomorrows in the -- for die tons if the bone marrow. i don't know if that was done. >> greta: the trial isn't even half over, thank you: >> thank you. >> greta: hear the latest about senator rich santorum. he wants to be your next pr

not that she is, like, charms man -- charles manson. >> that is my trouble. >>shepard: randy, thank you, arthur, thank you both. volunteer search parties are joining a hunt for a missing indiana university student with a dangerous heart condition, 20-year-old last seen walking from a friend's apartment around 4:30 in the morning so late thursday, friday morning. 4' 11" weighing less than 100 pounds. it is in the impossible that she is left on her own and got somewhere else it is unlikely they say. >> when someone at 4:30 in the morning, no shoes, and has earlier been drinking, goes out and disappears off the street corner, we feel certainly they could be found. >> the cops have no suspects but that there are serious "person of interest" they say. >> and president obama's approval ratings are taken a big lit and he is about to lose another member of the economic team. team. details on that. ♪ [ male annouer ] with amazing innovation, driven by rentless competition, wireless puts the world at your command. ♪ ♪ hello sunshine, ws[ female announcer ]d wake

the unit is the long-time home to 1960s cult killer charles manson. other inmates include john albert gardner the third who pled guilty to raping and killing two teenagers in san diego. >>> how do you feel about the saggy pants look? and what do you think is appropriate attire for a cattle class flight these days? the airport arrest that has people talking about in-flight fashion. >>> i'm willing to go to jail. i'm willing to risk arrest. >> they are spreading and the fight is getting nasty. where the next battle over smartmeters will be waged. >>> i'm christin ayers in sacramento. governor brown surprise budget veto, the impact it could have on lawmakers' pocketbooks and what it will mean for california's $10 billion deficit. >> ,, ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone

the unit is long time home of cult killer charles manson. garrido was placed in the unit because prison guards did not think he would be safe in the general population. his wife nancy is also behind bars at state prison this morning. she began serving her sentence wednesday at the women's facility. >> this morning a guilty plea from a man accused of using a shoe camera to take lewd pictures of women. nicholas springer of san rafael has been sentenced to 20 days in jail for peeping under women's skirts. his lawyers say springer will ask to serve the time on a county work program instead of in jail. springer is banned from visiting the fairfax and marin farmers markets. >> five fires in two weeks. one neighborhood is on edge after a string of mysterious fires. firefighters are investigating the fires that have threatened homes in antioch. the fires are set in dry grassy areas between homes and a park along with walking paths. some homeowners say they have been dealing with threatening fires for three years. a fire last week did burn property o

also there, cult killer charles manson as well as serial killer juan carona. garrido will spend the rest of his life in prison for kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive for 18 years. >>> anthony weiner, schwarzenegger, just the latest politicians all caught up in sex scandals. can they revamp their image? phil matier going to talk to a pr expert about that coming up shortly. >>> plus, it's a new way to check your facebook status. how a social network is teaming up with ipad. >>> and the market old about 10 minutes ago. let's take a quick check of the numbers. it's been brutal the last few weeks but so far, so good. everything is up. what's it all mean? we'll check in with kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks to get answers coming up. ,, we could've gone a more traditional route... ... but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable. ♪ k-c-b-s radio's matt bigler is in san jose to show us how the new i- pad app works. >>> facebook fans, there is a new way to check your status. kcbs radio's matt bigler is here to show us how this ipad app works. >> r

charles manson was caught with a cellphones in california. the inmates have become so efficient at sneaking in cell phones and to prison that law enforcement is turning to technology to deal with the flood of phones. this acts like a sell tower for the prison. if calls come from cell phones not on the prisons approved list, those calls will be blocked. >> the cellular device you are using has been identified as contraband. >> in mississippi, this august, the system into assistant 6000 -- the system has intercepted 600,000 calls and text messages from inmates. in those cases, blocking calls are potentially saving lives. >> where did you get this idea? >> there was a wire story that ran about a prison guard's account. >> the associated press. >> i think it was. it struck me that there must be an interesting story behind what happened, just the human side of it. when you start digging around in this story, it is not just a story in your state, but a problem across the country. this is a story we can expand at an end up saying something about the

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>> never been used before pep to try to financed a body that charlie manson killed a few years ago. they dug deep holes, they said they found the gases and it turned out wrong. jon: this doctor is trying to patent this technology. >> yes he is. jon: he gets on the stand as he's being challenged about the odor in the can and says, well we are not a forensics lab. >> that's right. i think this tends to diminish the prosecution testimony, and also the ability of the judge to keep -- to be a gate keeper unfortunately. this is what the national academy of sciences criticized in its big report two years ago about pseudoforensic science getting into the courtroom. jon: you think from your standpoint as a guy who has seen and examined hundreds of dead bodies, probably moreover your career, they didn't need this guy, the prosecution didn't. >> yeah i think from a scientific point of view he diminishes their case. it sounded great from the jury point of view. they are playing to the jury not to scientists. but this is where science is misused to impress a jury because there is no science to i

. >> in the meantime, phillip reno was moved from jail to prison and the same prison unit as trawls manson. he arrived at the prison yesterday the california department of corrections say that he is in the housing unit for inmates that would not be safe in the general population. this and his wife begin serving her decade-long sentenced on wednesday at the women's facility in child cello. he pleaded guilty in april to kidnapping jaycee dugard. >> the time is 828 a m, we will be back in a couple of minutes, will have the search of the missing bay area nursing student michelle lee and a live report coming up. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportuni