bludgeoned to death in his own driveway. they diagnosed a man that was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia with the crime. this was a unique isolated incident. they clarified the time line of events that night. public reports that police failed to respond because of an occupy march pulled their resources is false. he insists city staffers acted appropriately. we have found no evidence of anything that could have changed or people knew what was going to happen in the future. we don t know that could have been prevented. they say he made a non-emergency call saying a suspicious person was on his property. an officer was not kneeled sent to the house because of lack of emergency. then at 9:01 a call came in from the wife as he was being attacked. they had mixed reaction with the information. i am supporting the police, did you dispatch is in trouble. i ve had nothing but trouble over the years. tonight, the suspect is still in custody. his mental competency is still
57-year-old peter sukor bludgeoned to death at his home. people jumped all over police for not getting there in time to save his life. the motorcycle of public turned into something else tonight. the police tried to correct misconceptions to what happened that night. lisa amin gulezian is live with the story. officials spent an hour here answering questions what happened when a berkeley man called police for help and then murdered a short time later. tonight s meeting did not start out the way organizers had hoped. this is not the forum. what it then? they invited law enforcement and the public to a question and answer session to talk about what happened february 18th, night peter sucor was plunge bludgeoned to death in his own driveway. they diagnosed a man that was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia with the crime. this was a unique isolated incident. they clarified the time line of events that night. public reports that police failed to respond becau
were allowed in the courtroom for the perry versus schwarzenegger case but the videos were not made public. tonight s attempt was to reenact what happened in court. all rise. the play called a is the first to be live streamed on youtube and based on court transcripts of what took place inside the san francisco courtroom of federal judge von walker in 2010. this time judge walker was played by brad pit. the star studded cast also clouds george clooney. jane lynch. majority of americans, for a majority of americans and martin sheen. the overwhelming evidence in this case proves as scores watched online, about 100 people came to san francisco s lgbt center to relive the drama and emotion of the trial which challenged the statewide ban on same sex marriage. it was very accurate. they took the trial transcripts and put them into a play. the testimony given was word for word what was said during the trial. it was empowering for me to be able to see that and to
dangerous for workers. they had to withdraw because of radiation. government officials say 70% of the fuel rods may have been damaged. they also said another fire broke out today at one of the reactors and radiation levels were high enough to cause severe radiation sickness. 3300 are confirmed dead. up to 450,000 are in temporary shelters. in the villages and towns where the tsunami hit, rescue workers are still looking for survivers. for miles and miles, there is debris and little is identifiable. fuel and water are in short supply. many are waiting in long lines to buy whatever they can. this line stretched for a half mile. it s the japanese way to remain calm, patient, and polite. jana is live in tokyo, and joins us via skype. what are you hearing in tokyo. reporter: it certainly is unsettling. in the past hour, it was 12:52. we had another aftershock. the hotel started swaying back and forth. i know understand, it was about a 6.0 quake. that s what the japanese televi
radiation. government officials say 70% of the fuel rods may have been damaged. they also said another fire broke out today at one of the reactors and radiation levels were high enough to cause severe radiation sickness. 3300 are confirmed dead. up to 450,000 are in temporary shelters. in the villages and towns where the tsunami hit, rescue workers are still looking for survivers. for miles and miles, there is debris and little is identifiable. fuel and water are in short supply. many are waiting in long lines to buy whatever they can. this line stretched for a half mile. it s the japanese way to remain calm, patient, and polite. jana is live in tokyo, and joins us via skype. what are you hearing in tokyo. reporter: it certainly is unsettling. in the past hour, it was 12:52. we had another aftershock. the hotel started swaying back and forth. i know understand, it was about a 6.0 quake. that s what the japanese television is reporting adjust off ciba, where is where nauti