live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. she was sentenced to six months but tonight, the bay area stow away is already out of jail. good evening, i m ann notarangelo. marilyn hartman could be anywhere tonight. the one place she is not is the la county jail. she served just a few days of a 177 day sentence. she admitted in court to breaking her probation twice, first, when she snuck on a flight from san jose to los angeles last week and again, when she ignored an order to stay away from lax. she is homeless and feels safer on the streets. there is no word on where she is tonight or the circumstance surrounding her release. and breaking news, you are looking at live pictures of ferguson, missouri where police are squaring off with protesters to enforce a mandatory curfew. the saint louis suburb has been rocked by a week of protests over the shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white police officer. there are some 200 protesters out in that area toni
BENTON - Senior U.S. District Judge Phil Gilbert denied a motion to reconsider an order in favor of St. Clair County emergency dispatchers, comparing it to a magic trick.
BENTON - Senior U.S. District Judge Phil Gilbert found a wage complaint of St. Clair County employees one detail short of sufficient and their lawyer delivered the detail regarding overtime pay before sunset.
EAST ST. LOUIS – St. Clair County’s emergency agency owes telecommunications workers for thousands of hours of overtime, three of them alleged in U. S. district court on July 28.