she is joining us now at "the l.a. times" festival of books. who was bright in l.a.? >> guest: brands finale isn't 18-year-old living in south los angeles, the son of an lapd homicide detective who is black. his mother was an anagram from costa rica. he was murdered in 2007 and the story of his murder is the central narrative of the book at her side. throughout the case the investigation of the case and the eventual prosecution to defendants. >> host: the fact his murder was solved was that rare? was that you need? >> when i calculated the 20 years prior to his dad was particularly for black men if you use 40% or 45%, you would be in the right territory. it depends the way you look at it. you can look at how many are convict did bush gives you a smaller number are how many are cleared by means other than the rest. i think 40% for that part of the city at that time. >> how does that compare to the rest of the nation and the rest of the city question aren't >> one of the things i said was officially reported a non-reliable numbers in my point of view. i looked at 16,000

the l.a. street smarts project at children's hospital, los angeles. the l.a. street smarts project teaches elementary school aged children pedestrian safety by recreating the real world experience of a child walking to and from school. now let's take a walk through richie's neighborhood. >> and you get to the intersection what's the first thing you do to cross the street? you stop, that's the best thing, every time you get to an intersection or a corn e i want you to stop and look, stop and look when you get to an intersection, you get to the intersection, what you want to do here if you want toe cross the street, you press the button, so how about you press the button. did you push it? it says go, alright, walk across. >> my name is jeff, i'm the director of paul mitchell in the hospital in los angeles the goal of the street smart focusing on pedestrian safety it's to get kids involved in this interactive set that will force them to think about those safety implements to provide safe walking

l.a., get ready to pay your lowest worker $50 an hour, it -- $15 an hour, it will soon be the law there. a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good a dry mouth isn't biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. ♪ ♪ i love l.a. ♪ ♪ neil: randy newman might love l.a., but i am not so sure about a lot of businesses finding out l.a. city council approved hiking minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2020. councilman bernard parks said it is a good thing. sitting next to him mitchell. only councilman who voted again it saying it will be bad for business and for l.a. thank you for joining us. >> so, englander if i could begin with you. you first why do you think this is a mistake. >> well, first and foremost there are a lot of people

any or all of those three teams l.a.ake move to they have not had a pro football team in 20 years. will they come? that is key to the financing and the viability of these potential moves. scarlet: the teams always want some help from the public sector. tax subsidies. metro l.a. is a bigger market in terms of the number of people and therefore dollars. an la-based team should be able to command higher ticket prices and tv rights. you can make the argument that they don't need as much in public subsidies. small cities have said they will not offer a dime. person is paying money to clean up the old landfill. the big difference here is what is called a personal feel license -- rich people buy these things. it's the equivalent of a season ticket. l.a. has a lot more rich people in it then san diego or oakland or st. louis. carson plan revolves around having these personal feel license is sold. san diego's financing component is a much smaller percentage. can they sell enough of these seat licenses to make the financing plan w

the games in l.a. run from july 25th to august 2nd. >> just want to know if you have a run i would griff you in any sort of interview. >> would you vote for me? >> i don't publicly say who i vote for. >> you wouldn't. >> i like to remain neutral. >> what was the -- >> i don't want to give away my political leanings. >> i'm your friend. you wouldn't vote for me? >> you are my friend. >> no matter if i'm a republican, democrat, you wouldn't vote for me? >> grace was born with most of her right arm missing and her parents couldn't afford a hi-tech prosthetic. what happened here? >> a group of high school engineering students created an

james: you have never moved to l.a. are you those people who hate l.a. or are you ok? do you always go, oh, i can't bare it? there are some definite people who go ugh. susan: it's more corporate and it's all about the business. in new york you can see people earn a living in other business. and i can't stand how long you're in a car. i i'm used to user-friendly

the rodney king verdict and the l.a. riots in 1992. >> flames and violence have erupted in south central in the not guilty verdict in the rodney king trial. a verdict that even the men of los angeles condemned. tonight flames are visible in several areas as entire buildings burn fiercely. the results of fire bombs from crowds. and tom bradley asked governor wilson to send in the national guard. >> hello everyone and welcome to second look. i'm frank somerville. the protests that happened last week come from many years ago. the grainy video included indisputable proof of police brutality. >> reporter: it began with a 100-mile an hour chase according to the highway patrol and ended with los angeles police officers beating clubbing and stomping on the head of a 25-year-old black man, rodney king. >> he was lying face down, spread out. and when he was in that position then they started hitting him. at that point he got up and tried to get away that's when i got out with a camera and started filming. >> reporter: witnesses in

first in the l.a. film's case. according to the ig report within an hour of speaking to ed rendell former governor and chair of the democratic national committee you directed a uscis staff to stop processing that the miles of eb-5 the petitions that you had already signed off on. is that true? >> mr. chairman i don't remember the chronology of the communications in that particular case. i think there is a very important principle at stake though and that is the following following. that is a concern with respect to our turns to the law is raised it is our obligation to address that concern and have confidence that the ultimate decision that we are making in a case and here's to the law and the facts in every case. that is what i did in that case. >> on page 18 of the ig report it says you stop processing the denials but you have already signed off on them. i mean i guess you can't answer that question? i'm just reading from the ig report. >> mr. chairman i'm not questioning the facts that the inspector general laid

with l.a.films, i was not involved in the decision of what has been turned -- term the deference board. i was not involved in the decision-making. rep. watson coleman: so in your opinion, why are these three issues before you, these allegations, raised by these employees that were beneath t you? was there something going on at your agency? hon. mayorkas: i will say this if i may, and then i will answer your question directly. i was very active. >> we are at a minute 30 overtime. rep. watson coleman: with all due respect, mr. chairman, we just had an 11 and a half minute interaction between my esteemed colleague mr. cap co. >> i give the witness a long opportunity for a very long time to respond to his benefit. rep. watson coleman: i can wait for another round. >> i'm going to have to keep a little more discipline, but go ahead. it will be last question. rep. watson coleman: i will come back for a second time because there's only two of us here. i just ask for consistency. >> i'm not going to al

l.a. to detroit for mother's day. >> it's going to be awesome. >> why mom is so not pumped about the surprise. before i start this video, a guy named christopher cantwell fighting between a man and woman. get the camera rolling and that's where we start. >> what are you doing? >> i'm making sure no one gets hurt here. >> they keep asking don't record us. christopher says i want to make sure no one gets hurt. if you're in a public place and people are filming, they have the right to do that. these people start charging at the man with the camera. >> stay away from me i'm not playing around. stay away from me. >> this thing gets crazy. >> i'm not getting in a fight with you stupid i have a gun on my hip. >> he has a license and can carry a severe weapon. his video goes black and he pulls the concealed weapon. >> i'm putting you down i'm putting you down. these guys came after me. >> christopher claims these people kept coming at him even though he had the weapon drawn and gun on the trigger.

unlike the l.a.sh that had happened five years earlier, this one was one train crashing, it didn't hit anything. it was one train derailment, there are erie similarities between that metro north crash and what happened in philly. the train was the same size in l.a. and philly. it's a single train that doesn't appear to have hit anything else. but the trains derailed. both of these derailments happened on sharp curves in the tracks. the metro north crash happened just north of manhattan at a curve in the river, it's called spiten ivel, it's technically in the bronx. a lot more people could have been killed in that crash, the aren't tracks curve is because of how close the rail line gets to the river there. when that train derailed, those cars -- see the water at the bottom of your screen. those cars went spilling toward the river. had they gone into the river, we may not just have seen blunt force trauma. we may have also seen drownings. both the metro north train and amtrak crash was on a sharp curve

it's definitely a great incentive. >> the l.a. stevie brown voted 14-1 in favour of the spike, which will be increased incrementally over five years. >> other cities. san francisco, oakland, albuquerque and chicago approved increases. portland, main louisville kansas city, new york and d.c. have similar proposals on the table. the exact is expected to be the greatest in l.a. where some estimate 40% of workers earn the minimum. >> this debate should never have been about the chamber of commerce verses the working people of los angeles. >> the folks that create the jobs at the services levels are the ones that will have to eliminate jobs. it's simple maths. los angeles mayor praised the vote in a statement saying help is on the way for 1 million angelinos living in poverty: business owners in the city of angels say the vote is far from heavenly for the bottom line. proponents expect the wage hike to have a domino effect in several cities near l.a. like sanaa monnico, pasadena. they warn of los angeles becoming a wage island where bu

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james: you have never moved to l.a. are you those people who hate l.a. or are you ok? do you always go, oh, i can't bare it? there are some definite people who go ugh. susan: it's more corporate and it's all about the business. in new york you can see people earn a living in other business. and i can't stand how long you're in a car. i i'm used to user-friendly cities. i don't care where you go. it can be 2:00 in the morning 12:00 in the afternoon there's always traffic. and you say this is terrible. and you go, well, it's never like this. and it's always like this. i say it's every time -- james: you picked a bad time. susan: it's never like this. excuse me, it's always like this. brooklyn: the drivers are [beep] let's be honest in l.a. james: it's certainly taken a turn. it's taken a turn. look at reggie. he's absolutely lovely. reggie's doing this. you know that you drive here reggie. brooklyn: people when they get blind the wheel they turn into [beep]. susan: there's no serendipity. if you say that in new york and you did that you say you saw them. but if you do it

l.a. has a police chase, seemingly every week.his may be the slowest, slow speed schaschase we've ever seen. 10 mile-per-hour in san fernando valley. he's smiling and waving as dozens of police cars follow. on the side of the car, it was a home made sign that said "victory parade." this went on for an hour until a bistandard jumped in front of the car to put an end to the matted madness. >> no one could have thought of that earlier. >>> a toyota prius lost control and ended up in the next door neighbor's pool. luckily no one was swimming and she managed to get out of the car and swim to safety. >> wacky stories. >>> and after a it six-hour delay, the warriors finally made it to houston p. pll ♪ >>> good evening i'm geraud moncure here in the xfinity studios. the dubs flight to h-town delayed by almost six hours due to mechanical issue. and unable to get a shot aoff, heart break hotel for the rockets and the 99-98 loss and a sigh of relief for the dubs. >> got the ball off the glass and i'm thinking to try to get an easy one. >> an

we said free to l.a. now the hyper loop is that high-speed transportation system that elon musk has developed. musk says he can take you from san francisco to l.a. in about a half an hour in that tube. there's now some talk of the ride being free during non-peak hours. also this week land owners have agreed to have a five-mile test track be built in central california not far from bakersfield. construction of that test track is expected to start next year. >>> the tightest rental house market in the country. move over big am. san francisco now has that dubious title. we will tell you what efforts are being made to try and ease the market coming up in this edition of nbc bay area news. >>> also the final segment in our series on one family's journey from saigon to silicon valley. our own vicky wynn shares her story, next. >>> it's official. san francisco is now the tightest and most expensive rental market in america a study released today shows the city has the lowest vacancy rate nationwide topping even

wj l.a. quoting sources saying that the report handed over to the state attorney office today contains medical evidence that massive injury to the back of gray's head closely match as bolt in the back of the police van that transported him. sources saying there's no conclusion on how his injury happened and police won't comment. >> we can not take the risk of compromising the case. >> but police did reveal today investigators were initially unaware of an extra stop made by the police van transporting gray. they only learned about it after reviewing video from the intersection raising more questions. >> we are much more informed than before in lit of the omitted information. >>reporter: curfew in effect again tonight will continue to be enforced through the weekend be enforced through the weekend. >> tonight baltimore police reminding everyone that cops are people too. violence in the streets sending officers home to the family with serious wounds. so far 98 officers hurt. 43 needing emergency

by the way. >> in l.a. all up and down the beaches of l.a. >> jimmy: just in malibu?> jimmy: your pee is all over l.a. all over. >> all over l.a. >> jimmy: you, yourself can go -- no, no, no. >> that's terrible, let's drop it. it's not good. >> jimmy: let's just not go there. >> we'll walk away. >> jimmy: oh, you know what, i've got to give props to neptune's net. >> right? >> jimmy: that's my favorite place. i love that surfer place out in malibu? >> yeah, north malibu. i wrote it for neptune's net, and they said we can never get neptune's net. and this is how you do an independent movie. you say, okay, but can we shoot at neptune's net? >> jimmy: come on. >> maybe. it's the weekend. >> jimmy: i loved it, i thought it was really, really fun. i want to show it. and who's the actor, the boy? >> brenton thwaites plays my son. he's awesome. >> jimmy: i like this guy. >> luke wilson plays my dreamy surf teacher. with him i -- >> jimmy: he's sarcastic as well. >> a real man. >> jimmy: exactly yeah. >> david zayas plays the limo driver board. because, doesn't everyb >> jimm

we had an election here in l.a. last week, i think. registered voters voted in it. well, and i talked about this this weekend at selma. you know, you have folks who risked their lives to make sure we all had the right to vote. we give away our power all the time. and, you know, everybody's so frustrated with washington, uh, including yours truly. we're also very busy with facebook. you have to -- i mean, that's really -- but the point is, is that the reason washington does not work is because 2/3 of... 2/3 of us who should be active, aren't active. and as a consequence, uh, special interests and big money ends up, you know, moving a lot of the agenda, driving gridlock, and, so -- speaking of money, you have a student aid bill of rights. that's something that you're very passionate about, because it wasn't so long ago that you were still paying off your student loans. still paying them off, absolutely. and, look. i was in georgia tech earlier this week and talked to a big crowd of students about this. and i suspect there's some folks in

. >> reporter: he says l.a.amplifies the sensitivity to the pollen and patients can sometimes develop allergic asthma. experts recommend staying indoors at morning and dusk when pollen counts are the highest. teri okita, cbs news, santa monica, california. >> the american academy of allergy, asthma and immunology offers pollen count information on its website. >>> farmers in the river delta are offering to cut back on water. they would have to useless water for irrigation or leave a quarter of the crops unplanted. state regulators have to sign off on the deal. >>> an nfl team could move to los angeles by the end of the year. the nfl owners are wrapping up their annual meeting today in the bay area. teams can apply to move starting january 1. they would play in an existing stadium until a new one is built. the rams, raiders and chargers are in talks to move to l.a. >>> the lives of the brave bay area highway patrolmen and women who have died in the line of duty are being honored today. 37 chp officers working her

michelle it's incredible, unions got their $15 minimum wage law in l.a. now they want an exemption for union workers. you're from l.a. any surprises? >> i'm not surprised at all. this is shameless. this is exactly how the unions work. this is why unions are basically dying. what's happening is they understand just like the rest of us when you raise the minimum wage it leads to more unemployment. this isn't rocket science, it's common sense. they don't care about the worker they care about making money. they care about getting money from their members. they want as many mens as possible and they want to make unions basically the cheapest labor. and have more money for themselves. that's what this is all about. >> wayne, you there as well no surprises, l.a.'s very liberal, but within days of getting their law through, by the way, if you're a business and you hire union workers, we want you exempt. >> it's incredible but i think michelle is right. this is all by the union leaders. the union leaders want this because it enhances their power. they're trying to

the same union backing l.a.'orkers to be except from that law. plus isis now offering cash bonuses for its soldiers to get married and have babies. time to attack its cash before it's too late. see you at 12:30. >> we will be watching. up here first, if the irs can't keep our private tax information from being hacked what's about to happen to our health >>> well another irs sos. cyber crooks cracking into the ajency's website and snatching the most private information for more than 100,000 u.s. taxpayers. well now, with the irs, also collecting our very personal health insurance information. steve forbes says we can't trust them with any of our data right? >> the reason why we can't trust them is there's no accountable. there's no penalty for doing wrong things leak harassing political opponents, hiring agents who haven't paid their taxes and stuff like that. they should have had a super security system in but it was just business as usual. and you know that personal health information is going to be out on the p

l.a. south. hefty totals in san diego and in the dessert--desert. the whole system is moving out of our area and will be a weather producer into the four corners and the planks coming out of the rockies. 40s and 50s on our cool this morning and a bit of a breeze here. gusting up to 17 and weather advisory until 10 tonight. for us low clouds sunny and nice cool and breezy for awhile. slow to recover and temperatures in the sun not too bad. there seems to be a lot of 60s here or very low 70s. i haven't heard anything yet unless something new popped up. >> no we are seeing improvement on the key commute at the bay bridge and we talk with mcarthur may to the bay bridge seeing some improvement especially on the ramps coming in from 880. those ramps the fast track using the bridge. 580 a little bit slow and back up here is getting a little bit better as you drive through. also looking at the south bay by normally we have slow traffic. this morning lot not a lot as you can see westbound 580. it i

l.a. up one after three quarters. 5 seconds left. paul drives high off the glass. and the clippers win with houston up next. >>> the caps and rangers. ovechkin goes between two defenders, shoots from his knees and in. the series is tied at 1 heading back to d.c. >>> final day of the nfl draft. in the fourth round the niners took a tight end and a running back, wide receiver and a punter and kicker. and offensive guards for the raiders, in the fourth round they have an offensive lineman. and of course, wide receiver in the seventh round. >>> arena football. sabercats and rattlers. 45 yards for the touchdown.

and jubilation in houston, but heartbreak in l.a. clippers still desperately trying to somehow come back. crawford launches it up. that shot won't go. rebound. who else trevor ariza? and he's foul eded more free-throws. what a devastating finish this will be for the l.a. clippers as they hear the celebration from the rockets' fans. up three games to one. and not just up three 3-1, but blow-out victories in their three wins. i mean dominant at times in this series then lose a game on the road where the rockets played well and then game six will haunt chris paul and the clippers all summer long. up 19 with 2:30 to go in the third. paul once again, will come up short. on something he is so desperate for, a trip to the conference finals. he's never been there. as griffin's jump shot is good. a two-pointer. as you said jeff so much pain at the other end. expectations different now for the clippers. they are expected to be one of the best teams but they are now judged by what they do in the playoffs and they have fallen short of those expe

says even though this is a hollywood movie, the reality is the san andreas fault which runs through l.a. is capable of producing "the big one" > california does not have a fault capable of nine. the san andreas is capable of an 8. we have the capacity for a very damaging earthquake that could really disrupt society. >> reporter: jones, who was live tweeting during the member area, tweeted, if seismologists could actually predict earthquakes we would all be much richer. too bad that part of san andreas isn't real. >> looks kind of fun and scary. the movie hits theaters friday's may 29 just in time for -- >> i will go see it even though it's going to scare me. >> i remember when the rock was in town filming. >> yeah. >>> 4:56. severe flooding in texas even the cows don't know where to go. this morning, residents brace for more rain. >> reporter: tonight could be the night that the warriors win a spot in the nba finals. >>> what treat. this is a view of treasure island. >>> good morning. , it is wednesday, may 27. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. it's a big one. the warriors ge

and jubilation in houston, but heartbreak in l.a. clippers still desperately trying to somehow come back. crawford launches it up. that shot won't go. rebound. who else trevor ariza? and he's foul eded more free-throws. what a devastating finish this will be for the l.a. clippers as they hear the celebration from the rockets' fans. up three games to one. and not just up three 3-1, but blow-out victories in their three wins. i mean dominant at times in this series then lose a game on the road where the rockets played well and then game six will haunt chris paul and the clippers all summer long. up 19 with 2:30 to go in the third. paul once again, will come up short. on something he is so desperate for, a trip to the conference finals. he's never been there. as griffin's jump shot is good. a two-pointer. as you said jeff so much pain at the other end. expectations different now for the clippers. they are expected to be one of the best teams but they are now judged by what they do in the playoffs and they have fallen short of those expe

l.a. get it. but it was as close as they would get. james drills the set back, at the end of the 3rd. he led the rockets with 31 points and beat the clippers 113-100 to advance to the western conference finals for the first time since 1997. >> putting together this game and come back from there, what does it will us? >> tells us we are capable to win 3 games in a row. >> you are so close. >> so close.

the minimum wage hike in l.a.ll raise the minimum wage to 15 by the year 2020. here's how it will unfold. it's $9 and by july of 2015 it will be $10.50 for businesses with 26 people or more. every july it will go up a little bit until 2020 when it is finally $15 an hour. many workers and labor groups -- and small businesses say they'll be pushed away forced to do business elsewhere to pay employees less. we've been asking our viewers what they think about it. do you think a $15 minimum wage is too high and how are you voting so far? >> well, since the 1:00 hour eastern time 18% saying yes, last time we checked that was 10%, 82% say no. $15 for minimum wage is not too high. we thank you for voting. if you change your mind you're welcome to vote as well. >> thanks so much. today friends and fans of david letterman are celebrating the end of an era in late night tv. >> sure -- come on cannonball. so, tonight television history will be made when david letterman takes the stage for final late night. he brought bill mur

any l.a. fans in here? nobody? >> okay.astly here, you know this movie "mad max" has been doing well, opened not too long ago. here's a -- i'm not a video game fan. but mario cart is a big deal. somebody decided to put together a mario cart mad max, what do you call it, some kind of mashup if you will? here is the result. this looked like movie clips. there we go. there's the mario cart version. mario cart has been huge. i haven't seen this movie yet. it's been doing great at the box office. but look at that. cue the video game with the movie clip. ÷h urs and record floods to tornadoes leaving behind destruction. the storm after storm hitting texas and oklahoma this holiday weekend and what's next from accuweather. >>> capitol scare. police and the bomb squad in d.c. taking no chances after they discover something suspicious in a car. the swift action and who is under arrest. >> on the lookout. coyotes on the prowl in the city. and in suburban areas. a girl attacked and why these animals are venturing out of the wild. >> a

l.a. is raising its minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour over the next five years. city council voted last night to phase in pay raises over that time. minimum wage in the city is currently nine bucks an hour. l.a. joins several other california cities including san francisco and oakland that have increased their minimum wage. >>> the annual nfl owners meeting wraps up today and the future of the raiders hangs in the balance. [ chanting ] >> carson is a crime! >> raiders fans rallied outside the meeting yesterday. they want to keep the team in oakland. but a land deal with the chargers means the bay area team is one step closer to building a new stadium near los angeles. the owner of the raiders says he doesn't want to leave oakland. >> how many times can i tell you that we're trying to stay in oakland? how many times can i tell you that?! >> well, the move could take place as early as 2016. >>> time now is 5:10. gadget chain radioshack is closing stores in the wake of company bankruptcy. why

an "l.a. times" analysis found its rated of incidents per mile of pipe is more than three times the national average. the man in charge of safety had no comment. >> if you can't speak to the specific number of incidents, how do you rate your regulatory record overall? >> let me clarify. we are required to fill out certain federal documents. >> how do you rate yo record? >> our goal is to continue to improve. our goal is zero. we are going to continue to improve. we're not happy unless it's zero. that's our focus. >> are you happy? >> reporter: after stepping away from the podium, he continued to avoid answering our questions. >> the residents of santa barbara, the residents of the community, expect us to mitigate this quickly as possible. [ simultaneous speakers ] >> thank you for your time. we'll continue to do everything we can do. thank you. >> reporter: the company started excavating the pipeline today to figure out what caused this leak. in the meantime, two state beaches are closed inclu

you notice that the l.a. street smarts program we did pay for them to come up here from l.a. and to set it up at lakeshore and to do that. norman's proposal was to have one built ourselves. we're going to build one up here, it costs 12 thousand dollars to move it up here and to drive it into the city i wanted to say that also has been an expense, but other than that, those are the money behind some of the expenditures and i just wanted to end on that part of it. it has been kind of ambiguous because we've been starting at one school and we added lakeshore and the staff participate ining the program, they may have one adult after school two adults after school, four adults after school after we work the kinks out we'll come up with the parameters, we had noontime people that were not getting paid very much, and we you started with the money and we fixed these problems along the way, that concludes our presentation. i really want to extend my thank you to sal and to the sac for their leadership in stepping up and also to principal greg john and sfpd for being great partners chi

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first carmen policy is hired to lobby for an l.a.nd a land deal is closer to completion. so it was a surprise to some to hear this today. >> how many times can i tell you that we're trying to stay in oakland? >> reporter: raiders owner mark davis doesn't see an inconsistency. you hired carmen policy. >> i'm working in oakland right now and trying to get something done in oakland. we'll see what happens. and we have a parallel path going on in los angeles. >> the raiders continue to say their number one priority is to stay in oakland. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf brushes off a setback but understands the business of gett

chief correspondent in l.a.ith more. >> that surveillance video shot from a camera in the cabin of the luxury yacht was key in convincing the so-called apps hooker to except the deal rather than chance her luck in a jury trial. the video has never been made public but santa cruz, said it showed alex ticklesman injecting him with apps and call me packing up her belongings and at one point stepping over his body to finish a glass of wine. after the court hearing prosecutors somewhat counterintuitive lee said ticklesman was not that callous. >> somebody described her as calm wind school be sitting down sticking on a glass of wine watching him die. that is never in the video. >> public defender larry bigham called the death of hayes, 51-year-old married father of 5 and accidental overdose between two and consenting adults. >> it takes 3 to to take no. there's certain responsibility on his part, he had the power and control. >> ticklesman was sentenced to six years but with time served is likely to be out in two. wit