. >> reporter: wayne lee lives in the neighborhood where sunoco logistics pipeline runs through. his concerns over natural gas pipeline were solidified earlier this month when the 8- inch pipeline leaked just over 1,000 gallons of propane and methane in the ground in nearby morgan town. >> that thing leak had happened in this neighborhood, you know, no telling what the damages would be. >> reporter: sunoco logistics says the leak caused no public safety impact but admits this is third leak along the pipeline route within the pennsylvania year. >> when you hear about three times in less than a year you wonder who is watching. now they want to put a newer pipeline twice as big and you are increasing the danger. >> reporter: sunoco logistics is in the process of constructing a 16-inch, 20- inch pipeline to run parallel to the one that has had several leaks. company officials say in a statement that our mariner east two project is being built to the highest safety standard. many practices exceed federal safety requirements. >> more stories like what we just heard with, you know, yet

. >> reporter: wayne lee lives in the neighborhood where sunoco logistics pipeline runs through.over natural gas pipeline were solidified earlier this month when the 8-

lee greenwood. >> thank you, wayne. hello, patriots! hello americans! ♪ ♪ sunset ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> lee greenwood, everybody. let's give him another round of applause. [cheers and applause] >> anybody here proud to be an american? who is proud to be an nra member? who is proud of what we accomplished in november? you know, the media won't admit it but president trump had a hell of a first 100 days. for starters, he saved the second amendment and individual freedom by putting neil gorsuch on the u.s. supreme court. he restored the rule of law when he put jeff sessions in as attorney general. our economics now fear us again because he put general mad dog mattis in charge of the military. oh, yeah, i forget to mention we now have a commander in chief who isn't afraid to bomb the ever loving hell out of isis. [cheers and applause] >> now, i have a message for "the new york times," cnn, and msnbc. look, look, i get it. know you don't want to be here. you thought you'd be covering president hillary clinton this year. well, sorry a

. >> i am can wayne and evidence gathered is out in the long- awaited report. >> crime reporter henry lee is there and joins us with more. 3 they say that these officers acted in self-defense and lawfully and will be prosecuted. >> reporter: a will be prosecuted in this death from 2015. he was shot dead by two co- officers interviewer 2015 or 24th and folsom in the mission district. authorities say it started with the dispute involving perez lopez and a second man. perez lopez chase the other man with a knife while yelling quote are you macho. a confrontation then erupted and perez lopez waved a knife within 8 inch blade and then ran towards the officers and both officers say they opened fire to protect themselves and the other man in the dispute. one of the other officers told police that perez lopez had a bloodless, crazed look on his face. an autopsy determined he had been very drunk at the time with the blood alcohol level of .19%. autopsies showed that he was shot six times and four times in the back. the da said although perez lopez turned away, he still had the knife on him and pos

then i end with a red snapper fisherman, lee and i have very different views of catch shares. i end with a fisherman wayne warner out in the gulf of mexico who was instrumental in transitioning that fishery and has helped bring that fishery back from having been beaten back to 4% of start population levels and a level where fishing families were going bankrupt and fishing communities were collapsing to the red snapper being halfway back to rebuilding levels. the fisheries value has increased more than ten times and employment has gone up and the bike kitchen waste. [inaudible] there's been huge ecological benefits as well. >> you mentioned the creationist christian and one of the things that i found fascinating in reading your book was how spirituality and religion informed people ideas around the land, creatures living on it and how they should be treated. it wasn't necessarily a universal approach there were those who firmly believe that their faith told them that man had dominion and do whatever he or she wanted to and that these things, creatures, working for our benefit and there were others thought