john doe was pulled over that was a legitimate record. what is your response to hertz, john?wasn't -- that's not a fully accurate statement. hertz entered the report as a vehicle being stolen and they also had an obligation to fulfill and make sure that reported vehicle or stolen tag or whatever it was was removed. it's not up to the oklahoma city police officers who were arresting me to determine if they should be taking that off or not. and the officers never arrested me on a false charge of a vehicle being stolen. that vehicle should have been cleared before it was rented to me. >> an apology years later is too little too late. hertz knows they have broken computer systems and they don't clear the inventory and they are too lazy at the local level and they are putting men and women in uniform at odds with the community. they are too cheap to fix their broken system. when you have senators coming in to tell you you did a bad job after customers, thousands have told them you made a mistake and arrested me falsely, and they don't listen to customers or attorneys or courts. pe

dough project, a nonprofit group that uses volunteers to help identify people listed as jane doe or john doe. >>> the family of a man shot by sin san leandro police are suing the police department. stephen taylor, who was holding a pace back. they found that over 10 deployed a taser shocking him, and former officer, jason fletcher, fires that fiddle shot. the family of stephen taylor said he was having a mental health crisis. officers say it was not reasonable to think that taylor pose an imminent threat. officer fletcher was charged with voluntary manslaughter. taylor's family says that does not go far enough, and have filed a long full death suit. >> we are continuing to hold their feet to the fire. stephen's death had not have happened. we are really wanting to make changes that there is not another stephen taylor in the city of san leandro. we're looking forward to justice being served. we are looking forward to things begin to change in the city of san leandro. we are looking forward to things happening for the mentally ill, things happen for the homeless, the people, the crises that is

that issue jed york has the wherewithal to fix that and john does, too.and figure out how to solve it because deebo needs to be here. >> deebo originally came out demanding a trade. rumors suggest he does not like being used as a hybrid running back receiver. gm john lynch says this week there is no plans to let deebo go. >>> steph curry we know loves hoops but also loves golf and curry's launching a program to help young minorities through golf. curry's spear-heading a series of tournaments with the american junior golf association. boys and girls will compete for the curry cup this summer in san francisco. he says the tour won't cost players a penny. the association will cover travel, food and housing. curry adds that there aren't enough people of color playing golf so his new project is focused on making the game more inclusive. >> i like that, the curry cup. >> there you go. >>> following new developments for you this morning on the war in ukraine overnight. still ahead for you on "today in the bay," the move pushed by the u.s. to arm ukrainian forces

dna doe project, a nonprofit organization that provides genealogy services to identified jane or john doe's law enforcement agencies all across the country. happening right now, the race is on to see who will be san francisco's newest assembly member. as soon as tonight district. 17 voters may know who will represent them in the california legislatures lower chamber. either supervisor matt haney or california democratic party leader david campos. one of them will replace david chiu represented assembly district. 17 until october when he resigned to become san francisco city attorney ballots will be accepted up until 08:00pm tonight. >> just in to the kron 4 news room you will not need to wear face coverings on ac transit buses starting tomorrow. the agency just released this statement saying, quote, ac transit is now adopting the voluntary use of face masks on board. all bus lines yet strongly recommends our riders continue to wear masks on our system, end quote, the change text takes effect tonight at midnight. still ahead. >> 2 bills aimed at strengthening gun laws in the state move forwa

dough project, a nonprofit group that uses volunteers to help identify people listed as jane doe, or john doe. >>> new at six, sfo, the airport continues to reduce waste, in hopes of promoting a healthier planet. kpix 5's max darrell shows us sfo's plans for becoming a zero waste airport. >> reporter: the san francisco international airport is shooting for the skies with a goal of dramatically reducing the risk and amount of waste on the ground. along with the triple sevens that take people from all over the world to and from the bay area, sfo wants to be known for its triple zeros. >> we want to be the first airport in the world to achieve carbon neutrality. zero net energy buildings. and also, zero waste going into landfills. >> reporter: airport spokesperson says that sfo is already on track to become a zero waste airport. in recent years, sfo began to implement policies to help and reduce waste. >> okay, so this is a good example of the type of bottled water that you would see for sale here at sso. >> reporter: such as banning the sale of plastic water bottles. >> in any restaurant if you

and john does too. if it's something else, we need to have it out and figure out how to solve it.ause deebo needs to be here. >> oh, kind of cryptic. pay him the money or figure it out. go to counseling. yesterday john lynch said he can't envision, not envision a scenario where the team would leave, or perhaps trade him. the nfl draft starts this thursday. so either pay him or figure it out like a family. >> i just hope they work it out. i mean, we all love deebo, right? >> he is really good. he is very good. >>> jessica is here. what's coming up at 6:00? >> right now at 6:00, relief across the bay area tonight. baby brandon is safe. 3-month-old baby boy taken from his grandma's home in san jose. our cameras were the only ones there as paramedics checked the boy out after he was rescued. >> how does it feel to be a hero? >> i'm just glad they found the baby. it could have been anyone's child. >> we have live team coverage, including with the woman being hailed a heroine tonight and the three people in custody. >>> i'm scott budman. a former government official. a nine figure inves

not respect john. he does not respect the sacrifice of the british public. he is a man without shame. looking past to the member from litchfield and the knotty dog in the cabinet there are members on the bench opposite who respected john robinson, the british public. they know the damage the prime minister is doing. they new thing -- no things cannot go on as they are. they know -- they know things cannot go on as they are. they know it is time to bring an end to this shameful chapter. do not follow in the slipstream of an out-of-control prime minister. put your country first. put john robinson first, and remove the prime minister from office. , bring decency honesty, and integrity back into our politics, and stop the denigration of everything this country stands for. i once again, -- put your conscience first, put john robinson first and remove the prime minister from office. bring decency, honesty and integrity back into our politics. prime minister johnson: i apologize once again profusely to john robinson

whether it's governor scott walker up in wisconsin with the john doe laws and chris christy and bridgegate knock up former governor's wife. these are prosecutions that were over-reach. where is the equivalent on the other side? people who shoot people get let out on bail. >> tucker: 25 grand after shooting 9 people and he is out. how can that be? >> progressive prosecutors have taken the opinion they are more gentle on violent crime. let them out right away with catch and release bail reform laws. this will improve the community police relations we have seen talked about more now in the aftermath of the blm protests. that hasn't worked. the crime rate has gone up in every major city not because of covid which was a lie they told. not because we were trying to create hysteria on tv but because they had stupid policies that are reckless. they only care about it because crime is a major issue in city after city. they are going into a mid-term election. gascon and others in philadelphia and in san francisco look like lunatics. they are all democrats. >> tucker: that's right. thank you. the dem

madison cawthorn, ted cruz, not 15 years later after getting the john doe, palin is back trying to makeun to join them she's already starting the addition process. >> we need people who have cojones. we need people like donald trump was nothing to lose. like me we're gonna think loose. none of this will see stuff that's been going on. >> there's a reporter from new york times who a sizzling from sarah palin and donald trump and his new book, insurgency. and there are a lot of similarities in a straight line from palin to trump. you do wonder, it's one of these, can you go home again kind of moments, whether the shifting of politics and to the direction of trump and matt gates, and those figures means it's easier for her? and whether this is a natural fit, or maybe it's hard to pull off? >> well, there was nothing i wondered when i was reporting this week, that was sarah palin the canary in the coal mine? or was she an anomaly. and it turns out, she's not an anomaly. sarah palin is the republican party. i think that you don't need to go very far back into republican party history to unde

that's what john bozeman does. let me give you some numbers on the budget. the way the senate works, john bozeman and i don't get to propose anything we get a vote on right now. whoever is the majority leader everything voted on the floor. chuck schumer who's never acknowledged me as a person will not get on the elevator with the train with me or acknowledge that i exist. he controls every vote. let's take the budget for a second. twenty years ago to today, what was the population increase, 16%. what have the democrats done on the budget? the proposed budget is up 300% from 20 years ago. who can pay for this stuff? they have unbelievable deficits as long as they don't bankrupt this country. look at the inflation. it's caused by reckless spending. when i watch john bozeman, he watches your dollars. he's on appropriations and says we are going to spend money where it's good for our citizens but not spend money where it's not. he tries to watch every dollar of your budget. individuals like john, we are fighting every day to stop what the democrats are doing. the

they would complain they were like graham like john does. that does like we go. morning, a couple anymore. is getting to be a little but yes, it is looking out there tonight. a nice morning for the dog walk. and i would recommend that because later on today, if your dogs or anything like ours, they probably want to venture outside because we'll start to get a little bit of rain here towards the finish of the day today. so take full advantage of the start of the day. >> got light through the clouds there in san francisco. just looks good for the start. showers are still well to the north. they'll drift in our direction, at least mid afternoon for areas like mendocino, northern sonoma county. little bit later on for the rest of us. that's our next weather maker right there. it's still yet to make its presence known here in the bay area, but is soon to do so. this is around 11, 30 this morning. showers up in mendocino county pushing a little bit further southward by 04:30pm. you've got consistent rain in sonoma and northern warren counties pushing into the rest of t

with help from the dna doe project that uses volunteers to help identity people list jane does or john does >> my goal is the truth. >> jobbie depp testifying for the first time in his defamation case against his e wife many he is suing for $50 million over her 2018 washington post piece describing her experience with domestic abuse. while depp wasn't named he argues the accusations have damaged his reputation. >> strange when one day you are c ind erella and then are you quasimodo. >> and depp will be back on the stand today. >>> new this morning julian assange moved a step closer to being brought back to the united states. a judge issued a order which is subject to approval from the uk home secretary. he is able to appeal the ruling at court in london. the 50-year-old australian has been charged in the united states under the espionage act. >>> up next the blood test that could save lives. >>> and sfo looking to become the world's first zero waste airport. how it plans to do it. >>> good morning. ahead on cbs this morning there could be a new court battle over mandatory masks on public tr

first time the sheriff's office has used the technology to identify a jane or john doe. >> >> there ishing like being able to give closure to a family who has been waiting for several years to find out what has happened to their family member. ama: happy face killer got his name from the happy face that he drew on letters to the media. he claims to have killed more than 100 people. eight victims have been confirmed and he is serving a life sentence in oregon prison. >> you are in a location you have never seen before. larry: an intense interaction between a store owner and police. the owners of a clothing store who say that they were racially profiled. they have reached a settlement with tiburon. as abc seven news anchor reports, that settlement includes changes to help prevent police misconduct. >> we are not begging, we are demanding. ama: >> nearly two years since they said that they were racially profiled by police while working inside their own store in tiburon. the couple announced they have reached -- they have announced that they will pay 150,000 dollars and make substantial ch

extent that the circumstances require it, we could even redact out victim names and replace them with john doe 1, 2, and 3 references. there is no way why we couldn't refute those. it's not fair, it's not a correct characterization to suggest the decision is whether to make them public or leave them private. we're not arguing for that. we never have. chair durbin: senator, that issue has been debated and i'm glad to give you your point of view to express, but i just want to tell you, not on my watch. not on my watch. some other pro -- some mother protecting their child will not understand re-dax and the oath to keep -- redaction and the oath to keep things sensitive. i think too much of the prosense and confidentiality to do it. nor do i think it's -- if there is nothing further, i ask that the committee stand in recess subject to the call of the chair. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> and the senate judiciary committee taking a rec

many filing obviously fake claims using aliases like many miles, spooky breaches and john doe.ut the states is equipped to audit the millions of pandemic claims are also under pressure to issue checks to prevent massive unemployment in poverty. tens of thousands of california prison inmates were used to file claims and send those checks to addresses nationwide. any one of these houses could be a hot spot. >> you never know. >> you never know. >> he's used to uncover this type of fraud. he says the total losses are much higher than most states are willing to meet. >> i can tell you that in some states, as many as three out of four applications for some of the federal programs were very likely fraudulent. >> 75%? >> 75% in certain states, really stunning numbers. >> many claims are filed under stolen identities, yours and mine, for sale on the dark web. security veteran took us inside. >> this person is selling 8000 passports, seven -- >> they contain personal information including social security number and data birth. >> some bio claim simultaneously. the problem, most states d

that is what john bozeman does. some numbers on the budget. the way this works, we don't get to propose anything we get a vote on. everything voted on the floor, chuck schumer who never acknowledged me as a person. i've been there for three years knocking on the elevator or train or acknowledged that i exist. he controls every vote which we don't get a vote. that's why we have to get a majority. let's get the budget for second. 20 years ago, what was the population increase? 16%. what have the democrats done on the budget? biden's proposed, 300% from 20 years ago. who can pay for the stuff? they run unbelievable deficits as long as they don't do that. look at the inflation. inflation is caused by record government spending. when i watch john bozeman, he watches your dollars, he says we are going to spend money where it is good for our citizens but not where it is not. he tries to watch every dollar of your budget. if we didn't have individuals like john it would be way worse. next thing you find out, i've been here three years, didn't -- it ma

have gotten far toor used to this , whether it's governor scott walkerwa up in wisconsin or the john doe laws being used to go after him, chris christie and bridgegate, they wanted to lock up governor mcdonnell, former governor mcdonnell, virginia's wife, for taking gifts. if you all remember that at one point they wanted to go after rick perry when he was the governor of texas. these are all prosecution , by the way, that were eitheron in part or in total dramaticwh overreach. and it always seems to go one way. where's the equivalent on the other side that is just off the top of my head. meanwhile, people who shootpl a lot of people get let out on bail because they're notn a danger 25 grand there's a shooting nine people shot in a shopping mall and there's only a gun charge and twenty five grand in these out. >> i mean, how can that be? we've seen the progressive prosecutors have taken the opinion in city after city at this point that if they're only honestly softer, more gentle on violent crime across the board, let them out sooner from either a sentence, let them out right away with c

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but the jury is out on that multiple people, but that does present an even greater danger if there are more people involved. >> john: we asked hannah meyers the question, the fact he pulled it off as the train was entering the station and bolted out of the station as quickly as he could, does this suggest he might have done some run-throughs? >> yeah, it does. it suggests some capability, it suggests someone who, it does not sound or look like a situation it's a demented individual engaged in a mass shooting and you know, there are just so many other indicators this is someone who has some capabilities, maybe some experience and maybe as you said, some casing or presurveillance or run-through sort of thing, under pd staking the timing of the trains and hit the station and doing what he did right before it hit the station. >> gillian: is there any chance, chris, the fbi or the nypd has a clearer profile of this guy than they are sharing at this point? what are the odds they know a name or they know whether he's an american or a foreign error whether they know any of the details about his demographic? >> i think the

the black sea does not have a flagship, and command and control visit. it has hurt them. >> johnsive, you are opening that back up again. quickly go to the big map here. is is the future of nato, which includes finland and sweden? they are not members of nato right now but are talking about it and now dmitri medvedev, used to be the president of russia, has said if you go with nato we can no longer keep this area here, this is the baltic sea. we can no longer keep this area here nuclear weapons free. russia is going to reserve the right to put nuclear weapons. now some think this is already an armory, with nuclear weapons so the idea of the baltic nuclear free is b.s. >> he brought it on himself, putin did. i think the weapons are there. and if they feel threatened and they believe nato is a defensive alliance, which it is, expand to 32 countries and maybe 33 down there, that's ok. he started this fight, it's not going to end well for him. it's all on himself. >> john: when you take a look at this, right now the border between nato and russia is there, right. but it could extend

and with what does st. john propose to begin?rom the very beginning he speaks of vanity. vanity each of us knows what it is. this is wasted time. here st. john helps us today to understand that in order to ascend spiritually intellectually. yes, in every way. the first thing you need to exterminate from your life is vanity. idle pastime this is victory over vanity. it makes it possible to construct the correct coordinate system. where is there necessarily a vertical dimension? and as soon as we understand that what is happening to us at a given moment in time has nothing to do with our ascent. so this is vanity, oh, which he warned us about. the great elder of sinai, who was truly imprinted in the memory of the entire church. how great is the seer? which helped a lot. correctly build your life trajectory , which must certainly lead. up to the sky to the stars to god without whom nothing at all can be correct and not fussy. i am very glad that today i had the opportunity to celebrate the divine liturgy in this beautiful church in

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. >> if john malcolm does decide to participate in these sorts of cases, do you think he should explain why? >> if he does recuse, it will be obvious why. he usually is. it is because they have a family member who has a personal or financial stake in the case. justices don't typically state why they don't recuse. it is obviously because they believe that their impartiality can't be questioned. if she does not get her constitutional rights from her husband and certainly she does not dictate how he should decide legal questions or what legal theories should employ. >> there is no effort to intimidate conservative justices. there are basic methods standards that all federal judges and even the supreme court should be following. in this case, justice thomas is not following those standards. i would argue that justice kagan did not follow those standards when she did not refuse from the obamacare cases a decade ago and i would argue that justice breyer, justice alito and justice roberts should have done that and they are not following those ethics -- those ethics standards. there is no effor

john, thank you for inviting me to the taps event no. greater honor than playing for gold star families and it was incredibly moving. bonnie carroll does in that setting and you and kiera were wonderful, but i think your kids stole the show. >> john: they were at the show. thank you for being a part of that. if you would like to support taps, taps.org and get all the information there. it's a terrific charity that saves lives, so many family members left behind when the service member dies don't know what to do. senator ernst, john, great to spend time with you. >> sandra: great you could do that last night. a live look at the white house briefing room, we are set to hear from jen psaki as president biden's challenges continue to mount by the day, it seems, we got a read on the economy this morning that was not good. it was negative growth for the u.s. economy. contracted for the first time since the pandemic began. shrinking 1.4%. in a moment where economists were predicting, predicting a growth. so it was a disappointing number. hear what the white house says through jen psaki. >> john: interesting to see how they spin the numbers, l

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many filing obviously fake claims using aliases like mini mouse, poppy breeches and john doe.t and poverty. tens of thousands of california prison inmates names were used to file claims and send those checks to addresses nationwide >> any one of these houses could be a drop spot. >> and you would never know. >> never. >> reporter: used to up cover this kind of fraud he says the total losses are much higher than most states are willing to admit. >> i can tell you in some stays we saw as many as 3 out of 4 applications if are some federal programs were very likely fraud. >> 75% >> 75% in serena states. astunneding number. >> reporter: many claims are filed under stolen identities, yours and mine, for sale on the dark web this person is selling 8,000 passports, seven bucks each. >> and they contain personal information such as social security numbers and date of birth. >> some file thousands of bogeys claims simultaneously. the web spreading across the country. most states don't share insurance claim or fraud information with each other. nbc news asked all 50 states how much they

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when i try to get my husband guidelines about what to do in the house, even, that does not go over well. [laughter] johnd the code of conduct to be more explicit at the supreme court, or should it explicitly covers spouses' activities? gabe: it does. when a spouse has a personal interest that can be substantially affected by the outcome of a case, then the judge is supposed to recuse. if ginni thomas were a litigant, if she were a party or work for an organization that was a party in any of this, if she sent messages saying that she was lobbying her husband or had her husband speak to litigants, then this would be a totally different story. but that is not the case. john y.: gabe, i know your grave has proposed a code of ethics and spouses' activities under that. what do you say? gabe: with ginni thomas, it has been part of a patterning practice. a lot of folks are tired of that activism and are concerned that it could be bleeding into the conversations she has with her husband. overall, the issue is if you are a member of the public and the supreme court is going to have outsize power -- congress basic

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save all happening right now. tensions in this city and it's holy sites, a set to remain high john home and does it a occupied east jerusalem opponents memoirs, military lead government to calling for a boycott of official new year events. they mark a combination of days of celebrations, including what's usually a water festival where this week has looked very different. the lexia brought me an mars new year before the qu, streets full of people, several days of partying, and throwing water, ending in traditional celebrations. but this year in march of the biggest city yang gone, it's quieter. many choosing to stay at home, answering the opposition call to boycott events organized by the military leadership. yeah, we have civil wars in many places of the country. we should not be happy while others are in trouble, thus why we are showing our solidarity with them. for many and me and my it's not a happy start to their new year. after yet another 12 months spent under military rule, another $365.00 days living in the shadows. this woman is too scared to show her face unit, you know, and you know,

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a set to remain high john home and does it a occupied east jerusalem if you know of a 17 year old palestinian is being held in the village of co for done in the occupied west. he's one of 6 palestinians killed in these ready raids since wednesday. the un secretary journal has called for maximum restraint on for is really and palestinian authorities to work to preserve calm. did abraham has been at that funeral. these are the last moments for the body of 17 year old child gets higher, but in his role here received the family drag. they don't want him to go for burial . yes, the mother husband saying is only 17. a choke. it has just opened the barbershop in the vintage a few weeks ago with his brother was telling us that lately, after work, he was coming home to hang pictures of palestinians who were killed by the israeli forces. now, his picture is being hung up on the walls, funerals like this one are becoming some sort of a regular scene here in the occupied westbank. specifically in the northern part of it, as is one is intensifying its way. people here are telling me that this is about one

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save all happening right now. tensions in this city and it's holy sites, a set to remain high john home and does it a occupied east jerusalem? now the sole surviving member of the group accused of killing 130 people joined the paris tax in 2015 as apologized sala. the salon expressed his condolences to all the victims during his final testimony on friday. of the salon is accused of playing a key role in the attacks on a sport stadium, the batter, climate, concert hall, and several restaurants. he's charged with murder, attempted murder, and hostage taking up the salon faces. life in jail. they found guilty is as africans, the army is being called in to help with rescue and clean up efforts. after the worst flooding in 60 years, troops are bringing aid to thousands of people left without power and water. in 400 people have been killed and dozens more injured. homes and roads have been washed away and several power plants have been damaged and the death toll in the philippines from tropical storm. maggie has also risen to more than a $150.00 at least $200.00 others are missing. the stall made land

the service is about to begin, and we want to pause once it does. johnwant to get one last word in for you about the moment we are in right now. >> democracies are under assault around the world, and she gave her life to defending the values that shape all of us, and one thing to feel remarkable about today is she led an extraordinary life and did it in the service of the country she always believed to have the capacity to be extraordinary. >> the choir has finished and the organ is playing. you can said president biden having a couple laughs with former president obama and michelle obama. here to remember the life of a remarkable woman, and to grieve her passing and also to celebrate her legacy in all that she had done. it's worth underscoring when you look out into the crowd, you see some extremely prominent, high-powered successful women. susan rice, condoleezza rice, hillary clinton, and the list goes on. those paths were paved in large part by madeleine albright. >>> in order to make real the declaration of independence. a document that has changed

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john holeman, how does it occupied east jerusalem? the search is on for people missing in the philippines. after tropical storm, maggie swept through more than 100 have been killed in at least 200. others are still missing. the storm made landfall on sunday, triggering landslides and dreading in easton and southern coastal areas. jemila islander than before, from the city of 5, i contacted us, was a typical rural village of a few 100 families. it had rice fields, a church and his school. now it's the scene of some of the biggest devastation in the philippine province of late one. but i'm not gonna want to blame on it will go under, but sounded like an explosion. we ran up to the hill to see what was going on, because it was awful. if we could hear people crying, calling out for help and tropical storm, maggie brought incessant reams in the eastern vis science region. many areas of lost power and communication lines, but can diagnose was the most devastated survivors. here tell us that there were 2 landslides. the 1st one was at around

. >> the dna dna doe project, a nonprofit founded by a former rocket scientist named colleen fitzpatrick. and novelist and genealogy enthusiast margaret press. >> i barely knew what johnut i had been retired for about a year and come back to the west coast to be near my daughter and grandchildren and to relax. >> it was winter 2017, when margaret, not the retiring type, was struck with an idea. >> she'd already been deeply immersed in genealogy. helping the finding her birth parents. if i can figure out jane does's parents, will know who jane doe was markets plan obtained remains from jane and john those retest their dna and upload their results to a public database, where maybe that dna would lead them to some relative of the victim. >> so i had my recipe, and i reached out to colleen and i said we know how to do it. and she said bingo, all we need is dna. and i know a couple of people. >> at first, they paid their dna test with their own saving. and then they set up a nonprofit, and started taking donations. and after just six months, they sold their first case. the sold their first case. >> the mystery surrounding -- >> a few weeks later, another case made headline