but his employees 51 year old lina lim and 35 year old khin min were killed. 27-year-old barry white jr was arrested almost immediately outside the store.but this wasn't a heist. jewelry mart employees told kron 4 news the believe white came back with a vengneance because he may have been overpriced for a chain he purchased.sot: diane knoles, assistant district attorney// "there was not attempt to steal anything in this case. this was not about money. this was about the defendant being disrespected."knoles says white nearly killed 6 officers as he tried to flee.thursday a jury found white guilty on two counts of first degree murder. sot: diane knoles, assistant district attorney// "it's been a long time for the families. they've been waiting a long long time for this day." although family members of the victims made no comment other jewlery mart tenants were pleased by the outcome.sot: garo demirjian, jewelry mart tenant// "it should be that way. somebody takes a life they should be guilty."one tenant believes the ease of access to firearms is to blame for violence like this.sot: omer

members were not present today but dozens were here for closing arguments yesterday. 27-year-old barry whiteas also found guilty for trying to kill the store owner who was seriously hurt but survived. white was also convicted of attempted murder of six police officers who responded to the scene that day on july 12th, 2013. we spoke to both prosecuting and defense attorneys just minutes ago. >> he didn't have any mental defense. it was a fake mental defense. and thankfully the jury saw through that and did the right thing, not only on behalf of the civilian victims but also on behalf of the six san francisco police officers that almost died that day, trying to take him into custody. >> barry was a young kid, and now his life is changed forever. so it's a tragedy all the way around. >> what did he go through? >> he went through a lot. he is a young man that was shot at the age of 19. he has had issues ever since then. he is going through a lot right now. we're going to have him evaluated by jail psychiatric services and make sure he is in a good position. >> prosecutors say white went on a ram

. >> barry white junior could face life without possibility of parole.isa amin ga leashan is live with details. >> reporter: it took the jury half a day to decide the fate of barry white. late today a jury found barry white guilty of murdering khin min and lina lim. both worked at a store inside of san francisco's jewelry mart in 2013. >> decided that the intent was there so that premeditation was there. >> reporter: surveillance video show ed white trying unsuccessfully to shoot and kill the store's owner. white claimed he had been overcharged for a gold chain. he killed both women by slitting their throats. he also shot one of them. >> everybody is crying, very emotional. we are still kind of in a blur right now. >> reporter: it has been a long four years since the ram page which ended after white shot at police and ran out of ammo before surrendering. he watched the entire bloody scene from his store inside of the jewelry mart. he says no one's been able to successfully rent the space across the hall since. he's relieved by today's conviction. >> i wa

. >> barry white junior could face life without possibility of parole.isa amin ga leashan is live with details. >> reporter: it took the jury half a day to decide the fate of barry white. late today a jury found barry white guilty of murdering khin min and lina lim. both worked at a store inside of san francisco's jewelry mart in 2013. >> decided that the intent was there so that premeditation was there. >> reporter: surveillance video show ed white trying unsuccessfully to shoot and kill the store's owner. white claimed he had been overcharged for a gold chain. he killed both women by slitting their throats. he also shot one of them. >> everybody is crying, very emotional. we are still kind of in a blur right now. >> reporter: it has been a long four years since the ram page which ended after white shot at police and ran out of ammo before surrendering. he watched the entire bloody scene from his store inside of the jewelry mart. he says no one's been able to successfully rent the space across the hall since. he's relieved by today's conviction. >> i wa

but his employees 51 year old lina lim and 35 year old khin min were killed. 27-year-old barry white jr was arrested almost immediately outside the store.but this wasn't a heist. jewelry mart employees told kron 4 news the believe white came back with a vengneance because he may have been overpriced for a chain he purchased.sot: diane knoles, assistant district attorney// "there was not attempt to steal anything in this case. this was not about money. this was about the defendant being disrespected."knoles says white nearly killed 6 officers as he tried to flee.thursday a jury found white guilty on two counts of first degree murder. sot: diane knoles, assistant district attorney// "it's been a long time for the families. they've been waiting a long long time for this day." although family members of the victims made no comment other jewlery mart tenants were pleased by the outcome.sot: garo demirjian, jewelry mart tenant// "it should be that way. somebody takes a life they should be guilty."one tenant believes the ease of access to firearms is to blame for violence like this.sot: omer

the conviction of barry white junior. >> i feel good for the family, because they've been through soin the last four years, to get a limb measure of -- little measure of justice is what they wanted. >> reporter: a jury find white guilty of walking into the jewelry mart on july 12, 2013, and slitting the throats of two store clerks, killing them. he shot the store owner, all in a dispute over a gold necklace. the 7 week trial ended with just half a day of deliberations for the jury, who were shown surveillance video of the attack. >> the specific acts that were committed were pretty simple to decide yes, they happened, and he did them because there's a lot of video film. >> i think the entire courtroom was bothered by the savage nature. >> reporter: in the confusion -- officers rolled up, white opened fire on the officers before ducking into a taco shop. the deputy public defender maintains white was suffering from ptsd at the time. >> i think just throughout this trial, some of the mental issues came out and are very clear. for example, he withdrew the insanity plea after we, you kno

as chilling new audio of a deadly shooting at the jewelry mart was played in court. 27-year-old barry whitefacing 16 felony counts. two store clerks were left dead. the closing arguments were this afternoon. new audio was so disturbing many family members left the building. >> taking a break outside of a san francisco courtroom. a graphic video of a killing was played with chilling audio. >> i feel the knife on her throat. i was shocked and heard the bullet. >> it was at a jewelry store where the two were brutally shot and stabbed by barry white. >> i want to stare him down. i want him to feel something like he needs to know he did something wrong. >> code 3. >> this is the police radio call from july 12, 2013. he thought he was short changed over a necklace. he waited 20 minutes. [ crying ] >> the defense doesn't dispute the fact that white is responsible for the attack. he suffer a brain injury leaving him with ptsd. they say the charges should be down graded to manslaughter. that injury was a scalp wound and that his actions are calculating. >> we have a black male firing shots at us. >>

(vicki) prosecutors say for barry white junior=== it wasn't about the jewelry. it was personal. kron-4's ella sogomonian joins us live at the hall of justice with the highly anticipated verdict the prosecutor in this case tells me the family has waited a long time for this day and is happy the jury found white guilty of murder. a brutal attack on jewlery mart employees in san francisco four years ago has left other tenants shaken to this day. sot: garo demirjian, jewelry mart tenant// " i heard shooting. everybody started closing the doors. then the authorities and police started coming and they locked us inside our store." victor hung the owner of victoga barely made it out alive after he was attacked inside by an enraged customer. but 51 year old lina lim and 35 year old khin min were killed. thursday a jury found 27-year-old barry white jr who nearly killed 6 officers as he tried to flee guilty on two counts of first degree murder. but this wasn't a heist. sot: diane knoles, assistant district attorney// "there was not attempt to steal anything in this case this was not about

barry white is facing felony counts for the deaths of two clerks.ara was in court for closing arguments. >> the families are taking a break outside of a courtroom. there was a graphic video played of the killing. >> i could feel it was like i feel the knife on her throat. that's why i was shocked. i heard the bullet and feel her fear. >> it is 4 years to the day where they were brutally shot and stabbed by 27-year-old barry white. >> i want to stare him down. i want him to feel like he needs to know that he did something wrong. >> code 3. >> this is the police radio call from july 12, 2013. he felt short changed by $300 over a gold necklace. he waited 20 minutes before customers left the store. >> he was a good person. [ crying ] >> the defense doesn't dispute white being responsible. he suffered a brain injury in 2009 during a shooting with police leaving him with ptsd. they feel the charges should be down graded to manslaughter. that injury was a scalp wound and this was cold and calculating. >> we attempted to speak to him. he ran inside the busi

convicted barry white. killed two women inside the san francisco jewelry mart. over a dispute over the price of a gold chain. >>> new details about the man killed by police following a robbery and murder at an antioch station. we learned he was previously convicted of robbery in 2004 and driving under the influence of 2010. >>> he may look like an unlikely hear oh, but a s62-year-old man jumped into action. the teens stole a woman's cell phone and ran off. another passenger brown jumped into action. brown saw the robbery and said his instincts took over and tonight he has a message for those teenagers. >> you never know where i might be or someone like me so don't try it. >> tonight at six brown shares with jodi hernandez how he wrestled gun away and saved the day. >> six months after the devastating flood in san jose a handful of victims are suing the city and county. those victims are telling us today they didn't have enough warning and don't want it to happen again. michelle roberts is in the rock springs neighborhood. what do they want from the city and coun

but his employees 51 year old lina lim and 35 year old khin min were killed. 27-year-old barry white jr was arrested almost immediately outside the store.but this wasn't a heist. jewelry mart employees told kron 4 news the believe white came back with a vengneance because he may have been overpriced for a chain he purchased.sot: diane knoles, assistant district attorney// "there was not attempt to steal anything in this case. this was not about money. this was about the defendant being disrespected."knoles says white nearly killed 6 officers as he tried to flee.thursday a jury found white guilty on two counts of first degree murder. sot: diane knoles, assistant district attorney// "it's been a long time for the families. they've been waiting a long long time for this day." although family members of the victims made no comment other jewlery mart tenants were pleased by the outcome.sot: garo demirjian, jewelry mart tenant// "it should be that way. somebody takes a life they should be guilty."one tenant believes the ease of access to firearms is to blame for violence like this.sot: omer

dozens of family members were here yesterday for closing arguments. 27-year-old barry white was also found guilty of trying to kill the store owner. white was also convicted of attempted murder of six police officers who responded to the scene that day on july 12th, 2013. we spoke to both the prosecuting and defense attorneys. >> he didn't have any mental defense. it was a fake mental defense. and thankfully the jury saw through that and did the right thing. not only on behalf of the civilian victim but also on behalf of the six soon francisco police officers -- the six san francisco police officers that almost died that day. >> barry was a young kid, and now his life has changed forever. so it is a tragedy all the way around. >> reporter: prosecutors say white went on a rampage because he felt the owner had shortchanged him on a necklace that he bought at the store. they say he waited for 20 minutes until customers left the store for his attack. the defense felt the charges should have been downgraded to manslaughter because of the defendant's ptsd. >> the charges for the acts were

a san francisco jury found 27-year-old barry white of antioch guilty on two counts of first-degree murder. six counts on a peace officer. he have angry or the price of a necklace he purchased. he slit the throat of another employee. hung survived. >> i feel good for families because they have been through so much for the last four years to finally get a little measure of justice. >> after the killings, white fired on responding officers before finally surrendering when he ran out of ammunition. >>> a deputy district attorney and a judge made a hospital call at a fatal hit and run crash. he's accused of killing two children. he's at highland hospital in oakland. abc 7 news reporter is in the news room with more. >> reporter: today's bedside arraignment was put over from two weeks from now. wilson did not enter a plea. the bail reflects the two murder charges he's facing. by phone his mother-in-law said he's not a monster. >> reporter: it's a horrific crime. he's charged with two counts of murder. >> vincent. >> reporter: and 10-year-old lorenzo reyes. he's also charged with leaving the sce

penalty after being convicted for killing two jewelry store clerks in san francisco. 27-year-old barry white was convicted on two counts of first degree murder from a confrontation two years ago. white was also convicted of six other charges of attempted murder for shooting at police officer who is respond today jewelry store attack. >>> -- responded to the jewelry store attack. >> thankfully the jury saw through that and did the right thing not only on behalf of the victims but also on behalf of the six san francisco police officers that almost died that day barry was a young kid. his life is changed forever. it is a tragedy all the way around. >> the process cut to say white became violent because he thought one of the -- prosecutors say white became violent because he thought they shortchanged him on a neckless he just purchased. >> is closed because of bacteria. sanoma county have shut down the beach to all swimming and other water activities. they posted signs on the beach yesterday warning of contaminated water after recent tests showed both e. coli and chloroform levels above state sa

the jurors convicted 27-year-old barry white, jr. on two counts of first degree murder and one count of attempted murder. those charges stem from a robbery inside the san francisco gift center and jewelry mart on brannon street back in 2013. white was also convicted of six other counts of attempted murder for opening fire on the san francisco police officer who responded to the jewelry store killings. >> thankfully the jury saw through that and did the right thing, not only on behalf of the civilian victims, but also on behalf of the six san francisco police officers that almost died that day. >> prosecutors say white launched his violent rampage because he felt one of the jewelry store clerks had shortchanged him on a gold necklace he'd just purchased. the antioch man now faces the possibility of life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> the sheriff in sonoma county, steve fratus, announced today he's retiring. in a written statement the sheriff said he's been struggling with health problems and that he'd step down on au

a san francisco jury found an antioch man is guilty on all counts. 27-year-old barry white was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder and 7 counts of attempted murder. the violence happened in july of 2013 inside the san francisco gift center and jewelrymart on brannon street south of market. it followed a dispute over a gold chain. white demanded a partial refund because of a discrepancy of how much it weighed and then he killed two female clerks and shot and wounded the store's owner. a short time ago the attorney who defended white says he is concerned about his client's mental health. >> this is a young man that was shot at the age of 19 with issues ever since then, and even before then. so he is going through a lot right now. and so we're going to have him evaluated by jail psychiatric services. >> the public defender argued in court that white had an untreated mental disorder linked to injuries from a confrontation with antioch police in 2009. white was awaiting trial for that incident when he committed the jewelry store murders. in 2013, white fired shots at san francisco

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. >> reporter: lisa believes the accused killer, barry white, has no remorse. so her, he's just a cold blooded murderer. >> he has no feelings for anybody. >> reporter: white is accused of the brutal murders of two jewelry store clerks and critically injuring the owner. july 12th, 2013, white was in the jewelry mart on brennan street. he had arguing with the store owner over the price of a necklace he had recently purchased. he shot him and a worker and slit the throat of another employee and then went back and slashed his throat. hun fought back and survived. white fired at police outside the jewelry mart before he surrendered. most of it was captured on video. the prosecutor showed the graphic violent video inside the store. the most chilling of all, the audio. you could hear the cries and skroem screams of the victims as they were being stabbed and shot. family members in court broke down. >> i feel the knife on her throat. that's why i was shocked and i heard the bullets and i feel her fear. >> reporter: this is her brother. he says no matter the verdict, i

. >>> a man was convicted of killing -- they found 27-year-old barry white guilty on two counts of first degree murder, and six counts of assault on a peace officer. prosecutors say white was angry over the price of a necklace he had purchased. he shot victor hung and slit the throat of another employee. hung survived. the jury was shown surveillance video of the killings. >> decided that the intent was there. specific acts that were committed were pretty simple to decide yes, they happened and he did them. >> after the killings, white fired on responding officers before surrending when he ran out of ammunition. >>> today a man was arraigned not in court but in the hospital. he's still recovering from the crash that killed two children and left a 3rd in critical condition. >> reporter: when he faced murder charges at highland hospital where he's being treated for unknown injuries while under watchful eye of security. contracounty deputy district attorney is charged with death of seen in this video and 10-year-old. he is also charged with leaving the scene of the crash and driving under t

. >> reporter: lisa believes the accused killer, barry white, has no remorse. so her, he's just a cold blooded murderer. >> he has no feelings for anybody. >> reporter: white is accused of the brutal murders of two jewelry store clerks and critically injuring the owner. july 12th, 2013, white was in the jewelry mart on brennan street. he had arguing with the store owner over the price of a necklace he had recently purchased. he shot him and a worker and slit the throat of another employee and then went back and slashed his throat. hun fought back and survived. white fired at police outside the jewelry mart before he surrendered. most of it was captured on video. the prosecutor showed the graphic violent video inside the store. the most chilling of all, the audio. you could hear the cries and skroem screams of the victims as they were being stabbed and shot. family members in court broke down. >> i feel the knife on her throat. that's why i was shocked and i heard the bullets and i feel her fear. >> reporter: this is her brother. he says no matter the verdict, i

a san francisco jury found 27-year-old barry white guilty on two counts of first-degree murder. seven counts of attempted murder and six counts of attacking a police officer. he slit the throat of an employee. hung survived. the jury was shown surveillance video of the killings. >> decided the intent was there, so the premeditated was there. specific acts that were committed were pretty simple to decide, yes, they happened. and he did them. >> after the killings, white fired on responding officers before surrendering when he ran out of ammuniton. >>> the man charged in a hit-and-run is in the hospital. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is in the newsroom with an update on the case. >> reporter: ama, wilson did not enter a plea today but he could two weeks from now. his bail set at $2 million reflects those two plurder charges he's facing. by phone today his mother-in-law said, quote, he's a monster. wilson faced murder charges here at highland hospital where he's being treated for unknown injuries. while also under the watchful eye of a chp officer and hospital security. >> it

very white -- barry white was convicted.so convicted of attempted order of six police officers who responded to the scene that day on july 12, order of six police officers who responded to the scene that day on july 12, 2013. >> he did not have any mental defense. it was a fake mental descendents -- defense. thankfully, the jury saw through that do the right thing, not only on behalf of the civilian victims, but also on behalf of of the six san francisco police officers that almost died that day. >> he was a young kid whose life is changed forever. it is a tragedy all the way around. >> reporter: they say he went on a rampage because he felt that he was shortchanged on the sale of a gold necklace. they say he waited for 20 minutes and the customers had left the store before his attack. the defense had claimed that he suffered a brain injury in 2009 during in antioch police shooting that left him with ptsd. they felt that they showers -- the charges should have been downgraded to manslaughter, but they did not agree. >> it wa

a san francisco jury found 27-year-old barry white guilty on two counts of first-degree murder. seven counts of attempted murder and six counts of attacking a police officer. he slit the throat of an employee. hung survived. the jury was shown surveillance video of the killings. >> decided the intent was there, so the premeditated was there. specific acts that were committed were pretty simple to decide, yes, they happened. and he did them. >> after the killings, white fired on responding officers before surrendering when he ran out of ammuniton. >>> the man charged in a deadly hit-and-run is in the hospital. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is in the newsroom with an update on the case. >> reporter: ama, wilson did not enter a plea today but he could two weeks from now. his bail set at $2 million reflects those two plurder charges he's facing. by phone today his mother-in-law said, quote, he's a monster. wilson faced murder charges here at highland hospital where he's being treated for unknown injuries. while also under the watchful eye of a chp officer and hospital security

a jury convicted barry white of antioch on all counts including two for first-degree murder and seven for attempted murder. in july of 2013, white walked into a shop on brannon street south of market and demanded a partial refund for pay gold chain. then he slashed the throat of two female clerks killing them both. he also shot and wounded the store's owner. this afternoon, a juror said graphic surveillance video was crucial to help prove intent and premeditation. >> i thought that was appropriate to show that video to see, you know, to see what was going on exactly. when the prosecution presented the video, it was like it gave us a real good overview of what was really going on. it was necessary to see. >> the two women killed were 35 and 51. relatives were in the courtroom today as the verdicts were read. >>> a legal victory for a vallejo couple at the center of a 2015 kidnapping case that police initially called a hoax. angela greenwood reports, the federal judge has ruled that couple can sue the city over the way they were treated. >> reporter: the two were the victims of a home i

they found 27-year-old barry white of antioch guilty of 16 felony counts including first degree murder and one count of attempted murder. the charges stem from a confrontation inside the jewelry mart on brandon street. white was convicted of six other counts of attempted murder for opening fire on the san francisco police officer who responded to the jewelry store crimes. >> thankfully the jury saw through that and did the right thing, not only on behalf of the civilian victims but the six san francisco police officers that almost died that day. >> barry was a young kid and now his life is changed forever. so it's a tragedy all the way around. >> prosecutors say white went on a violent rampage because he felt one of the jewelry store clerks had shortchanged him on a gold necklace he had just purchased. >>> in hamburg, germany thousands of protesters remained in the streets overnight, sounding off against the g20 summit of industrialized countries. you could see demonstrators lighting street fires. police tried to break up the crowds. more than 100,000 demonstrators are expected when th

the store owner seriously hurt by this man, 27-year-old barry white. >> i want to stare him down. i want him to feel something. i want him to feel like he needs to know that he did something wrong. >> reporter: this is the police radio call from july 12th, 2013. prosecutors say white was upset because he felt he was shortchanged by $300 over a gold necklace. they say he waited 20 minutes after customers left the store before his attack. >> a good person. never angry at anybody. >> the defense doesn't dispute the fact white is responsible for the act but they claim he suffered a brain injury during a shooting with police that left him with ptsd and therefore the charges should be downgraded to manslaughter. meanwhile, the prosecution says that injury was simply a scalp wound and white's actions were cold and calculating. >> we encountered a black male with blood on his clothing. we attempted to speak to him. he ran inside the business and then started firing shots at us. >> reporter: white also fired at six police officers who responded that day so he's facing a total of 16 felonie

but also barry white. >> [laughter] professor horne: who of course lived in los angeles for quite a while. but texas is a slave traded republic. the loan star flag can be found off the coast of brazil. it can be found off the coast of africa during this period. texas is under so much pressure, not only by our folk in north thatca, but by the british they decide to join the united states because they don't feel they can survive an independent slave trading public. they joined the united states to protect themselves from abolitionist london and our fury and anger. in any case with regard to cuba you should know that with regard to our folk, people like frederick douglas, martin ofaney, are on the forefront objecting to u.s. involvement in the slave trade to cuba, objecting to the fact that in terms of the coffee plantations, sugar plantations on the island wereba, that disproportionately controlled by u.s. citizens. martin delaney, one of our greatest intellectual leaders, wrote what i consider to be perhaps still the leading novel in african-american literature of late, which has at the ce

a san francisco jury found the 27-year-old barry white guilty on two counts of first degree murder, seven counts of attempted murder, and six counts of assault on a peace officer. prosecutors say white was angry over the price of a necklace he had purchased. he shot the store owner and a worker. he also slit the throat of another employee. hung survived. the jury was shown surveillance video of the killings. >> decided that the intent was there, so the premeditation was there. the specific acts that were committed were pretty simple to decide, yes, they happened. and he did them. >> after the killings, white fired on responding officers before surrendering when he ran out of ammunition. >> on to new developments now. b.a.r.t. spokesperson is denying accusations the transit agency is attempting to conceal information about crime on the system. the chronicle reports a b.a.r.t. director was at the coliseum station in oakland last friday when at least ten teenagers committed a violent robbery. they tell the newspaper she's concerned about b.a.r.t.'s recent decision to release less public info

police say 27 year old barry white went into one of the businesses there... killed two women, nearly lled a jewelry store owner and then shot at police officers in 2013. a jury today found white guilty of all counts.. including murder, attempted murder, assault on an officer and illegal possession of an assault weapon prosecutors say white was a disgruntled customer who thought he had been charged too much for the jewelry he previously bought. (vicki)novato police are searching for a pair accused of stealing gasoline from the novato unified school district bus yard last night. (steve) kron4's yoli aceves has the story. -novato police are searching for a pair accused of stealing gasoline from the novato unified school district bus yard wednesday night. the left occurred around 11:12 p.m. at a bus yard on olive avenue.a school district custodian noticed a man and woman pumping gas from underground storage tanks used to fill school buses, police said.the duo fled the scene in a white ford econoline box van or similar vehicle with a california license plate that reads 7bqk347.according to

in court where a surveillance video of a double murder was shown in the courtroom. 27-year-old barry whiteng 16 felony counts including first degree murder and attempted murder. four years ago, 51-year-old lena and 35-year-old ken min were shot and stabbed inside a jewelry mart store. yesterday the family watched and licensed to graphic video. >> -- listened to graphic video. >> i could feel. it was like i feel the knife, that's why i was really shocked, and i heard the bullets, and i feel her fear. >> prosecutor say that white was upset because they felt he had been shortchanged $300 over a gold necklace. defense argues that he suffered a brain injury in 2009 during a police shooting that left him with ptsd and other emotional problem. >> >> time is now 7:55. hobby lobby is in trouble with the federal government accused of buying thousands of ancient art facts smuggled out of iraq. they were hit with a $3 million fine. they have to return more than 5,000 clay tablets delivered in boxes marked tile samples. a civil complaint filed yesterday says the company start today assemble a collectio

is that one of the reasons donald trump is in the white house? barry: you would think so. n he's in the white house, then how come he and no one else around has ever said a single thing about it? anger comes from all sorts of things. --s was this perfect storm i'm sure we will look back on this in history and say as we study this 100 years from now will say it was an accident of a perfect storm. isdo accept this dysfunctional. we accept the dysfunction. if we really resisted it, we really would change this process of electing our representatives and actually force change so that they must collaborate together. we would do that. it is more complicated, of course. i'm hopeful. i hope we will. we better. erik: it would take a popular uprising. barry: yeah. why not? erik: you will be out front? barry: i'm not talking about pitchforks. wewould take people saying are not going to take it anymore. we will not allow our government to be so dysfunctional that it cannot get simple or complicated things done. tax reform is simple, really, when you think about it. trillion sitting outs

barry wide was convicted. white was convicted of six counts of attempted murder by shooting to police officer who responded to attack. >> thankfully the jewelry -- jury saw through that and did the right thing. on behalf of the six police officers that almost died that day. the prosecutor say white thought one of the clerks shortchanged him on a gold necklace. >>> jackie spears is announcing a $50,000 reward to help find a person that shot a college student. he was playing in aquatic college when he was killed. the gunman may have been seen in a white toyota avalon. she will announce the reward today. the city is funding the reward. >>> a boy is in gave condition after being shot last night. an officer patrolling the area thought he heard illegal fireworks, it was gunfire. he spotted a car with a teenager slumped behind the wheel. >> tires were spinning, the passenger door was open. walked up to see what was going on and the driver of the car was unconscious. >> we believe it was not a drive by based off the placeme

and i think, i do agree that today was a horrible day for the trump white house. >> barry, rhetoricallyat's the cudgel that's been taken away from the trump team i guess is it no longer two, call it fake news or a ruse or a scam or a witch hunt. what's your after the fact advice other than don't take the meeting, we can't go back and correct that. what's your after the fact advice for a president who, remember, leaves again tomorrow night on a foreign trip. >> first, full and quick disclosure of everything is the pr strategy here. but you know, frankly, they're being helped by folks like tim kaine who use the word treason and that kind of stuff. that turns this into both sides saying ridiculous things. it's not helpful to anybody. the left is giving them all the ammunition they need to call it a witch hunt, frankly and hopefully director mueller will get to the bottom of in. everyone will take their testimony and we'll find out what's there. some of the irresponsible charges on the left are really, really outrageous. >> we'll have you back and keep talking about it. gentlemen, thank you

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it's an indication that we're having difficulty trusting white house officials. >> general barry mccaffreyome back, sir and talk to us some other night. we appreciate being able to call on you. our last break coming up, and it was just one meeting. there were many others. it was just one e-mail chain for that matter. there are many others. but it was a show-stopper in the russian story. we'll look at how it played out this weekend in slow motion. >>> last thing before we go here tonight, every day this week we learn more about that meeting, trump tower, june 9, 2016. here is how the story progressed one day at a time. just for our recollection here, in donald trump jr.'s first statement, we were made to believe the primary purpose of the meeting with the russian lawyer was about the adoption of russian children. on monday, we learned there was more. don junior enthusiastically took the meeting believing he would gain derogatory information about hillary clinton. on tuesday, don junior himself tweeted the e-mail chain that set up the meeting. the subject line, almost comically direct, russi

it's an indication that we're having difficulty trusting white house officials. >> general barry mccaffreye back, sir and talk to us some other night. we appreciate being able to call on you. our last break coming up, and it was just one meeting. there were many others. it was just one e-mail chain for that matter. there are many others. but it was a show-stopper in the russian story. we'll look at how it played out this weekend in slow motion. four seconds on the clock, down by one. championship on the line. erin "the sharpshooter" shanahan fakes left. she's outside of the key, she shoots... ...she scores! uh... yes, erin, it is great time to score a deal. we need to make room for the 2018 models. relive the thrill of beating the clock. the volkswagen model year end event. hurry in for a $1,000 bonus and 0% apr on a new 2017 jetta or passat. ♪ i love you, basement guest bathroom. ♪ i love you, barivacy number 1 place... ...to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze air effects with odorclear technology cleans... ...away odors like never before. because the things y

barry called after he was arrested in 1990. vance interviewed every president, some at the white house, others on a fishing boat, and he gave hisw, with a dose of reality that could be refreshing even if you didn't agree with him. vance had some dark times here too and some struggles of his ow but he came out of those a better person and alwaysse ud the lessons he had to learn the hard way to try to make life better for students trying to navigate their own paths. it was just a few months ago that vance told us he had cancer and as we tried to hold our emotions in check, vance reminded us about the incredible life he's lived. >> the blessings never stopped flowing. >> the last time vance was in public was when they put him on a mural at ben's chili bowl just a few weeks ago. he's received so many honors and awards over the years, but you could tell this one was special. >> what an honor. >> and all of you meant so much to him too. he never grew tired of reminding himself where he came from. >> hello, i'm jim vance. >> and how lucky he was to be invited into your homes for so many decades. ♪ ♪ >> news4's pat collins is at ben's

barry called after he was arrested in 1990. vance interviewed every president, some at the white house, others on a fishing boat. he gave his view with a dose of reality that could be refreshing, even if you didn't agree with him. vance had some dark times here, too and some struggles of his own that are well-known. but he came out of those a better person and always used the lessons he had to learn the hard way to try to make life better for students trying to navigate their it was just a few months ago that vance told us he had cancer and as we tried to hold our emotions in check, vance reminded us about the incredible life he's lived. >> the blessings never stop flowing. >> the last time he was in public was when they put him on a mural at ben's chili bowl just a few weeks ago. he's received so many honors and awards over the years. but you could tell this one was special. >> what an honor. >> all of you meant so much to him, too. he never grew tired of reminding himself where he came from. >> hello, i'm jim vance. >> and how lucky he was to be invited into your homes for so many decades. >> it is hard to put