alexander from whom boyd was born in berlin at 1769 growing up in a palace outside the city he was fascinated by rocks plants and insects from an early age after attending university and working as a. government mine inspector he set off for the americas in $171009.00 it was a dream come true for a naturalist for 4 months we slept in the forests so rounded by crocodiles boas and jackie was eating nothing more than rice ants manioc and on occasion monkeys he wrote of the hardships and excitement of his expedition he returned after 5 years with a wealth of measurement data and botanical and geological specimens. vulcanology zoology ethnology just 3 of the many research areas to which he made important contributions. was celebrated in his lifetime he died in 859 and then his legacy is preserved in his great multi-volume work cause moss a comprehensive treaties on science and nature. how relevant is humbug today. to find out our reporter christiana coleman headed out with a team to follow the route of what's expedition in south america. the trip took them to ecuador and colombia. in part one they

expedition in boyd dino. looked into the foot is the game here for detail the trip to talk about. coverage. 3 more for. the people we have cancun let's have a look at some of the other much surrounding the still shaking in their food the green a sigh of relief so you don't want to. just go with. t.w. . the u.s. wants 400 years since the 1st slave ship to run from africa historians where you sense a chapter of history from a new political and economic standpoint. and a taste. trying to get a new generation excited about the job the payee is anything but excited.

just like people. >> alfonsi: amanda boyd works with the u.s.hich oversees midway. every day, its beaches are the scene of small acts of courage, and clumsy crash and burns. once they're off, the albatross can spend months at sea, venturing thousands of miles, but returning to the same spot and the same partner. a relationship that begins with more preening and chest-pumping than a miami nightclub. >> boyd: oh my gosh! to watch them dance. and as they're court-shipping. when you find a pair that has actually been together and they're in sync, it's mesmerizing. they know each other's cues. and it's like art. it's beautiful. it's inspiring to watch that. >> alfonsi: inspiring, and loud. honking lovers... ( honking ) ...who are mostly ignored by their neighbors. if any place should be unspoiled, it's midway. the atoll is blissfully isolated, off-limits to the public, and protected as part of one of the largest marine reserves in the world. geeze. so it was disturbing to see this. what are those orange and yellow things? >> kevin o'brien: harbor boo

well stephen as you mentioned even germany implements any kind of a stimulus that may have boyd a recession or an economy get sick nation at a time that investors a year in wall street see a growing financial will not ability of german households and companies germany is the biggest economy in europe and even if the european central bank will probably implement a fresh set of the stimulus it's in fact may be limited sense we are already close to that effective lower bound of monetary policy so the possibility of a push from a different school side makes it markets and believe that the current downturn in germany will not morph into a long lasting crisis actually it could also help all the european countries and let's not forget that the e.u. is a key partner of the us actually the us that we has exported goods with $170000000000.00 so far the year until you see is in germany part of exporting goods that go to germany. there was a let's pull back a little bit it's been a volatile week on wall street ups and downs which we make of this. probably that the bullet is here to stay to say as steph

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. >> here i stand, sophia polanco boyd, a latin american. >> and here i stand. a vision for katherine's vision and had an equal chance to follow their dream. >> we stand together united in friendship and carrying on for a dream of equality. >> we stand together in aspiring. >> scientist. >> actress. >> doctor, engineer. >> because of women who would never allow them to stay in the kitchen. >> pioneer katherine johnson. [ applause ] >> this national history day performance of katherine johnson, a quiet triumph in a white man's world won second place over 500,000 students competed at the local level, just 3,000 students advanced on the national contest at the university of maryland. you can learn more about national history day at nhd.org. here's a look at the prime time schedule, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, remarks from alan dershowitz on presidential impeachment and free speech. on c-span2 it's book tv with authors who have recently written their memoirs and on c-span3 programs on the american revolution and george washington's character. >>> watch

response and increased donor investment i'm joined now by the maximally and get an epidemiologist boyd is and the sherry tay hospital here welcome to the africa so we've heard the u.n. spokesperson calling for more controls the government briefly shut the border was that the right moves. yeah thank you christine for having me on this dramatic question and dramatic development that we see and those 2 days now actually. the new 30 minutes ago that maybe the glow in the board is not closed but whatever the reality let me say. 2 things here i clearly understand the concerns in rwanda with having the threat demick now in this large urban setting directly on the border between congo and rwanda but. and i know this crossing point from his it's to last year with 40000 people crossing the border every day this is a situation that really but from my experience as an m.s.f. doctor and in west africa. we know that clues in regular. board approved always have the risk of forcing people into non-money toilets pathway i see i see and having said that that we'll have more information is being detected

>>had approached her while walking her dog in boyd prk. and when she began to run away he chased after her that time. >>officers were able to locate a study that matched the description but he fled on foot from the officer while police searched for the suspect identified as 39 year-old willie jones a 3 more women reported he had been chasing them as well, though he never made physical contact with the women did you do a case study unusual behavior and was likely and that's why we took it so seriously and try to get as many officers down to the area as possible. >>as officers chased jones he made his way to the roof of a local business on 4th street after 2 hours of negotiating jones eventually surrendered. >>you know i don't i don't know i was in jail, the a 8 days ago. but he's definitely somebody to the is on our radar and we want to make sure that it stays in jail or at least is evaluated to figure out what's going on. >>he was booked into the marion county jail on several charges, including stocking and being out of compliance with sex

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you feel the effects that sea breeze right out toward the water's edge, but matt boyd not much he reallym at least for tomorrow. then we'll start to cool down those numbers a little bit more so as we head in toward wednesday. they most of us are back into the 80's as we head toward thursday and possibly into friday and even the first a part of the weekend of course labor day wee unofficial end of summer coming to a close now lot of kids already back in school. temperatures up probably over the weekend maybe slightly warmer by sunday but running a right thanks for it. >>and thanks for joining us tonight will be back at 8 o'clock. the latest news updates for you. i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage your policy whenever, wherever. can i trouble you for another ma

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prosecutions it's because it's widely accepted that they would be successful and the only way they can a boyd a successful prosecution is to avoid bringing it. the public inquiry is expected to continue for at least 2 to 3 years too late for the victims who have already died and to long for those still fighting for their lives every day morning our 1st witnesses. it was so bright. i was told about a year to live it was a hard time it's so frightfully experience it wasn't a life. really treasure exams anymore because we did in a few years. i don't feel i was it. came out. like it was a tome swan to sit down the house hard enough is no way should have to do that we just wanted to be with them. and i believe now is the time for justice. and all we ask for is recognition of our lives a meaningful recompense for the largest group of soon cruelly stolen from us. interest rates spike and gapping and the spread is widening into what i call the interest rate apartheid if you're in the wrong side of the friends of jeffrey epstein you end up in a bantustan of extortion ery credit card rates if you're a

>>bob boyd is the head freshman football coach at alhambra high school in martinez bob boyd says theouth football is a good idea. he thinks it does hinder staff and preparing kids for games. >>that's a contact sport, so then a day they're going to be out there what other kids are what a lot of contact with other kids. and to prepare them for that they might even want to see. cnn advance a little bit more than 30 minutes previous day law have limited full-contact practices for middle and high school football teams to 90 minutes per day. >>twice a week, the new law also requires a medical professional to be president for all games like the super ball last forever. and definitely my part. >>state legislature approved this bill earlier in the month without opposition. reporting in martinez gayle ong kron 4 news and how about the pros training camp for the 40 niners now almost a full week in and that means. >>more reps for a quarterback jimmy garoppolohaken off the rust as he comes off of that left acl tear that ended his season a little too early last year reports say the jimmy choo stru

what we can think of a fiction naif not in typical of 50 to kill a cow dr doreen boyd is an associate professor of of ations at the university of nottingham and she points out the telltale signs of slave labor. what we're looking at full. building typically you know a family will be living in order to the degree. you can feed the smoke from the chimney that shows the food and if you've been active kale and both of labor being use all of you think give us an idea of the perhaps the prevalence of flavor wheat activity bonded labor for example happening in the killing. of the nuts in the food there are no longer length i'm going to go into the big conference is to me 1st because. it's. from a covered congress backgrounder human condition that we're going to. let it go to a good idea not a diplomatic yeah above we're down. on the ground here in honor of this new the fact that hamas and his wife led to dead beat a bone to work is that the kill. about me and i didn't fit the mother the mother and it's a mother never mind about oh are. you going to thank going to this is. very sobering talk

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this method would have freed alex hunter from whom boyd in his day it was almost impossible to find deposits hidden deep underground. down most. men in the dark then mines were only in places where orders had been found on the surface when people found them they pursued them for today that's not possible anymore because practically the entire surface of the earth has been studied and we have to go down deep. there are currently around 5000 known minerals and many of them are on display here in freiburg ringback over the centuries they've been brought to the surface by minus and by researchers like. ringback studied at the u. we found that mining academy in freiburg. it was the 1st university of its kind in the verge and he a homebody learnt the state of the art mining technology of his time. yes at the buddhist this carnival this one of the mining academies most famous students he looked for minerals not just here in freiburg but all over the world and bed. then it's now the minerals have to be separated from the surrounding rock . ready in freiburg who would learn the techniques for doing i

ten minutes later police were called to boyd park because the suspect was allegedly chasing a woman walking her dog. then police were called again to another woman who said he was chasing her in the area. he ran from the police and allegedly chased a third woman to her place o eventually, he somehow got himself onto the roof of a taco ria on fourth street. i spoke to an employee who showed up to working with a stranger on top of his roof and enormous police scene. >> came from here. and he went there. you see his face, like a scary face. you say oh, my gosh, what's going on over here? >> reporter: so police eventually were able to convince the man to cop down. willie jones was arrested without further incident. the charges right now that he's been booked on are stalking, false identification to a police officer and trespassing. a few others. he was on probation which he clearlylyle days ago. he is a high risk sex offender. i'm about to speak to police. we'll have the latest at 11:00. i'm kate larson, abc7 news. >> thank you very much for that. >>> jury deliberations in the ghost ship trial

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kristy boyd is also a teacher at paradise high. >> when you are here and on campus or at a football game, you don't really feel any different. it feels like it did last year. >> for those who remained after the fire and for those who left, the football game at paradise high will always feel like home. >> they know this is something they can always lean on.>> in the home of the bobcats in paradise high school, fox 40 news. >>> it was a huge win for the paradise high school bobcats, too. they won 42-0. >>> the weekend is just about here, there will be one color day and one warmer day. temperatures tomorrow about the same as today. take a look at some of the highs from this afternoon. we have some 70s down towards san francisco, 88 in santa rosa, but a break from that extreme heat, tomorrow the clouds in the morning clearing back to the coastline, sunday we will warm things back up. here's a satellite showing the low clouds and fog still hanging out near the coastline. the fog is making its way back into the bay for tonight. current numbers, santa rosa 50, walnut creek 63, and sfo checking

president boyd by his status as the front runner just a month up from afghanistan's presidential elections this campaign really is targeting the private sector not. our here is play their role in the battleground but the fight for financial freedom and independence is through the private sector the private sector is fighting this fight back to. its gani 6 throughout all but one have been inside this highly secured building known as the loya jirga taint there are 16 candidates fewer campaigning openly because of security threats. the campaign season started on july 28th within hours the taliban launch an attack on the office of gandhi's running mate. within 20 people die if they shot the taliban has warned people they may also target campaign rallies calling the vote a sham talks between the us and tell about a pitch to stop such attacks. a threatening elections if a deal is agreed many candidates are skeptical elections will go ahead so they're not spending much on the campaigns this is one of the few streets in kabul with campaign posters being put out. a tool in the be a liz opposing dan

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>>bobby boy did the head freshman football coach at alhambra high school in martinez bob boyd says the new law for youth football is a good idea. he thinks it does hinder staff and preparing kids for games. >>that's a contact sport, so, and then a day they're going to be out there what other kids are what a lot of contact with other kids. and to prepare them for that they might even want to see. cnn advance a little bit more than 30 minutes 3 via stay law have limited full-contact practices for middle and high school football teams to 90 minutes per day. >>twice a week, the new law also requires a medical professional to be president for all games like to see football last forever. and definitely >>state legislature approved this bill earlier in the month without opposition. reporting in martinez gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well the bay area's at the forefront of a surgeon pet adoptions animal shelters in recent years but other parts of california lag far behind so the central valley, there's a greater chance of an animal being put down then saved and this morning flying tells kron four's

>>had approached her while walking her dog in boyd park. and when she began to run way. he chased after her. >>just got this is that he approached her. >>was action unusual. at one point put his hands in his pockets in victim did know perhaps maybe had a weapon and is right there. >>while police searched for the suspect identified as 39 year-old willie jones 3 more women reported he had been chasing them as well, though he never made physical contact with the women that you do a case study unusual behavior was likely and that's why we took it so seriously and try to get as many officers down the various possible. >>as officers chased jones he made his way to the roof of a local business on 4th street after 2 hours of negotiating jones eventually surrendered. >>you know i don't i don't know i was in jail, the a 8 days ago. >>but he's definitely somebody who on our radar and we want to make sure that stays in jail. >>or at least is evaluated to figure out what's going on. >>he was booked into the marion county jail on several charges, including stocking and being out of co

typical of 50 to kill accounts dr doreen boyd is an associate professor of a shit at the university of nottingham and she points out the telltale signs of slave labor. what we're looking at full. building typically you know a family will be living in order to the degree. you can feed to smoke from the chimney that shows us that this is an active carol and both of labor being use all of you think give us an idea of the perhaps the prevalence of flavor weight activity bonded labor for example happening in the killing. of the nuts and some of the food they're going to come along with. i'm going to go into the big concerns is to me 1st fruits. from a covered congress backgrounder human condition that we're going to. the degree that i do not a diplomatic yeah above we're going. to talk on the ground here in honor of this new fact that hamas and his wife led me to debbie a bone to work is at the kill. about it and i'm going to get to some other some of that roots are mother never mind about oh are. you going to going to grant this because. very sobering talk about modern slavery kevin bales

in a strong position on the opening day taking fics wickets as a strike while out for 179 says he's boyd by the home support. so for us army. what everyone. if you give it is that much more noise. to local and. appreciated as well but it's been a shaky start for the hosts on day 2 at headingley with england at the crease their 25th 2 with josh hazelwood taking both wickets including captain joe root for tuck sure one can be more recharging 44 for 6 on day 2 of their 2nd test against new zealand before rain and did play the country sports minister is announced that the team won't play test matches in pakistan later this year 2 tests had been scheduled for october but after a security review herron fernando said they will now be played in the u.a.e. however he said $31.00 day matches are being played as part of an 8 day toll would be just the 2nd time official one day matches have been played in pakistan since the sri lankan team bus was attacked by gunmen in the hall 10 years ago the davis cup tie between pakistan and india scheduled for the middle of next month has been just because of t

talk to doreen boyd is an associate professor of. the university of nottingham and she points out the telltale signs of slave labor. what we're looking at full. building typically you know how many will be living in order to turn to. you can feed the smoke from the chimney that shows the food this is an active kale and both of labor being use all of the fitting. and i fear will be perhaps the prevalent focus playfully activity bonded labor for example happening in the killing. of the nuts in the food there are. probably going. to be jimmy for the 1st 3. years to. recover congress backgrounder given commitments said we're going to go on a. very good. job of working down. on the ground here in honor of. hamas and his wife debbie abundant work is at the kill. about it and i've been able to get votes from other the markets or mother never mind about our. and. this is a very sobering talk about modern slavery kevin bales is one of the world's leading experts on modern slavery whole families are in slave to do this work to pack the mud cut

sir ian boyd says this level of consumption won't bring a stable climate.we like to buy, whether it's anything from clothes through to luxury food to luxury items like vehicles and the sorts of things, and these sorts of things, we are not really going to be able to have a lot of them just on demand in future. we've got to reduce demand. that will also mean making flying more expensive, especially for the wealthy minority who clock up by far the most journeys. and there's more. if we cook steak from cattle that have been fed on soya, we are indirectly contributing to deforestation in the amazon where the soya is grown. and suppose i decide to change my work surface because this one is no longer fashionable. imagine the carbon emissions involved in ripping out a slab of granite like that, polishing it and shipping it to the uk. sir ian says we all simply have to consume less. new technologies like electric cars will solve climate change, the prime minister says. but will that be enough? electric cars are a big part of the solution, butjust electrifying all t

expedition one boyd on. file mail and i'm just some of the brand new delusions in the spokes person device of the topics that affect us all. climate change and the return of. only racists check out. the. rodeo riders preparing for their next contest. getting a grip right can make all the difference between potentially life or death. here in brazil they called rodeo the most radical sport in the world a. good band understandably so it has a long tradition here and discipline fictional school classrooms ones big problem pleasing spectacle. will promote them at the edge of their job was that what we promote them as extreme . athletes who are willing to risk all. for a fistful of dollars. see how could i give it up it's rodeo that has made me who i am today. this is how their careers started chasing calves. it was the same for from london or vice as a child on this ranch. it all started as a game when we were kids we used to herd the calves in the cage. and when the adults weren't looking we used to ride the cab

suit is like a real mini spacecraft equipped with all systems needed for autonomous survival in the boyd of space. busy communication devices protection against the vacuum in the heat including the gold visor and the integrated computer control functions are attached to the chest know. where the rest is in the back. of this is very bulky and heavy but it's the price you pay for a walk in space. 2 hours before the pressure chamber opens tomorrow and commander shane kimbra already . down. so that small amount of air so inquest gets tenderly dumped overboard it gets expelled out into space that at 1300 hours the hatches finally open. the 1st impression is a feeling of heat and glistening lights. to close their gold vines is to protect themselves from the sun's rays. their movements are not as certain as they were in the training pool it takes a few moments to get used to this new environment. and . then the mission begins replacing the space station solar panels. the 2 have finished sooner than planned and are given further tasks by mission control before they want to mount a photograph par

folks who are here without documentation -- they have less rates, there are more opportunities breaks boyd tatian of workers who don't have documentation -- opportunities for exploitation of workers who don't have documentation. to make sure workers are paid decent wages, getting them a legal status is the most important tool we can provide them and the most important power we can give ourselves in terms of understanding whether they are being exploited and whether they are driving down wages. let's get workers the protections they need to stand up for themselves, let's get them the wages they need to continue to advance, that will make them better consumers, better taxpayers, all those things. host: one last call. ann is waiting in louisville, kentucky. we will keep talking about the immigration issue up until 10:00. hang on the line and we will get you in the next segment. ann in louisville. caller: i have a two-part question. if we want people to apply outside of the country, why do they keep closing down the u.s.c.i centers? why can't they make embassies consulates places to apply for

soccer player given the chance to make history as the first woman to play in nfl preseason game, carly boyd received an offer to kick for a team during the upcoming matchup on thursday. this after a video of her kicking the 55 yard field goal at a philadelphia eagles training session went viral. it is not known which team made the offer. lloyd had to decline because she has a soccer game. it would be cool to see. 15 minutes until the top of they are. mending fences used to be a spot for illegal immigrants to cross the border but now a new border wall has just been built, brandon judd says it is one crucial piece in the border security puzzle and he's live next. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. get a 4-week trial plus posti decided that a digitali wanted to go for electrical engineering and you need to go to college for that. if i didn't have internet in the home i would have to give up more tim

we have seen a steady flow of cars make their way to the hannah boyd center in sonoma. see what is going on. a couple of tents are set up. a lot of information. helping residents prepare, in case there is a wildfire. the drill is being focused where 98 percent of the acreage earned. and dozens of homes were destroyed in 2017. residents are getting ready for the next wildfire. mainly in and out of the area is cave field road. and their seven mile trek. there hundreds of homes on hills and drive brush all around. it is one of a handful of high- risk areas in the county. officials felt it needed the most attention. the drill is not just for residents to prepare. also for officials to learn about issues that could come up during an emergency. >> making sure that the primary artery evacuation routes are known, communicated and if we have chokepoints, we are working with law enforcement. and transportation partners. to make sure the choke points are opened up. >> reporter: and alert went out earlier this money from the sonoma county alert and warning system, telling residents

jeannie boyd. the city deny have a library but you made it happen. >> yes.had a book mobile a few years but then it died. we had a pickup truck for a while. then that went away so we decided it was reconstruction and and, at that librarian said you will never get the money. that's all he had to say. and we did. >> and off you went. >> it was all volunteers, no library ran to work with. fortunately, the incoming new librarian was very helpful and we worked with a lot of wonderful people to get it going. >> and you have a mother daughter duo who has contributed hundreds of hours. people are dedicated. >> absolutely. unfortunately, a lot of our early volunteers who were really dedicated have aged out. so, we are always looking for new volunteers. >> it must do your heart a world of good. i'm assuming you get some kids, teenagers, 20-year-olds who haven't forgotten about books? >> yes we do. we have library aides who come and work. they are mostly college students. we do have some highstudents. our lower age is they have to be at least 13 to come and work in the

il boyd the guy next to me and said there's a unit us senator and the supply closet.he said no it's it's not could not be. another 15 to 22nd elapsed and mike credibility when away. i really could not have guessed what happened next. at that., the door opened and senator backed out and said audibly. he said, okay good great good talking to you and i'll see you again. [laughter] equals the door and walked out the door to the hallway. i thought to myself, what a remarkable recovery. [laughter] i often wondered what this actually says about congress and the people who represent us. it says i think two things, which two things i'd like to talk about today. both are well illustrated by our center in the closet. one is, what is the quality of these people who represent us. secondly then, what can we say about the rules and processes and procedures they adopt to do their own work. just in book his vanishing congress. book tb .org. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> hello everyone. i think there are a few more seats. come up to the front here. my name is nic

>>had approached her while walking her dog in boyd park. and when she began to run away he chased after her. >>just got this is that he approached her. >>was at an unusual at one point put his hands in his pockets victim did know perhaps maybe had a weapon and it's right there. >>while police searched for the suspect identified as 39 year-old willie jones of 3 more women reported he had been chasing them as well, though he never made physical contact with the women did you do a case study unusual behavior was likely and that's why we took it so seriously and try to get as many officers down to the area's most of them. >>as officers chased jones he made his way to the roof of a local business on 4th street after 2 hours of negotiating jones eventually surrendered, you know i don't i don't know i was in jail, the a 8 days ago. >>but he's definitely somebody to the is on our radar and we want to make sure that it stays in jail or at least is evaluated to figure out what's going on. >>he was booked into the marion county jail on several charges

clients like rachel and mikey boyd who say they realized just months before their upcoming hawaii wedding that despite paying nguyen, there were no confirmed bookings or itinera itinerari itineraries. wen's family says she owes them money. her father writing quote house of aloha of hawaii is a house of cards, deceit and lies. those that know the history between my dad, my step-mom and i are not surprised by their actions. who does this to their children? the police department has referred the case to the santa clara county district attorney's office. wen's assistant that works at santa clara county superior court has not responded to my request for comment. wen's attorney has not responded a. spokesperson told me that the airline does work with trusted travel agents that same spokesperson said we don't have any relationship orbitz -- or business with wendy wong. they have a dedicated email dress. we'll put a link on our website abc 7 p news.com. in the newsroom for the i-team, melanie woodro, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> in the south bay, at least three suspects are on the run after a sm

to see some much hotter weather ahead as we look toward the weekend today was hot enough in spots boyd's into santa rosa also the playland 97 degrees in concord inside the bay 90 in redwood city 88 in san jose along the coastline, 69 degrees. some sunshine. in half moon bay, but are right now here. we said we've got mostly clear skies and just 10 days out there that fog is going to begin to creep back up along the coastline overnight. a ridge of high pressure just to dominate watch what happens here bills in over the next few days still a little muggy overnight and we've got some leftover moisture mundine cold front kind of fell apart yesterday before reach the bay area but left some of that moisture behind tonight little muggy i think it will improve by tomorrow afternoon but could be hot. no getting around that especially away from the coastline. you see those clouds trying to gather toward the beaches. the boy it's going to be squashed right down to the starting out maybe some dense fog along the immediate coastline and then clearing out of the afternoon. i think that's how we're go

>>had approached her while walking her dog in boyd park.e began to run away he chased after her. >>just got this is that he approached her. >>was at an unusual at one point put his hands in his pockets in victimhdid know perhaps maybe he had a weapon and is right there. >>while police searched for the suspect identified as 39 year-old willie jones 3 more women reported he had been chasing them as well, though he never made physical contact with the women did you do a case study unusual behavior was likely and that's why we took it so seriously and try to get as many officers down the various possible. >>as officers chased jones he made his way to the roof of a local business on 4th street after 2 hours of negotiating jones eventually surrendered. >>you know i don't i don't know i was in jail, the a 8 days ago. but he's definitely somebody to the is on our radar and we want to make sure that stays in jail or at least is evaluated to figure out what's going on. >>he was booked into the marion county jail on several charges, including stocking

. >> laura: alan, but you've got this very big deal lawyer, big big deal lawyer, david boyd is representing her, am i correct? it he's presumably -- i know you can represent clients who have a shady past, but he presumably has seen the documents. he knows what's out there. what do you say about his own credibility as a member of the bar to represent her? >> sean: well, boyce has, as you know, no credibility. he was involved in "the new york times" trying to harass people against reporting on harvey weinstein and was fired from the times. he had to quit. he has been accused on ethical violations more than any major lawyer in the united states today. in this case, he may be part of the problem because one of the allegations here is he may have perjury on several occasions by pressuring l witnesses to lie ad to make up stories. that is being investigated. and so the fact that he is involved in the case does not increase the credibility of the witnesses, it decreases the credibility of the witnesses. i think, in the end, a jury and a judge by hearing all the evidence will so conclude.look,s oth

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