and then there was dale, dale bruner, the husband.em, thought the detective, was certainly physically capable of committing the crime. >> her husband, six foot, 200-pound, very athletic guy. mr. holthouse, big, strong guy. his wife was actually a very physically fit woman. >> so, she would be out gunned by one of them? >> i believe so. yes, sir. >> they took ron in for questioning several times. again and again, he insisted it wasn't him. >> i screwed up my marriage. i made a mess of my life. >> he admitted that in the last hours of stephanie's life, he met her here in this clothing store parking lot, around dinner time, and it wasn't a happy meeting. >> i was actually trying to tell her that it was over. >> he earlier had sent her a break-up e-mail, he said. she insisted on seeing him in person. she wasn't taking it well at all. >> and then she said -- asked me again one more time, like, we can make it work. i said no, i -- we cannot make this work. >> she was still interested in having a relationship with him. >> and didn't want to

curtis bruner suing burger king after they revoked an offer of free food for life.ey says he struck the deal after being trapped in a restroom at oregon location for more than an hour. employees were laughing at him and actually cut his hands trying to get the door open himself was the incident triggered his posttraumatic stress and he said of the restaurant trying to regain his composure for an hour. that is when the store manager offered him free food for life but when the regional manager found out, the deal and that after 13 days. he is suing burger king to make good on the verbal agreement but does he have a case? our legal eagles are here to debate and you the jury at home, the judicial crisis network's gail schroeder, welcome to you both. let's start with exhibit a. this is from mister bruner, he says they created an unsafe environment, in a medical situation you could have had a fatality, you could have a child or someone elderly locked in, they are lucky it was me. >> you cannot litigate it would have should have could have. you have to look at the injury t

curtis bruner is suing burger king after he says they revoked an offer of free food for life.after being trapped in a restroom at an oregon location for more than an hour. he says employees were laughing at him and he cut his hand trying to get the door open himself. the incident triggered his post-traumatic stress and he sat at the restaurant trying to regain his composure for about an hour, that's when the store manager offered him free food for life. when the regional manager found out the deal ended after just 13 days. he's suing burger king to make good on the verbal agreement but does he have a case? our legal eagles are here tonight. welcome to you both. let's start with exhibit a, this is from mr. bruner, he said they created an unsafe environment, someone could have had a medical situation, you could have at a fatality, a child left in there, they are actually lucky this is me. >> you cannot litigate on what could have happened, let's just take it in turn. that manager never sought approval from burger king higher-ups, he did not have the authority to make the offer.

once bruner got out, he said employees said he couldn't eat for free at the location anymore. two weeks later, and he says the restaurant reneged on the deal. he is suing for $90,000, which is the value ofa lifetime supply of the meals. >>> night. game itself and clemson monday at levi stadium in santa clara for the event in san jose. kicks off tomorrow. organizers expect nearly 100,000 people to visit santa clara. and that is good news for local businesses. >> a great boost in the arm for have so many people coming into our urban core, the first weekend in january. a time that is usually a little slower. >> the city will be closing up streets in the downtown area for the event. people who work or want to head down downtown should expect some delays in the greater san jose area. meanwhile, the sharks will be home to another big sporting event later this month the nhl all-star game. bret burns and eric karlsson will be representing the sharks. karlsson will be making his sixth appearance. >>> sharks on ice yesterday against the colorado avalanche. san jose led it 5-1 in the thi

last year not twenty fourteen for the time being we thank you very much for speaking to us so tamara bruner. now a trial is due to begin for a former french boxer record on camera punching police officers at a yellow vest protest in paris so is back with that story because it's been trending online and front hasn't been off to the new year more than fifty thousand people resume they protest against the government now former boxing champion christophe dating a joined in but things got a bit out of hand literally. so this video has since gone viral showing him lands and punch after punch as he pushed against every piece of says you can see that he's received a lot of support surprisingly was some even calling him a hero but some have also criticized him for attacking police officers now people actually don't know it was the boxer throwing punches until friend. and so french police identified him on suits and this is the tweet that they put out there they said for a boxing you do not respect a lot of rules we will teach you those of the penal codes now a fundraiser that's been on line on an on

so first, welcome to maggie bruner, program director of the public safety division at the governor's association where she leaves the cybersecurity work. >> thank you, meg and thank you to the wilson center for putting on this great panel and recognizing the importance of states and hosting us here. i want to thank usc for their continued partnership. cybersecurity is an issue of utmost importance at the state level and to our nation's governors. that's why we're committed to raising the level of importance of this issue and doing it in a bipartisan fashion. in 2012 we put together the resource center on state cybersecurity and that is currently chaired by two governor, one democratic and one republican. governor snyder and governor edwards. so we are grateful to them for bringing the representatives here today. we also have been working with indiana and the long-term policy academy and it's been intense and focused on a couple of different issues including cyber disruption response planning. so ankly will -- angie will be sticking around afterwards if they want to chat and we want t