cbd, the merchants of upper market and castro and the castro eureka valley neighborhood association [speaker not understood] enforced the legislation. on behalf of the supervisor, i'd be honored to have your support. thank you. >> thank you. >> so, i'll just go over specifically what the ordinance would allow. so, first, neighborhoods serving nonprofit institutions with the use size over 4,000 square feet can apply for conditional use authorization. again, to operate in the castro ncd. specifically, it would amend section 121.2 to provide for this use size exception, and amend section 715.21 which is the castro ncd controls. this makes reference to the provision that use size generally shall not exceed 4,000 square feet except by the institution other large as defined in section 790.50 that is operated by nonprofit use and in a -- and is neighborhood serving. and during the conditional use process, the planning commission will have the opportunity to determine if the proposed use is either necessary or desirable, compatible with the community, meets the definition of other large ins

ariel castro.tead, life in prison without the possibility of parole. the only way he can get out of prison is if they pardon him. other than that, he's not getting out of prison. the incentive is that the three women who were held hostage, prisoners for a decade will not have to go through the ordeal of testifying. ariel castro is charged with 977 counts rape, kidnapping, sexual abuse and the one that carries the death penalty, he is charged with beating and starving and she had a miscarriage and that is the aggravated murder charge. what has to happen, this is never complete until the court goes to session because the judge will have to question castro extensively. enough to say, mr. castro, do you understand what's going on? do you agree with this? if he is incoherent or is not paying any attention, the judge says, i don't think you agree with this, you will have to go to trial. it will all happen at the top of the hour. >> that's interesting you say that because ariel castro hasn't exactly been

walk up market street from church all wait to castro and you walk down castro to the market to 19th street, there are 15 vacant buildings in the neighborhood and we have all of these other buildings that are coming on-line in the next 12 months, which there is going to be more space for which will have more open space that the storefronts in the area. you have to use the common sense here. there can be formula retail, chipotle, and small businesses, in the same district, it does not have to be one or the other. when you have as many vacantcies as we have in this neighborhood right now, it only invites, light and filth, if you walk up market street from the castro and down to 19th that is what you see, we can't have more vacantcies because if we do, it is going to continue this cycle of the delap dation and bliet. we should welcome a good corporate sit ten like chipotle and into the neighborhood and celebrate them being there and generating a thriving business for the people who live in that neighborhood. thank you very much. >> >> whoever is ready come on up. >> i am a local artist

out in detail, they say, how castro was a monster. finally, prosecutors insist, vow that castro will never again get to see the child that he fathered with one of his victims. live in cleveland, i'm steve handelsman, nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you, steve. >>> new details on that crashed asiana flight 214. the wrecked fuselage was supposed to be moved from a hangar at sfo by today, but the airport tells us it will be stored there for a little bit longer. the airline, asiana, is still trying to find a suitable location to move the wreckage to. at this point it hasn't found a hangar large enough to hold the fuselage intact. >>> from jt to jay-z, the giants playing at at&t park. the first-place as hosting the rivals angels. and jay-z and just win timberla bumping it at candlestick park. a lot going on. before you head out, let's check in with jeff ranieri. the events happening all over the bay area r. people going to see different microclimates? >> yeah. we'll have huge temperature extremes as we head throughout the next three to s

benefit and marketing castro and castro eureka valley neighborhood association. as we all know the hiv epidemic continues and is acute in san francisco and in the castro. in light of the continuing cuts to hiv funding, we continue to back those as part of our project this year, this project is a very exciting and welcome opportunity for the neighborhood. should the legislation be approved, the project will be considered by the project commission as conditional use. >> will you be planning for the department? >> yes, for a moment i would like to say the planning commission did recommend supposed. last thursday, unanimously, is so we hope this will pass. >> thank you very much. if there is no other comment, we'll open up to public comment. courtney pearson? >> good afternoon, thank you my name is courtney appears son from the hiv foundation. we have continued to see a demand for these services growing that we are not able to currently meet the existing demands because of our space limitation and current locations. for example last year a magnet performed more than

we now see at this moment ariel castro sitting down. okay.ke -- we are just getting aerial castro walking into the courtroom. we also have the judge, i understand, that came into this. again, what we are looking at are live pictures of a pretrial conference and what we expect is to see a plea deal being offered for this. let's take a listen. >> 5754095754231. one of the first things this morning there was a motion filed by the state to amend the indictment pursuant to criminal role 7d. anybody wish to address that? >> no, your honor. speaks for itself. [ inaudible ]. >> in particular, the motion seeks intervention of the court by the deletion of the following language from comp. 977 as well as to furthermore clause of that count and that would pertain to sers pension account belonging to aerial castro and 1993 mazda automobile, 1999 jeep automobile, and 1989 toyota automobile, 1982 kawasaki motorcycle and another motorcycle and yam ma motorcycle and another motorcycle. also forfeit tour language relating to those items would be deleted as wel

[applause] the >> i read the book after he spent 30 years with castro that there were three people castro feared. one of them disappeared in a plane trip that never in that anywhere the second one the arrested because castro didn't have the guts to do it himself and then the third one was che guevara who was out of control, and from what i am dressed in the book he was very clear in saying that he basically turned them over and sent him to bolivia to his death actually tipping off the american cia that, you know, basically where he was and what he was doing. have you run across any of that to confirm what he wrote? >> let me give you a little background. right now i'm looking at another book that will be published next year and it's about william morgan, an american who went to cuba and fought with the second front. so the research i've had to do for not only che but also for this new book that's coming out about william morgan, which really touches on the relationship with castro and che and morgan and the leaders of the second round at the conflict with the 26th of july movement. .. you

sister told me that castro will be speaking at the sentencing tomorrow. she told me he is going to be explaining a lot, that he is not the monster we think he is. she is one of two relatives who have visited castro in jail and she told me he is very loving. he is the brother she has always known. she kept saying wait and see what he has to say tomorrow. a lot is going to come out. >> that would be amazing. as you have been there reporting when we heard him a few days ago it was blaming when he was talking about the pornography and abuse in his own life ratherer than remorse and empathy. obviously a surprise that michele knight was not maybe the person a lot of people would have expected. they might have thought amanda or gina may have spoken. they also had a chance to go through the complaint itself and there is new information in here. when i was reading through it was sort of surprising. what stood out to you? >> reporter: you're right. a lot of the information is what we already know. you talk about michele knight, it reiterated how castro caused the d

yes. >> to what extent was their logistical failure in bolivia because of castro himself or castro support of che? >> that is a good question. clearly they believe that this was the right area to go into in bolivia. but one of the mistakes that che made talking about logistics and where to go was he had alienated the bolivian communist party. the bolivian communist party was telling him, you were going into one we should be going -- leading leading the revolution not u.n. two you really need to be off for the mines are in che again didn't think he was wrong. he said no, we are cubans, we know better. it's my theory and you're going to follow me. if you don't goodbye and that was part of the problem in bolivia, he had no support of the bolivian communist party. there was a real schism there so really the planning for the bolivia mission was che didn't consult the bolivian communist party who was basically giving him advice where to go logistics wise and they had a number of set x. from the very beginning, almost from the moment they got there to this little farmhouse in this remote area he

janet rodrÍguez con sus declaraciones. >>> anthony castro, describiÓ a su padre aries castro como untro dijo que Él y su madre fueron vÍctima de abuso fisico a manos de su padre. dice, en ocasiones su padre le pegaba con un cinta se acostaba llorando con moretones en las piernas y muchas veces vio como castro le pego aba a su padre y stade desplomo ba en una esquina adolorida. su madre, que falleciÓ recientemente abandonÓ la casa del horror junto a anthony y hermanas a mediados de los aÑos 90. antes que ariel castro secuestrara a las jÓvenes. desde entonces, anthony visitaba a su padre esporÁdicamente. los candados en las escuelas no ira inusuales, asegura que cuando vivÍa en esa casa, habia peso targetas amarillas en las puertas del sÓtano, acto, garage y las ventanas estaban cerradas con clavos. el profesional de la banca que dao s de osvaldo s quedÓ sor prendido al saber que su padre era habÍa secuestrado a estas 3 mujeres. >>> trata de recuperar su vida poco a poco anthony dice que con la sentencia de su padre, se ha hecho justicia. >>> ariel castro serÁ sentenciado a cadena perp

cadena perpetua fue la condena de ariel castro. hoy llegÓ a un acuerdo.iosa >> lo que es un sus familiares buscando respuestas lo que es la ana marÍa de origen colombiano que provocÓ en el tren de espaÑa y conocieron de cerca, asÍ comenzamos. le que sucede. hola ¿quÉ tal muy buenas noches. en el quinto dÍa libre entender que debido a los malos sacerdotes debido a la corrupciÓn, francisco participÓ en un vÍa crucis en rÍo de janeiro, en la intensa jornada del pontÍfice. >> el papa francisco observÓ el vÍa crucis con que inspirados en la problemÁtica actual de los jÓvenes se narro de manera particular el calvario de cristo que padeciÓ al ser crucifico do se abordaron cuestiones como adicciones, condena al aborto, discapacitados diferencias Étnicas entre otros temas >> hemos acompaÑado. >> el discurso posterior reconociÓ que los fieles pero dentro la fe por los ministros del evangelio, por los sacerdotes pedÓfilos y critico los paraÍsos artificiales de las drogas. en la cruzada por el consumo, volviÓ a tener, almorzo con un grupo de jÓvenes representan repre

so do the merchants of upper market and castro. let's learn from the past. the last two occupants of 2100 market street were independent restaurants, both failed, one was the moderately priced home and the other was the high priced john frank. >> that is why no independent restaurant has made a viable offer to rent this property. chipotle has made such an offer. it is a building that once housed formula retail and it was a bust in the market years ago. i have lived in the neighborhood for 35 years andvy seen how the things have changed. >> this situation is different from starbucks, and because starbucks was going to remove an existing business, this location has been empty for two years. and the alternative to this is an empty building in an area that currently is a magnet for inappropriate budget behavior. sleeping on the streets, and public defication and urination and substance abuse and general litter. let's not let the ideal get in the way of the good. it will bring a healthy foot traffic to the neighborhood, and employ individuals, and thus, enhance t

it will not be up to him. >> reporter: castro will be sentenced august 1st. his victims will be given the chance to make a statement at that time. the house is set to be demolished. brian? >> kevin tibbles in cleveland on the story for us tonight. kevin, thanks. >>> heading into the weekend tonight, we are watching not one but two tropical storms churning over open water in both the atlantic and the pacific. we have asked weather channel meteorologist jim cantore to join us with an update from headquarters. hey, jim, good evening. >> reporter: hey, brian. good evening to you. we are talking about two storms that probably won't become hurricanes and one, quite frankly, is on life support. dorian moves west as a 45 mile per hour tropical storm. if it stays together at all it may impact with showers and storms florida on wednesday. flossie got our attention. winds up to 60 miles per hour. moving west-northwest at 20. what makes it impactful is the chance that it could come over the big island as early as monday morning with showers, thunderstorms, and waves as w

ariel castro was in court today to accept a plea deal. he will face life in prison without the possibility of parole, plus 1,000 years. that spares him the death penalty. and we've learned one of his victims is set to testify at his stntencing next week. serrell brown was in the courtroom. >> you have had a chance to read t?is document? >> reporter: the judge asked ariel castro if he understood ce consequences of pleading nallty to 937 criminal counts. >> so finally, sir, again, do you understand, mr. castro, that upon entering this plea you will never be released from prison? was go understand that and i much theas going to get pretty much the book thrown at me. >> reporter: the former bus driver did not speak about his three victims, amanda berry, gina dejesus, and michelle knight. gina d instead, castro tried to explain ca was a victim of his own demons. ollmy addiction to pornography and my sexual problem has really taken a toll on my mind. >> reporter: state prosecutor timothy mcginty: >> this man is going to prison for the rest of h

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castro will die in prison. that technically calls for a thousand year term - because of the long list of charges. prosecutors agreed to taking the death penalty off the table - since it means castro's three victims will not have to testify at any trial. here's part of what castro said in court today.marking the first time the public has heard him. j>> udge: finally sir, again, do you understand mr. castro, that upon entering this plea you will never be released prison? >> castro: i do understand that, and i stated that to -- the agent, dave at sex crimes that i know i was going to get much the book pretty much thrown at me. castro's three victims are said to be relieved that there will be no trial. and they were not the only women who were missing for so long in cleveland. far from it. hundreds of women have disappeared without a trace in the ohio city over the years. announcer: announcer: sunday's your last chanc to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hu

malloy hasn't met ariel castro, he says it isn't surprising that those close to castro were shocked that he may have committed these disturbing crimes. >> we tend to assume what we see on the surface as being a full understanding of the individual. but the assumption is that the book is explained by the cover. and the cover typically doesn't tell us what's inside the book. >> we would like to enter a plea of not guilty. >> reporter: as castro awaits trial on charges of kidnapping, rape and murder, his family must attempt to reconcile the man they knew and loved with the man charged with such sickening crimes. >> it's hard, but i have no sympathy. he was just another person who lied and deceived and manipulated people and i could never forgive him. >> reporter: dr. malloy believes castro's family members are just beginning to emotionally process their brother's actions. >> the sad reality is typically the healthier the family member is, the more likely they are to feel a sense of guilt and responsibility for what's happened and it can take a tremendous amount of work internally for them t

castro, upon entering this plea, you will never be released from prison? >> i do understand that i knew i was gonna get pretty much the book thrown at me. >> reporter: the plea also spares castro's victims from having to relieve those years in captivity. the three released a youtube video earlier this month. their first public comment since their rescue in may. >> i'm getting stronger each day and i am having my privacy helped immensely. >> reporter: formal is next thursday where cast sfroektsed to expand on something he said at friday's hearing. >> i was also a victim at a child. >> reporter: not expected to change the plea agreement, which calls for castro to get life in prison without parole plus 1,000 years. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> much closer to home, a 15-year-old girl is free once again after she was allegedly held captive for at least two months and raped by two drug dealers in lake county. federal agents say this girl was held inside a box for days at a time. authorities say 30-year-old ryan biletto and 24-year-old patrick pairman also used h

what ariel castro who held three women captive for years had to say for himself and the plea deal that spared him a death sentence. we begin with a striking admission from zimmerman juror b-29, in a tearful plea from trayvon martin's mother not to let her son's death be in vain. juror b-29 known as maddy says she feels like she killed the teenager. a reminder today of what she and trayvon's father are living with. >> i just ask you as a mother, as a grandmother, as an aunt, an uncle, a grandfather to wrap your mind around what has happened. because i speak to you as trayvon's mother. i speak to you as a parent in the absolutely worst telephone call you can receive as a parent is to know that your son, your son you will never kiss again. i'm just asking you to wrap your mind around that. wrap your mind around no prom for trayvon. no high school graduation for trayvon. no college for trayvon. no grandkids coming from trayvon. all because of a law, a law that has prevented the person that shot and killed my son to be held accountable and to pay for this awful crime. >> sybrina fulton is t

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the military captured castro and put him on trial. fate, he delivered what would become his most famous speech, concluding history will absolve me. he spent a couple of years in prison before the government granted him amnesty. he gained more followers and eventually overthrew the dictator and established his own communist regime. but fidel castro first tried to take power 60 years ago today. and now you know the news for this friday, july the 26th, 2013. i'm shepard smith. we're all back on monday, noon pacific, 3:00 eastern. the factor is coming up next. hope you have a great weekend. >> laura: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> al sharpton is in business for people who put out entertainment harmful to children. the fact is al sharpton is allowing a company that allows black children to distribute his book. >> overwhelming reaction to bill's talking points memo about how some civil rights leaders aren't helping black americans. we'll continue the debate. >> george zimmerman got away with murder. >> laura: another juror speaks ou

. >> [gavel] >> item 38 is an ordinance amending the planning code for the castro street neighborhood commercial district use side [speaker not understood] allowing a neighborhood serving nonprofit institution to exceed the use hours limit with a conditional use authorization making the required findings. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. president. before us today is legislation that would authorize the planning commission to consider as a conditional use a larger size from the castro street neighborhood commercial district that would otherwise allow -- it would be limited to nonprofit uses that provide direct services to the neighborhood. this legislation will provide a path forward for the san francisco aids foundation in its effort to create a comprehensive hiv health center in the castro. it would consolidate a number of the foundation's existing services including magnets, stop aids project and the stone wall project into a single comprehensive location. it will be a state-of-the-art facility and provide community space and gallery space on the ground floor with an active

castro is what the judge asked him appeared >> castro says yes i do understand and i agree with the sexknew that i was one to get the book thrown at me. >> castro will be sentenced to life plus 1000 years which means he will never get out of jail appeared >> trade don martin's mamthe mod martin speak the mother of the teenager 60 martin spoke out at an event this weekend about her son and stating that he will not read were from high school not attend a prom because someone george jim the zimmerman took his life. >> the person who shot and killed her son is free and not held accountable to pay for this awful crime his mother states appeared >> zimmerman admits to a shooting and killing her son after he attacked him. a six member all women jury accused acquitted him of all charges sen there was a not enough evidence to convict him on the crime. >> will be back after the break on kron 4 news. >> here is stanley roberts, who found some people behaving badly. >> here you see people taking pictures of their kids while the train is moving behind the spirit >> this ac transit bus is required by

ariel castro appeared in court today and accepted a plea deal. he pleaded guilty agreeing to serve a life sentence plus 1,000 years. in exchange, he will avoid the death penalty. the judge asked castro if he was clear about what he was signing up for. >> do you understand, mr. castro, [ indiscernible ] under this plea you will never be released from prison. >> i do understand that and i stated that to dave -- [ inaudible ] >> -- the agent dave of sex crimes that i knew i was going to get pretty much the book thrown at me. >> investigators say castro raped and beat the women. he even fathered a daughter with one of them. 53-year-old castro will serve his life sentence without parole. >>> reports that the government is demanding internet companies give up your passwords. the serious dangers that could pose. >> plus, stores are rushing to start their back-to-school sales. and we're not even done with july yet. we have the inside strategy on the best times to buy so you can save some money. denny's red white & blue plate specials are as american as a

we all think the castro and upper market has a successful neighborhood district. there are nine large vacancies along this stretch of market street. and if you approve this one today, we'd be down to . but it's a significant issue i think should be addressed. i'm going to turn the rest of my home over to the designer followed by [speaker not understood].

we all think the castro and upper market has a successful neighborhood district. there are nine large vacancies along this stretch of market street. and if you approve this one today, we'd be down to . but it's a significant issue i think should be addressed. i'm going to turn the rest of my home over to the designer followed by [speaker not understood]. and answer any questions you have at the end of the public hearing. >>> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is chris. i work for [speaker not understood]. before i talk at all about the nature of our business and how we operate, i wanted to address a couple of misperceptions that have swirled throughout this process. the first is that chipotle is owned by mcdonald's. we are not. we've been in business for 20 years. for 7 of those years mcdonald's was an investor in our company, but they've been entirely divested since october of 2006. and the other is that somehow we magically outmaneuvered or outbid local restaurateur for this space. we did not. there was an independent restaurateur interested in the space pri

we'll heard a lot from ariel castro. how would you describe him at this hearing today where you were? >> reporter: for the first time you hear him a lot in the past, he had his head down, eyes closed, hasn't spoken very much. for the first time today, he looks and sounds like the ariel castro the neighbors have been saying, talks a lot, gregarious. though he wasn't laughing, he was a lot more pleasant, chatty, more so than in past appearances. of course because he got the book thrown at him, that's probably wihy. >> and he was rather bizarre i think it's fair to say. this is whether he was asked if he's fluent in english. >> english i'm very good at spelling and i'm very good at reading but i can't comprehend because, like i mentioned earlier, my addiction to pornography and sexual problem has really taken a toll on my mind. >> so that question isn't even related to him being a sexual predator and he sort of sexualizes it in this very bizarre way. >> it's clearly on his mind, right? he's getting locked in right now. it's

now, just town into the upper 50s off the castro valley y.re seeing that build to traffic and that will be an issue coming across the bridges, san mateo and the dumbarton. 92 and 84 respectively moving smoothly toward 101 without any delays. 280, you're smooth there. >>> 5:57. south bay community on edge after a series of coyote attacks. what wildlife experts are doing to try to keep people safe this morning. >>> a live look at asiana air flight 214 out there, still remaining on the runway at sfo. bob redell spoke moments ago to the chairman of the ntsb. we'll have an update on what he's learning coming up next. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here

castro is pleading not guilty to a slew of kidnapping and rape charges. you can logon to nbcbayarea.com for an update. a fund has been set up to help the women recover. it's called the cleveland courage fund. since may people have donated more than $1 million to all three women. laura and jon. >> that's good to hear. >> takes a lot of strength for them to put that on video and continue to push forward with their lives. >>> 6:09. let's check in with christina loren to find out what's happening outside. >> that is a beautiful, beautiful story. this is a live picture here, the golden gate bridge, lots of fog for commuters. make sure you're ready. this natural coolant will keep temperatures nice and cool around the bay and the immediate coast as we head throughout the day. two-hour flight delays already because of that fog. that's also combined with the fact that you've got one of those runways out of commission. arriving flights already starting the day with two-hour delays. we'll keep you posted. i'm with you all the way through 11:30 right here on nbc bay

, dijo en corte que era adicto a la pornografÍa, castro hablÓ para salvar su vida, llegÓ a un acuerdose evita un juicio en el que las vÍctimas se verÍan obligadas a testificar, castro pasara el resto de sus dÍas tras las rejas. >>> entro a la sala con una mirada desafiante, pasara el resto de su vida en prisiÓn por secuestrar y abusar durante mÁs de 10 aÑos a tres mujeres en su casa de cliveland. mustrando mÁs comunicador, en la que apenas levanto la cabeza, el revelo. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> se declarÓ culpable de los 977 casos. cumplirÍa sentencia sin posibilidad de fianza, y otros mil aÑos de prisiÓn. entre los cargos que tenÍan esÁa lo de secuestros, violaciÓn y tortura. dos delitos tras provocar dos abortos a mÍchel, estos Últimos crimen se sancionan con la pena de muerte en ohio, pero castro evitaria esta condena, y liberaria a las jÓvenes a que testifiquen en un juicio. en un comunicado, las tres jÓvenes dijeron que estÁn satisfechas por esta resoluciÓn , esperan que estos procedimiento permitan un cierre en un futuro cercano. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> el 6 de mayo los gr

a plea deal in the works for ariel castro. >>> plus, the fun uncle harry speaks out about nephew george. nancy reagan's reaction to jane fonda plays her. and the cowboys' owner wants to make this building more popular than the white house. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for friday, july 26th. >> good friday morning. i'm richard lui. anthony weiner's bombshell admissions keep oncoming. anthony weiner now says he sexted up to three women after similar behavior forced him to apologize and resign from congress in 2011. >> it is not dozens and dozens. it is 6 to 10, i suppose. but i can't tell you absolutely what someone else is going to consider inappropriate or not. >> were they sexual? how many conversations did you have with women after you resigned that were sexual in nature? >> i don't believe i had any more than three. >> well, this new admission comes on the heels of tuesday's press conference when weiner, with wife by his side, said he sexted a woman as recently as last year. all of this has taken a toll on his popularity. weiner has fallen behin

malloy hasn't met ariel castro, he says it isn't surprising that those close to castro were shocked thate may have committed these disturbing crimes. >> we tend to assume what we see on the surface as being a full understanding of the individual. but the assumption is that the book is explained by the cover. and the cover typically doesn't tell us what's inside the book. >> we would like to enter a plea of not guilty. >> it's hard, but i have no sympathy. he was just another person who lied and deceived and manipulated people and i could never forgive him. >> reporter: dr. malloy believes castro's family members are just beginning to emotionally process their brother's actions. >> the sad reality is typically the healthier the family member is, the more likely they are to feel a sense of guilt and responsibility for what's happened and it can take a tremendous amount of work internally for them to overcome the sense that they had some responsibility for what happened. >> there's no doubt in my mind that he's guilty, and i have no problem cutting him out of my life. he's dead to me. >>> a

castro could face the death penalty.ere is no plea that would men the women could be required to testify. >> they would be retraumatized over and over and over again. one of the things i do see and something we have talked about, they are showing some real strength. these women are committed to the very long road to recovery and i would think they are having to -- if they have to go to a trial on this, we hope that they don't, but if they have to that would play into some of that recovery. yes, more trauma but also making them stronger in facing the world and facing this monster. >> because they would have to see him. >> they would have to see him. >> he would be in the courtroom when they were testifying. >> they would have to relive this. we know they have ptsd. the thing is trying to avoid the stimuli that sets off a lot of the depression and anxiety. now they will have to take it head on. what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. >> let me ask you. the women here that have suffered such unimaginable pain and sufferin

we've walked actually together to the castro and we've walked back from the castro here.ged that over the years. but that does give a lot of solace to the milk family and i deeply appreciate that. my uncle's legacy is being kept alive, not just by those wonderful people that we see here who spoke, the mayor and mayor brown, mayor lee, those that have gone on into the state senate and the state assembly, by those that have gone on to the national stage representing not only the lgbt community, but every marginalized community we've had in this country. the chorus that i'll talk about in a minute who got their first public performance on the night that harvey and george were taken from us. but mayor brown called them two extraordinary individuals. actually, mayor brown shared that with me four years ago. it has stayed with me. harvey and george, they put in place, as the mayor said, a foundation of what we see today in equality and justice. we actually live in an extraordinary time because of the shoulders created by george and harvey. we live in an extraordinary moment bec

castro, more importantly there is signature here on the signature line is that your signature ariel castroting 24 plea agreement, on page 18. >> that's correct. >> so this is your signature? >> that's correct. >> mr. castro, my understanding from meeting with your counsel and counsel for the state is that a plea agreement has been reached in this matter. are you fully aware of the terms and do you consent to that plea agreement? >> i'm fully aware and i do consent. >> you understand that by virtue of the plea, you will not be having a trial? >> i'm aware of that. >> i will ask mr. mcgin this y or someone else in the prosecutor's office to generally outline the plea agreement and talk with your attorneys and ask them some further questions. then i will speak with you again. if you have questions for me at anytime, please ask them. if you need to take a break at any point, again please let me know, okay? >> thank you. mr. thomas. >> if it please the court before we begin recitation of the plea make a motion to amend the indictment with jane doe. jane doe 1 is michelle knight throughout the i