and of course they were jubilant and of course the judge went on to derrick almena, we learned that the jury was deadlocked 10-2 in favor of guilt and the judge had a side bar with the attorneys and then declared a mistrial, saying that the jury appeared to be hopelessly deadlocked. >> laura, did you see almena's family members? he lived there with his wife and three children. were any of them there today and how did they react? >> reporter: kristen, no, they were not there. the only people i saw in support of the defendants were the row directly in front of me and i know from covering the trial that those are supporters of max harris, not family members. there have been family members here throughout the trial on and off, particularly an aunt and uncle who live up in the seattle area but today, we did not see them. the folks in the front row or the second row right in front of me were supporters of max harris's. to my knowledge, i did not see any family members of derrick almena's and we were told quite a while ago that his wife, in particular, micah allison was not going to come f

>>and derrick l man and his attorneys will return here to this courthouse on october 4th for a possible new trial date. we're told that may happen sometime in march that new trial if there is one and they say that they'll win and that all is not a criminal back to you. michelle thank you. >>as we mentioned erica will stay in custody moments after the verdict was read next harris's attorney curtis briggs address the media kron four's maureen kelly is live outside the courthouse with his reaction >>defense attorneys for max harris call him an innocent brilliant artist who should ever have been charged in the first place this lead attorney curtis briggs was smiling and hugging his colleagues when he came off the elevator out after the verdict came down. d spoke in and take a much more somber approach when he approached the microphone and addressed the reporters gathering waiting to hear from him. he apologized to the victims families said he said that he apology would hope that that may did nothing in the courtroom that would inflame them. he also said this is not a time before max harris

i'm can way and i'm pam moore, max harris has been acquitted and it was a hung jury for derrick and then a leading to a mistrial. >>paris is already out of jail that's where gayle ong is live tonight in dublin dan thorn is getting reaction from victims family members. but first we want to go to michelle kingston has been following the trial from the very beginning michelle. >>well today we finally heard from defense attorneys and prosecutors we also heard and from those family members they have been sitting in that courtroom day in and day out for 4 months now. a lot of them too upset to speak tonight, those who did so that they were shocked. >>after months of testimony in weeks of deliberation max harris was found not guilty and the jury was hung on a 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter charges for derick almena both member charged the deaths of 36 people at the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland in december 2016 the verdict was read just after 2 on thursday afternoon. just 10 of the 12 jurors roll down guilty of the charges. the judge declaring a mistrial. prosecutors to return to

max harris was acquitted and derrick coleman a well his future is still up in the air. chief assistant district attorney kevin dunn levy spoke on district attorney nancy o'malley is behalf she was not here because of a scheduling conflict. he says that his office represented the 36 families involved in this case to the best of their ability they feel for those families as for how they move forward with they'll have to decide that in the coming weeks since the beginning of this case. with families. the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy. >>still remains our focus and that will be our focus going forward. as we go forward if we understand that the jury had a split verdict or a hung jury again sir mister armey not we're going to evaluate. in the evidence that came out from this case. we're going to take into account. discussions that jurors may have had with are trial lawyers. and we will evaluate and go forward only the statement was briefly only spoke for a minute or 2 and he did not answer any questions some of the family members of the victims were in att

--danae kyriakopoulou and simon derrick still with us.pretty german data, but the angela merkel coalition seems to be catching a break as it extended the advance over the weekend. how do you view germany? danae: i would not say it is a break for the german coalition. if anything, the results of the election over the weekend have shown it is nothing but grand coalition we have in germany. i think it was a wake-up call to an extent because you have german parties being locked into this very difficult position, where on the one hand, the effect of quantitative easing by the european central bank, the side effects of that are affecting the way german voters are behaving. on the other hand, the economy withtting, flirting recession, the manufacturing pmi showing weakness in germany. the answer to that could be some fiscal stimulus. bond investors are sending a strong signal to germany with negative yield to encourage and spend more on the fiscal side. markets are also, as you said, have priced in more quantitative easing and more easing past f

derrick coleman is next trial date is october 4th. we're live in dublin, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle, we have continuing coverage tonight of the go ship trial coming up on kron 4 news. we hear from the district attorney's office and the defense attorney explains what is next for derrick amanda and you can stay up to date with this developing story by going to kron 4 dot com. >>other news now tonight a normally quiet san francisco neighborhood disrupted after a deputy-involved shooting that left a dog dead, and a suspect injured. the san francisco sheriff's office says the deputies were serving an arrest warrant when the suspects dog became aggressive. kron four's tell exactly is live now in san francisco details taylor. >>actually in the neighborhood as this was all happening wondering what was going on myself it's all about a dozen patrol cars blocking off just one stretch of polk street. so deadly storm into the broadway hotel later carrying in a small stretcher. >>it's about 1130 and a whole bunch of police arrived and piled out of their cars and ran inside and t

welcome back to our breaking news coverage max harris has been acquitted and there's a hung jury for derrick elmen at those verdicts just reached this afternoon in oakland's ghost ship warehouse trial. kron four's michelle kingston has been following this case for us since the very beginning she is live now. >>outside of the courthouse with reaction from attorneys and also family members have been there since the very beginning as well the show. >>a 4 month-long trial. well it has been quite the process here a long process for everybody involved derick almena and max harris said defense attorneys prosecutors us reporters out here. but especially those family members of the 36 today. they were shocked and happy to hear that they did not receive the justice that they wanted to get today. >>old trial so. >>and we also heard from the defense attorneys from derek alumn and they say that derek is on happy today, but they do say that there is another trial that deal with it. >>they and i want to mention the prospect that it would have. but mark by 2, not by 2. you that just the why you know the who

derrick milligan -- his mom has lived here for 80 years. her neighbors not so lucky.ck: they're being forced out because they don't have flood insurance, so they can't get the renovations they need. everybody is not as fortunate as some of the folks. jessica: many left to the mercy of nonprofits like the sustainability institute, which helps weatherproof homes for those who can't afford it, like bedridden tom jefferson, charleston's vulnerable population matyan: there are soy homeowners that need help and don't have the means to afford the types of upgrades they would need in order to fortify their ho stay. dr. dustan: if we stopped emitting co2 today, it would take over 100 years for the atmosphere to cleanse itself and get back to pre-industrial levels. it is like trying to turn around a great big ship. it's like, how do you slow an aircraft carrier and make a u-turn? jessica: leaving a city racing against time, forced to adapt to tides of change. in charleston, south carolina, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez. soledad: while charleston escaped the wrath of d

derrick al m derrick is a different human being. >> the case is far from settled. there is a civil case almena and harris. the fire was electrical. we can expect a decision if almena could be retry ordinary a plea deal. in any case, max harris could be called to testify as a witness. of course, this case has been making headlines all along the way. another great resource, our website. head to nbcbayarea.com for more content including a detailed timeline. >>> continued coverage of the southern california boat fire tragedy. last night mourners gathered there at the santa bar bbara ar. this is where the conception boat once docked to remember 34 lives lost. meanwhile, the investigation is ramping up. agents are talking to crew members who survived, and this morning we're learning that the boats' owners are filing a lawsuit. that suit is meant to shield the owners from lawsuits filed by family's victims. other victims' families i should say and the suit sites the 19th century marry -- maritime law considering searchers are still looking for one victim. for possible cau

>>for derrick elmen a and max harris, the road to justice began 6 months after the ghost ship warehousee. alameda county ptorocu o'malley announcing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter defendants on and harris. >>knowingly created a fire trap. >>their arrests. elmen a in lake county harris in los angeles hailed by former goes to ship 10 it shelley mack, they're monsters, they're criminals there everything i said they work after a year and the santa rita ty jail. the 2 men were ready to accept a deal finally manning and mister harris taking responsibility. >>for their actions in the death of 36 individuals, the 2 men agreed to plead no contest in exchange for reduced >>this too. cajuns so just hate that he will be out 3 innings. >>you just sense is they not long enough. according to some of those who lost their loved ones in the fight say. guilty basically there was what we wanted to hear. sentencing part of it. >>but the attorney for the families of 12 other victim said she was glad those families would be spared the agony of a trial. is very. the sentencing hearing one month later th

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thierry says she will be watching closely when derrick almena goes back to court next month. says if there is a retrial she hopes that the jury will do a better job. in oakland cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. we're back in 60 seconds. ahead, a legendary rock band puts a bay area venue on its blacklist. why the rolling stones aren't satisfied playing at levi's stadium. >>> so we can't allow people to get sick and we can't have our youth be so affected. >> also vaping getting presidential attention. the new plan that could hurt businesses here in the bay area. >>> dangerous heat as we move through the next three days. and look at this. rain for parts of northern california. i'll show you when and how much. that's in about six minutes. >>> one of the most legendary bands in the world is fed up with levi's stadium. the rolling stones say they don't want to play there again. you may remember the band performed at levi's last mopt city even let the band play an hour past curfew but now we're leashing a lot more about their appearance from a letter obtained by

hi there derrick. >> good morning natalie.i know you have a special place for charleston in your heart, and you and the residents here can breathe a collective sigh of relief because it was really spared the worst from hurricane dorian. i'm in downtown charleston. we've seen swamped roads, downed power lines. here's a street light knocked over which ended up being one of the worst factors for the storm. even though there was so much anticipation for storm surge and flooding, that really never ma materialized thankfully. i had an opportunity to talk to the mayor of charleston. he was on our colleague's show on "new day" on cnn. when he spoke to me, he said our businesses and residents are well-prepared and equipped to prepare for storms of this magnitude. here's a for instance this business behind me taking sandbags and just preparing for the storm surnl that inevitably does flood this street. this is a vulnerable coastal city. at the height of the storm there was over 110 road closures that took place, 150 trees knocked down.

max harris was acquitted and derrick coleman a well his future is still up in the air.istant district attorney kevin dunn levy spoke on district attorney nancy o'malley is be have she was not here because of a scheduling conflict. he says that his office represented the 36 families involved in this case to the best of their ability they feel for those families as for how they move forward with they'll have to decide that in the coming weeks since the beginning of this case. with the families. the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy. >>still remains our focus and that will be our focus going forward. as we go forward if we understand that the jury had a verdict or a hung jury again sir mister armey not we're going to evaluate. in the evidence that came out from this case we're going to take into account. discussions that jurors may have had with are trial lawyers. and we will evaluate and go forward only the statement was briefly only spoke for a mivute or 2 and he did not answer any questions some of the family members of the victims were in attendance, one

>>but derrick, alamein a remains behind bars in santa jail this morning in kron four's will tran is there with what's next for al maina. >>what's next is more waiting time for him in jail because the next time he'll be in court james and area will be october 4th, that will be a big day for him because prosecutors will tell a judge as well as his attorneys, what they plan to do do they want to do this all all over again and retry the case or do they want to drop the case and move on with their lives so from now until then more than likely he will be here while max harris is waking up this morning as a free man. now had he been convicted james and area al manar face 39 years in prison. but because there was a mistrial it was neither guilty or not guilty so things are still up in the air. no one is happy defense injuries are not happy prosecutors are not happy al manar he is not happy because we know once the verdict was read he was pretty much emotion less during that whole process. we got a chance to track down his attorneys, here's what they hope to do fm now until october for it. >>is ge

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host: our guest is derrick johnson, president of the naacp. thank you for joining us on this sunday. you had a town this week on critical issues. , thef the most critical most high priority issues moving forward? guest: we have members in 47 states and across the country. we are hearing what are we going to do about the 2020 election. it's not one single issue. it's the process of the elections. african-americans are enthusiastic around engaging in this current landscape. they are concerned about the census project and the possible undercount. host: you testified on voting discrimination. what do you think are the biggest concerns right now in that area? act washe voting rights pretty much got it. we have seen an aggressive reemergence of suppression methods carried out by state and local jurisdictions. the active suppressing african-american votes is an undemocratic process. of section 5, many individuals would not have been elected to office. what you hear from members at the hearing? what is being done about your concerns? guest: we had one

can hear from the district attorney's office and the defense lawyers who explain what's next for derrick elmen us we have all of that there for you at kron 4 dot com. now some breaking news from overnight. one person is dead after a fire at a mobile home in the south bay yacht christina tate rose following this from san jose let's get the latest from her live at the scene. >>yeah i'm live here at west winds mobile home park in actually right behind me is the home that on fire just late last night early this morning and crews just left the scene you can kind of see how dark it is behind me dark on the paneling of the wood neighbors tell us that that was one home to a woman unfortunately didn't make it out alive, let's go ahead and show you in the video of the what it looks like when crews were here battling this blaze. we have san jose firefighters tell us that broke out in this double wide mobile home late last night. early this morning, it was so large over 30 firefighters came to the scene. crews found one person inside of the mobile home who die from the incident neighbors tell us an

i think certainly for senator harris there is ample opportunity for her to do that. >> derrick, i want to talk to you about this new piece you wrote for "the atlantic. headline reads "american migration patterns should terrify the gop. you write in part, quote, millennial movers have hastened the growth of left-leaning metros in southern red states like texas, arizona and georgia. it could be the biggest political story of the 2020s how does this change the game of the parties heading into 2020, derek? >> there's a distribution problem. hillary clinton won the 2016 popular vote by more than 2 million votes, but legally lost in the electoral college that's what people know. what people might not know is she won brooklyn and manhattan by 1 million democratic votes. that's more than trump's margin in florida, georgia, arizona, north carolina, pennsylvania, was cisconsin and michigan combd the big issue going forward is how do they have better distribution of their national popular vote margin? that's what we're beginning to see. the largest metros in the south, atlanta, phoenix and the fo

derrick is a completely different human being. i do find him responsible. >> reporter: that was lisa slattery speaking. she's a friend of victim jennifer mendiola. this has been a long journey for these famfriends. we expect many of them will be back here on october 4th when derick almena is back here in court. live in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> all right, melanie, thank you. >> and we also want to bring in abc7 news reporter wayne freedman tonight. >> yeah, he spoke with the father of a woman who died in the fire. wayne. >> reporter: thank you. you know, as we say, 36 victims, that's a lot of families. that's a lot of grief. some of those families came out of the courtroom and said nothing today. others did want to talk. among them mikaela gregory's family. we have a photograph of her here. let's show you her picture. she was 20 years old, student at san francisco state. she had gone to the concert with her boyfriend. when authorities discovered their bodies, they were the two who were found in an embrace. her father

derrick car get the ball back. 29 score. 21-7. car two scores and a pick. vikings take control.nd is 1-2 this season. >> if you paul behind on this team early, they have the closures that make it very difficult on you. and noise doesn't help. >> this is not the same feeling i've had for you in the past. it's hard to get a yard right now. you no you know what i olympian. rig mean. we feel confident but didn't finish. >> baseball regular home season for oakland. shi choo. calhoun first two homers. first inning. another home run. roark gave up three first inning homers. rangers won 8-3. they still win the wooild. giants last road game of the season, fans out there in atlanta. giants up 1-0. lines it to left. can't make the catch. two runs will score. 3-0 san francisco. top seven. adds some insurance. win 4-1. but a lot of nfl. we'll have a lot much more at 6:00. >> thank you, chris. >>> next at abc news at for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your

the jury couldn't reach a verdict for derrick elmen and tonight, the judge who presided over the case. his opening up kron forces seek with you and sat down one on one with the honorable trina thompson to get her take on the high-profile case. it's a story you'll only see here on kron 4. >>absolutely every attorney in this case brought their a game i caught up with judge trina thompson here at the alameda county superior courthouse in oakland to get some of her reflections of the courtroom process behind the goal ship fire drought. it is the day after the jury acquitted, max harris and deadlocked on the charges against co-defendant derick of judge thompson says both the prosecution and the defense made stellar legal efforts in this case. mister mister kent consummate professionals i mean they were calm. >>their demeanor was amazing. there was no stone unturned in terms of research. the district attorneys were. respectful there were times where you know some of the council it. a little push here in the air and even with me but i think everybody would reset the following day the jury de

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joining me now is derrick johnson who serves as the president and the ceo of the naacp. good to see you, and it is a perfect opportunity to continue the conversation i was just having with beth about joe biden, and his, what seems to be enduring and unique appeal with the african-american community. >> you know, it is unique. when you begin to look at all of the candidates. joe biden served eight years, as vice president for president barm. he's very familiar with the african community, particularly when senator in delaware, and there he is, somewhat of a familiar voice there. but it is still early. and i think all of the candidates should continue to understand that that is a community, we're not a monolith, as you broke down on the screen, we had one category that said black, but how are they doing in terms of college educated blacks, how are they doing in terms of given generations of blacks, and these are the things that the candidates should really be looking at, and understand that we're looking for candidates who think to issues, and how those issues will best add

the defendants derrick almena and max harris charged with the deaths of 36 people in the warehouse firein december of 2016. >>> at least 25 people are dead, nine others still missing in the deadly boat fire off the coast of santa barbara and now we are learning some victims could be from santa cruz. >>> seeing delays including the main 880 as well as 580 and the east shore freeway. drive times really busy off the east shore freeway, 35 minutes, see a lot of brake lights as well through the altamont pass and slow and go conditions along highway 4 through antioch. golden gate bridge seeing extra volume on the southbound side but overall a decent ride out of marin county, 19 minute drive time to go from the richmond san rafael bridge, 580, south 101 into san francisco. >> and you can see on jana's live traffic camera, cloudy and foggy start to the day, we are going to have clearing as we head through the afternoon, except for the coast, daytime highs a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. 92 in concord, 85 in san jose, 76 in oakland, 69 for san francisco and there we go with that seven

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derrick pitts is chief doe't so like fun, you go, maybe it does.very exciting news. >> big deal why? >> it would have been great for geologists to see what actually happened. but the reason it is so exciting is because here we have an instance in which scientists can actually get a really clear snapshot picture of what happened that day. this is the most eventful day almost in the history of the planet. this thing was six miles wide. it created a crater 90 miles wide, 18 miles deep, and it blew up 25 trillion metric tons of material into the atmosphere. >> wow. so we're learning more about our planet's past. does it tell us something about the future? >> well, it tells us that this is not something that's isolated. we can have asteroid impacts in the future. right now we know there aren't any big asteroids that are anywhere near us, but small ones are still around that could cause problems for us. >> you say it's all about location, location, location. >> it is, because if the asteroid had not hit that particular location in time, it could have bee

. >> reporter: it is over for derrick almena. he'll boo back uncourt. >> after two ask a half years in jail, harris left in mild fashion. lawyers said he was exhausted, ar relieved and looking forward to a good vegan meal. he was waited dash family members were waiting. and ix amm >> it's painful. it's painful nknow some of the families don't understand and will feel they're not getting justice. >> laura lind says she and family members are sad that the co defendant was not akwuted. >>> no unhappy with the outcome. -- >> we respect the decision of the jury and the fact they worked so harder obf this lengthy time in which they were away from their families and their job as they took on civic responsibilities as being trial jurors. >> he and his client are ready to tackle ather trial if need be. >> now we know what their with witnesses have said.ouweaknesse. we won't be joined a at the hip with a co defendant hoozs obviously innocent. >> if there's a new trial, max harris could be called to testify. >> this opens the door to many p

but derrick throughout the ghost ship fire trial in oakland the jury found cole defendant max harris, not guilty on all 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. the jury was hopelessly deadlocked on the charges against al bayda we're now faces the possibility of a retrial however, his attorney says if that happens the result could be a 3rd hung jury the original jury of 12 deliberated for weeks. >>it was unable to reach a verdict which in my mind is something of a functional in this trial of never declared that they were locked up that they had to have been locked up to deliver a 10 or 11 days without reaching a verdict on either defend them. >>it or jury 2 point o following the misconduct allegations, 3 alternatives for impaneled and that jury deadlock up at the bride gets was seated next to derek albeit at the defense table with the verdict was being read he was confused didn't really understand with them and then he didn't understand the status of a mistrial defend and while he's waiting to find out whether or not there will be a new trial derick almena will be spending time inside h

but the other defendant, derrick, a hung jury. they were accused of running the warehouse thcaught fire during a party in 2016. 36 people died. investigators never determined what caused that fire. the defendants initially reached a plea deal last year and would have served prison time, but the judge threw those pleas out because victims' families felt the punishment was too lenient. lester. >> joe fryer in los angeles, thank you. >>> two more major chains, walgreens and cvs are asking customers not to openly carry guns in their stores. they join a growing wave after walmart and then kroger changed their firearm policies on tuesday. today wegmans also said it would prefer if customers did not openly carry in its stores either. >>> also tonight an american woman arrested at the airport in the philippines. authorities say she was caught on camera trying to smuggle a newborn baby in a bag the country to the u.s. here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: at the security check in manila's airport, jennifer talbot put her carry on throu

by limiting how they can the negative or negative and incorrect information ok it's not replicated derrick if we put into place new mechanisms and new laws to prevent social media from being used as a platform to disseminate misinformation with that be enough because many of the until vaccine campaign is will tell you we don't trust doctors. i think that that's a defensive measure to try to limit the amount of misinformation that's out there also what we need is an isn't or fence of measure of the medical community the public health community need to to take social media much more seriously and we need to think about whoa we can become social media professionals most of us are not cheap trained us social media professionals we do a little bit of on the side and in a somewhat amateur capacity but opponents some of the anti-vaccination people are very sophisticated uses social media so what we have to get up to their speed so that we can fight on a level playing field with them or on social media another point which was made yesterday at the anti-vaccination. at the vaccines symposium in bru

seven women and five men must now decide if master tenant derrick almena and his lead tenant max harris should be found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for their role in the warehouse fire that killed 36 people. >> i think as time goes on the more difficult it becomes for them. so we sympathize with them, but we're confident that they took detailed notes and that as a group will be able to remember what the various witnesses said. >> the jury will continue deliberations tomorrow. >>> leaders at an east bay elementary school are saying enough is enough. they're making a public plea for thieves to stop stealing from their classrooms and vandalizing their school. this picture's back from january. thieves broke into an elementary school in oakland and stole 40 kindles. over this past holiday weekend, a second break-in. this time burglars stole about 60 google chrome books and bald damaged several classrooms. many of the students are low income and don't have access to technology at home. >>> leave your coolers at home. that's the word from the organizers of the bluegrass festival after t

a spear ations for more political sovereignty or autonomy of the derrick constituent regions so there is that there is a struggle in europe too about what europe means. so my final question professor bush is this should political parties except that many of the things that engaged in are actually a result of international economic trends or those are still the ability for a political party to come up with for a program and any country is small or large which will actually achieve the objectives let's say for income equality it will fit in global economic environment how much does the global dictate the political ethics and how much freedom of maneuver complicite is still for it i think that we think globalization there are many things that can be done maybe they are not about short term policies are you know the policies that are related to the central banks or even to deficits but things that are about good infrastructures human capital so if you cation about transparent non-corrupt administrations all these things are fundamental when you look for example europe are small countries

for derrick elmen a it's on our website kron 4 dot com. >>turning our attention now to the 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside on this friday, you see at least one tower of the golden gate bridge whole lot of fog that you see the blue skies down there at the bottom of the background painting for some people this weekend as the weekend right here we go i'm absolutely sure. >>and hey if you like those clouds guys guess what we've got some more for you this weekend we're going to be little fall feel to our weather i think over the weekend as a cold front dies in the bay area outside right now you've got a couple batches of fog and not bad at all turned out to be a very nice friday for most folks away from the coastline that patchy fog keep those temperatures cool up toward the beaches, the local dried off the coast. that's right we've got a weak storm system out there that is going to start to work its way in our direction in the next 24 hours and that is going to bring some cooler air and some pretty windy conditions. i think espe

now that person met co-defendant derrick amanda at the warehouse 2 years before the massive fire took place that took the lives of 36 people kron four's haaziq bindoon has the latest from court. >>days of deliberating. jury to play though in the ghost ship fire trout since their first note to the port it is a request of they read that of direct and cross examination. the prosecution witness oakland fire captain george treatment the jury is seeking specific sections of this testimony surrounding the september 2014 couch fire arson episode outside the goshen. >>we believe that to back favor defend should not prosecution. the show in a sense. we're over the communication. on the other hand. >>since they are still gathering significant from their perspective for their consideration. it probably means they haven't even taken a vote yet. >>the jury's request covered at least 2 dozen pages of testimony. judge thompson gave both the defense and the prosecution, 45 minutes to review and make any requests arguments asked. >>to review transcripts in may really important decisions and suggestions

and we have derrick williams from d.w. science with us to break this story down for us hi derek how were researchers able to detect this you know i hear this question all the time i mean it's a really long way away you said over 110 light years and a light year is 9.5 trillion kilometers so if you do the math it's a very great distance what they do is basically they while they're examining the star they can detect whether or not there is an exoplanet there or if it's large enough by checking it as it's going through what's called transition which is when it crosses across the face of the star as the stars facing towards earth and that causes it to get slightly less light at that moment it casts a shadow of course some of the light that is moving past the planet if it has not misfire actually enters the atmosphere of the planet and moves on towards earth the atmosphere weeds out certain electromagnetic radiation certain frequencies and we can then see that as a fingerprint we can see actually what's in the atmosphere on tha

witnesses include ncaap president derrick johnson and public interest legal foundation president jayhristian adams. this is just short of 2 hours. [inaudible conversations] >> we don't have a gavel, so committee on constitution civil rights and civil liberties is called to order. wi

if you have more on this story i'm joined now by derrick williams from our science desk so what exactly were the researchers able to detect here the only way that we're able to detect these exoplanets at all as when they pass in front of the star that they that they orbit and as they pass in front of the star that they orbit that make it slightly darker on the side facing the earth and and and some of the light that's that's being emitted by the star passes then through that exoplanets atmosphere if it has one and as it passes through that atmosphere electromagnetic waves a very specific parts of the spectrum can be can kind of be weeded out and that creates of fingerprints these compounds that are in the atmosphere compan contain a thing or print that were then able to read and were able to read that particular book and in this particular moment we found water in the atmosphere or water vapor so water on a distant planet why is it such a big breakthrough well with with planets we're always looking for what we call the habitable zone the circumstance or habitable zone is also called the

reporter: santa rosa police got a 911 call saturday afternoon from the house in the 400 block of derrickeet. a man and a baby boy were found unconscious inside. >> medical personnel immediately began rendering aid to beboth the infant and adult male. they were unable to revive the infant and the adult male was transported to a hospital. >> he was identified as patrick o'neale who lived in the house. they won say sawhat the relationship is between o'neale and the baby boy but did say a relative of the baby boy is the one that found the two and called 911. he also says investigators found evidence of drugs thins room which may have killed the baby. >> our belief is as a result of his actions, the baby passed away. >> reporter: richard glazer has lived on the street for 16 years. he says it's a safe and quiet neighborhood. says much of of the neighborhood is strug wgling wi the circumstances surrounding the baby bi's death. >> you hear about a baby dying. i mean 13 months old, that's terrible. and very, very shocking to the neighborhood, talking to the neighbors. >> reporter: as for o'neale

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>> reporter: because of the hung jury, derrick may face another trial or a new police deal. but his attorney said that he will not accept any other offer but time served. we will have a better shot the next time. we will not be handicapped by a codefendant. it was like transparently innocent. >> reporter: but a retrial could backfire for the prosecution. >> because he's by himself, he will not have a good guy and a bad guy. >> you take harris out of the equation and you take that out there. >> it is a new world after being in a damp cold hard cell going to these loving arms, people giving him smiles and him just being able to talk with whoever he wants to talk with. >> reporter: the defense that a new trial will be costly financially and emotionally. >> it is a mistake to retry the case. it is throwing good money after bad. it is not the right answer. it is not going to make anything better. >> reporter: the attention now turns to civil lawsuits that named the city of oakland, the electric company and the owners of the building. around attorney representing the family is sti