him. >> i showed him certain excerpts out of juliet driscoll's statement.d on the table and said i'm [ bleep ]. but did that mean he was guilty? or merely that he understood the police believed he was guilty? >> he made comments like, there is no magical way i can tell you where to go to find the truth. >> reporter: christopher sutton and garrett kopp were charged with first degree murder, possible death penalty case, both pleaded not guilty. and john sutton got busy. he had a mission, two, in fact. one to seek justice no matter what that might mean for his son. and the other, perhaps even more impossible, to simply see again. coming up -- garrett kopp avenue confession should be enough to put him behind bars. but did prosecutors have enough to convict christopher sutton? >> this was a circumstantial case, extremely circumstantial. >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. >> reporter: john sutton survived gunshot wounds to his head, the death of his wife and his own son's arrest for murder. and to top it off, he was blind, apparently permanently. >> it still

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>> commissioner driscoll. >> have they stated plans that they will reclose or limit how many dollars they will manage? if so what is it? >> right now they're just replacing capital out flows and capital inflows for the strategy specifically. >> do they have a limit for themselves, yes or no? >> they haven't specifically stated a maximum. >> you think they'll take the whole $500 million. it sounds like they have some limit. the reason i ask that, if you show the excess return, they did very well when they were running $1 billion but when they went up to 7 billion, their output drops significantly. >> we addressed that a little bit, talking about 2017 performance because they cash. if you recall 2016 was very unusual. the markets were driven by macro factors. such as brexit and the election of trump. going into q4 of 2016, they were out performing the benchmark by 400 basis points. after the election, there was a retation out of quality means into more cyclical means which they don't hold. energy, materials, financials. sentiment was trump deregulating, reducing taxes, rising interest

jeff driscoll in the first quarter, tyler boyd 7-0 bengals. and then we do the oklahoma dance. 2nd quarter, joe the middle, get loose. 47 yards to the raiders 20. 129 yards on the day. that sets up 4th and goal. you have to reward the guy who got you there. nixon is in. 14-0 bengals. the raiders answer with lee smith. three weeks he had four career touchdowns. now he has touchdowns in three straight games.4th quarter it i car was sacked five times. still hasn't thrown an interception in nine games. just over four minutes to go. it is nixon again, 15 yards and in. bengals went 30-16 and the raiders fall to three. >> the raiders have monday against the denver broncos and that could be at forever. >> christmas eve could be the last game ever at the oakland coliseum. >> what a way to go out. >> see you later everyone, have a good night. >> see you tonight at 10 pm. "under the bridge" playing) ♪ i don't ever want to feel ♪ like i did that day ♪ take me to the place i love ♪ take me all the way (falsetto): ♪ and i don't ever want to feel ♪ ♪ like i

driscoll for the defense. do either of you have any questions as to the defendant's competence to plead at this time? mr. driscoll for the defense, no, your honor. mr. kenner for the prosecution, no, your honor. the judge, based on answers that have been provided in open court as well as counsel and the court's own observation of ms. butina, i find she is capable of entering an informed plea. please listen carefully to my questions and let me know if there is anything you don't understand. you have been indicted on one count of conspiracy to act as an agent and one count of being an agent of a foreign government. the judge goes on. this is a case in which there have been a lot of sealed proceedings and motions and things we the public haven't been allowed to see. but today this was open court in washington, d.c. as a 30-year-old russian woman named marina butina elected to change her plea from not guilty to guilty after she was charged by federal prosecutors with acting in this country as a secret agent of the

robert driscoll is part of the " "federalist" association, and it is a group of conservative lawy lawyers and his position isle well noted. we did is see her plea guilty and the prosecution is going to delay the sentencing, because of the cooperation which is of interest to robert mueller. he is not bringing the charges here, but he could be asking her, and privy to some of the information from her cooperation since her goals are the same as a lot of the people who are being investigated to the influence the republican par the ti in the 2016 election. >> and ken delainian, you have been on the case for quite a while and a copy of the draft agreement, and it is surprise hag that the lawyer had set up this conversation while in jail and under the judge's gag order, and that is another part of it, is it not? >> i believe so. and there is also some question about who is paying that lawyer's bill, because initially, the russian government embraced butina and were complaining about the treatment of her, and one wons how they will feel now that she has decidedcooperate. and this would be a fasci

and jeff driscoll threw for just 120 yards. went to the tight end lee smith. smith hasn't had a touch down in more than two seasons. he has one now in three straight games. 27 at had half. he gets the pitch, takes it 15 yards for the score. he gained 129 yards on the groud and two touch downs. the raiders fall. and they are now 3 and 11. week 15 of the nfl, and it's an interesting one of the nfcsu ni yards, no touch downs and a pick but his team went up 20-13 after the second of two touch downs. he was good. rams came fighting back. it's a 7 point game after this one. final drive for l.a. four seconds left. pass is just overthrown. the eagles win 30-23. they're even 500 at 7 and 7. washington at jacksonville. washington tied it at 13 in the fourth quarter. jacksonville driving. passed, tipped, into the hands of murow. that helped setup justin hawkins. this is 36 yard field goal attempt as the clock hit zero, it's good. washington also 7 and 7 with a 16-13 win. the division league cowboys had five straight wins heading into the

bangles lost five in a row. 1st quarter, driscoll. we get the oklahoma dance there. 2nd quarter.und game. 47 yards. busting it to the raider 20. carried 27 times times would make good from a yard out. 14-0 bangles. the raiders answer. derek carr to lee smith. four career touchdowns as of four weeks ago in 7 years and now has 3 in 3 weeks. 4th quarter 23-13. derek carr under pressure. sacked. five sacks of the raider quarterback. still hasn't thrown a pick in the last 9 games. with 4 to play, the dagger. 15-yard touchdown. bangles win 30-16. couple major match-ups around the league. patriots and steelers. ben roethlisberger and company. 2nd quarter. tied 77-7. ben roethlisberger -- tied 7-7. ben roethlisberger, steelers win 17- 10 atop the afc north. a weird and wonderful shark's game. both teams scored twice in a minute. neither starting goalie survived the first period. taking on the blackhawks. the hawks scored twice early. 2-0. sharks, two goals in one minute. his 6th. chicago led 3-2 after one. all san jose from there. on a power play. his ten. 3-3. 3 minutes after that, braw

with the movement, i took commissioner driscoll off of investment and i took commissioner jordan into his place and moved him over to the head of personnel. it's only six more months. we'll revisit committee chairs in june when there's a change in president. i guess we will call for public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to address the board on this item? >> is that finance committee also supposed to get into operations? >> yes. >> that's a good point. yes. it's much bigger than the word finance. >> yes. >> thank you. >> we'll close public comment. is there a motion? >> there's a motion. i will second any discussion. we take it without objection. thank you, this item passes. let's go to the calender, please. item number -- >> item number 7 consent calender. >> thank you. we'll take it as submitted and we'll call for public comment. >> we're on consent calender item 7. we'll go to minutes next. >> wait a minute. on the seventh, just for comment, on item number 121218-07d, i received a communications from mr. heble who states that officer and that file has m

captain driscoll, if you can come up and make a comment, particularly with your knowledge of the fire department with all the years of experience in finance eggs and et cetera. -- finances et cetera. >> i hope my late arrival has not thrown your agenda off. i do believe in speaking quickly thank you for recognizing my so-called experience. or my expertise with numbers. i do that work for the city at great length for a number of reasons. it was a result of getting involved in the union because of a strike we had in 1975. i was here for that. but the real experience i thought i was trying to bring to the department and to address this commission, since you are concerned about what other qualities -- qualifications that you should look for, and the mayor should look for in a new chief of department. it is really not about numbers, other than you want to, how many people survive -- to quote one person who is very good at leading, add quite a character, with very successful in a number of missions he accomplished in training, and in real life. he said, it is 10% planning, and 90% execution

because jeff driscoll going deep, picked by erik harris.it was the first career interception for harris. >> a nice read on the catch. they teach you to attack the ball. >> later, boydor7-0. second quarter, now 17-0. derek carr with a play actionic if a. raiders cut the lead to 17 high pressure 7. carr setting a franchise record, 278 straight passes without an int. this leads to a feel goal to make it 20-13. carr had a rough day. he was sacked five times. fourth quarter now. 23-16. joe knicksan on the pitch. 16 yard touchdown run. his second of the game. bengals win 30-16. afterwards, john gruden on the issues with the offensive line. >> i am not going to single them out. they put in a very tough spot today, toughest spot i ever called plays with a group of guys just getting to know each other. since had for a long time and we have a lot of moving pieces right now and it is not easy at this stage of the season to get everybody coordinated for 60 minutes. >> obviously, it is not ideal situations right now. he just wants us to finish with ever

driscoll preserving the faÇade. they started before.ere is a unit behind the garage reduce anything size. make it be like the typical marinena style house. create two units 1500 to 1700 square feet. thank you very much. >> project sponsor. >> two things. one for the last project. it is my project. i think that is not quite accurate for the latest plan. that is just beginning the evolution in the planning department. i forgot to add one thing. one, i appreciate georgia talking about why we couldn't go up. two, look at the front elevation. i am keeping the concept of the front. i did many different renderings of the front way of looking at it. planning was not happy. my only difference with georgia is at some point certain areas the sun set may not be individual great houses. as a unit that is what the historical code is meant. you are not going to introduce other architecture where every house on the block is similar. this is not the case. this is one house that is nonhistorical and not a great example of this style of house. it does mee

recognizing that there is a man in this outfit but there is a man in the cockpit, german here, franklin driscoll hunter is an eighth 19 hundreds, he will going to be a general in the 19 hundreds. he said you're not fighting a person, it's the machine. when he's in that cockpit, he can't recognize that he's talking about another human being. it's just a machine. this french pilot, he's talking about an interview he has a long passage about dog height and how crazy br and bullets flying everywhere, all these planes swirling, because these guys talk about one-on-one aerial duels is the thing they want to do but that's now how most of these fights were. most of these fights at minimum there are going to be eight on eight, a lot of them are going to be much higher. there are some specific battles with theirs over 100 planes in the air at any one time. so it's more crazy and disorienting and terrifying than anything else. and he gets there and he says it's impossible to speak of chivalry in that kind of scenario. arthur rice davis talks about the same thing, very similar dog bite that he experienced a

with that we bring in bob driscoll, friend of the show, former official at doj.ick up where ellison barber left off, bob, here, as we look at these, so many of the president's enemies are saying, hey, look, you weren't cleared. your individual number one. the campaign finance violations are somehow this immense deal. it doesn't feel that way though when you look at the law and the john edwards situation. >> yeah, i mean, i think it's a defensible case. and i'm never going to say it's a minor thing when the president is essentially accused of directing a felony. that's not good for white house or the president. if this were a case tried in court, which it's not because you can't indict the president, there would be all kinds of defenses to the campaign finance violation, this is my modus operandi when i'm not campaigning, and i have situations to pay or women and that's note totally defense-- >> and the team mueller indicates that michael cohen is a garbage human being. we won't lit get that, but people may read it and decide about the validity of his feelings. bu