many of those shots going into the durango suv.struck in the back and groin by three of those bullets and died a short time later. his girlfriend said she was in the store and didn't see the shooting, got back in the car after leaving the store, they drove off and went back to the hotel where they had been staying. dunn didn't call the police, didn't turn himself in until the next day. there were no weapons found in the durango suv. and on this key point, the defendants claim he saw the barrel of the gun. his testimony was directly contradicted by his fiancee. >> did the defendant ever tell you he saw a gun in that red suv? >> no. >> did the defendant ever tell you he saw a weapon of any kind in that suv? >> no. >> there was no mention of a shot gun? >> no. >> there was no mention of a barrel? >> no. >> there was no mention of a lead pipe? >> no. >> back in the hotel room, did the defendant ever tell you he saw the boys with a firearm? >> no. >> did he ever tell you that he saw the boys with a weapon? >> no. >> dunn is charged with

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she talked about when they arrived at the gas station and saw the red durango.he music was loud, she noticed that. she has a conversation with michael dunn, her fiance. here is how she said everything unfolded. >> when the defendant pulled into the parking spacings could you hear music coming from the red suv? >> yes. >> you could tell it was coming from that car? >> yes. >> from where you were sitting inside the car, could you hear the lyrics of the music? >> no, i couldn't make out the lyrics. >> could you tell what kind of music it was? >> yes, i could. >> could you hear the bass? >> yes. >> from inside the car, was anything in the car rattling in the bass? >> no. >> did the defendant say anything about the music when he parked the car next to the red car? >> yes. >> what did the defendant say? >> i hate that thug music. >> what was your response to the defendant? >> i said yes, i know. >> as you were walking to the register, did you hear anything unusual? >> yes. >> what did you hear? >> i heard pop, pop, pop. >> when you heard those noises, did you know wha

but as i stated earlier, there was no gun in that durango. it didn't happen. there was no gun. >> the police blamed police for not finding the gun. >> did the detectives close the plaza down? no. did they secure the scene? they haven't call k-9 to find the gun. why didn't they search the plaza where the suv was? never asked about the plaza, never asked about underneath the cars in the plaza, never checked the bushes, never checked the dumpsteres. you know when the detective alleges they did it? five days later. >> at the heart of the case is the stand your ground law that says you can use deadly force if you feel threatened. the defense pointed out it is the state's responsibility to show mr. dunn was not in fear of his life. the state has to prove it wasn't self-defense. >> a danger facing michael dunn need not have been actual, that the appearance of danger must have been so real that a person under the same circumstances would have believed that the danger could be avoided only through the use of the force that ehe used. michael dunn must believe that the d

indicated that a white pickup truck with a horizontal stripe alongside of it raced outside of the durango's parking lot prior to the police arriving. >> the witness said this happened at about 11:00, just after the time police believe stephen was killed. >> the description was so detailed. i mean, a loud muffler, stripes on the side, you know, a small pickup, white. it was a very clear description of what type of a vehicle it was. >> for two days, police officers stopped dozens of trucks that fit the description, checking the interiors for blood and drivers for any fresh wounds. then, they got a devastating setback. the witness now said he made the whole thing up. >> he was trying to score points with his girlfriend is what it basically boiled down to. that's a week's worth of work and it's down the tubes and it's very disappointing. >> as family and friends mourned stephen holmes, police wondered who would want him dead. >> nobody who knew him, as far as i was concerned at that time, could have hurt him, especially like that. >> we interviewed a lot of his friends, a lot of family members,

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what was in that durango were four teenage boys. >> reporter: and that really gives you a sense of whathe state argued in its closing arguments. prosecutors focused on all of the inconsistencies between what michael dunn told investigators and what he testified in open court yesterday. that argued that, again, there was no gun inside the suv. that jordan davis was inside the vehicle and not outside when michael dunn shot and killed him. and they also made it clear that dunn was angry. that he was the one who was escalating the situation, and not jordan davis. now, they also made the point that michael dunn was the one who acted after the shooting in a way that made it seem like he was not defending himself. he was the one who fled the scene. he was the one who did not call the police. and those are all actions, ashleigh, that the prosecution really focused on in their closing arguments. >> so alina, much like the zimmerman case, things started off, and they gathered momentum. the community started really getting engaged. and i'm seeing people behind you with signs. i can't read them. wh

. >> dunn says he and his fiancee pulled into a jacksonville gas station park next to a red dodge durango playing music so loud his own car was vibrating. >> jon: oh, my god that sounds terribly like every gas station and convenience store parking lot in america. [ laughter ] perhaps there was an extenuating circumstance. >> do you have any type of ear damage? >> i do. >> can you explain to the jury what damage you have and how you got that? >> um, growing up in the keys scuba dive saying big part of -- is a big part of life and i have damage to my right ear. >> jon: and did this loud thumping create you any discomfort? >> did it in my left ear, my sensitive ear. >> jon: those hooligans thoughtlessly playing loud music knowing it would attract moth like someone with one sensitive ear. [ laughter ] now you might think to yourself why didn't old pinder drums park somewhere else? [laughter] because former scuba diving vigilantes don't play that (bleep). >> you don't recall saying i hate that thug music? >> if i would have said anything i would have called it rap crap. [ laughter ] >> jon: be

>> no, sir. >> did you see or hear jordan davis attempt to get out of the durango at any point?to the defense's case, joe? >> this is critical evidence on the part for the prosecution because essentially what he's doing is negating any issues of self-defense and certainly the reasonable perception that mr. dunn could have been in fear of his life because if the kid never got out of the car, never threatened him, never did anything of a serious nature and all you have is some verbal statement, a jury will say that's not a basis to pull out a gun and shoot the person because you didn't like what they had to say. essentially what the prosecution has done is basically undermined any real credibility in terms of the defendant's position. now, the defendant has got to have somebody to corroborate what he has said and so far that hasn't taken place. it certainly didn't take place with this witness. >> all right. we'll continue to watch. john burris, thank you, sir. have a good weekend. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones

. >> dunn says he and his fiancee pulled into a jacksonville gas station park next to a red dodge durango

. >> dunn says he and his fiancee pulled into a jacksonville gas station park next to a red dodge durango own car was vibrating. >> jon: oh, my god that sounds terribly like every gas station and convenience store parking lot in america. [ laughter ] perhaps there was an extenuating circumstance. >> do you have any type of ear damage? >> i do. >> can you explain to the jury what damage you have and how you got

what was in that durango were four teenage boys. >> dunn is charged with first degree murder, meaningbe premeditated. wolfson repeatedly went after that this morning. >> the defendant's actions surrounding the killing. that's what you as members of the jury can use in determining whether or not what this defendant did on november 23rd, 2012, was premeditated murder. when he took that gun out and started shooting at point blank range, he knew what he was doing. he knew what he was doing could cause death or great bodily harm to those boys. >> dunn maintains he shot davis in self-defense. we're told right now in florida that the jury is receiving instructions. they're going to be getting the case this afternoon. defense attorney john burst joins me now. john, these jurors who are going to be deciding this case, what are they going to be looking at? >> well, i think the easy part of it is, there was ha murda mu homicide. is it first disagree, premeditations, manslaughter, a reasonable of life in danger. and was there cooperation from the defendant's statements. he claimed he heard them m

suspect was last seen driving this white 1990s dodge durango. >>> an elderly woman is dead after a homenvasion. christin ayers has more. >> reporter: a family came to heck check on an elderly woman. but they found her bound, bagged, and murdered. there was evidence someone had broken in to rob the place. >> i think the neighborhood is not safe. >> reporter: the woman in her 70s was found dead in a bedroom. her arms tied and her mouth covered and she was not the only person in the house. >> reporter: investigators are speaking with the male victim inside the home at the time. neighbors tell kpix5, that man is the woman's nephew. >> easy going. basically, nothing else. >> reporter: they say she owned and lived in this fourplex and her nephew lived here. authorities did not have any suspects tonight and were still trying to piece together how she died. >> we are putting all of the information together. talking to neighbors, talking to any possible witnesses to find out what happened. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> just two weeks ago, an 81- year-old woman was shot in t

benefits the large majority of the population or it activists are a flounders that you're going to durango if you're on here in the u.s. thank you ok thank you or you might think it's a deja vu and you could be right but the torches have turned blue this time around the people carrying them have to work harder to bring the new flame to sochi than their predecessors i'm talking of course about the power olympic torch relay that started in style in the run up to the paralympic games to take place in sochi artie's arena glue show has more. well the only have we can have to get said the torch from the fire as far as the far east of russia to where the paralympic games are going to take place and that of course is inside and they will have to cover the length and breadth of the entire country forty five cities more than fifteen hundred people are going to be involved and still we're going to be we're going to be seeing our rather impressive displays off the emotional physical and of course human in durance when we're going to be looking at people with disabilities to form in some of the most am

also found guilty of one count of shooting throw in deadly missiles to shoot him in the red dodge durango car in the tains but there was a deadlock on the murder charge against him in the jordan davis case and nicholas going off of what you were just saying at the mistrial the jury couldn't come to a decision on that i know they deliberated for a very long time what were the points of contention and this case that the jury really had to weigh. a very long time indeed after thirty hours of deliberation the jury couldn't decide it michael dunn was guilty or innocent of that first degree murder there was obviously a lot of discussion they worked very very hard thirty hours as we say and they had to take into consideration many many facts but once again the basic question here is how can a juror another human being well know when an individual fails for his life or feels that his life is actually threatened therefore if a defendant comes up with what we can say a more or less credible story the bottom line is he's the only one that knows if his life was an immediate threat because the other p

on november 23rd, 2012, when this defendant shot and killed jordan davis, there was no gun in that durangothere was no stick. there was no bat. there was no lead pipe. there was no gun. >> reporter: 47-year-old michael dunn says it all started when he exchanged words over loud music coming from an suv carrying four teens. he says he pulled his weapon after he thought he saw the teens, at least one of them, point something out the rear window toward him. dunn fired nine shots at near point blank range into the suv, killing davis. assistant state's attorney erin wolfson depicted him as a tripper happy man with a disposition for hate. >> this defendant fired round after round after round into that car. >> reporter: without warning, she startled the courtroom playing the sounds of gun fire captured by a surveillance recording. on the witness stand, dunn said he shot in self-defense after davis got out of the suv to attack him. but prosecutors say the suv and dup's car were parked too close for davis to get out. they say dunn didn't shoot to protect himself but because he was angry that davis h

as the durango was speeding away dunn got out of his car and fired three more rounds. the hotel room, you didn't call 911. >> i didn't call the police until the following morning. >> you called the pizza man, right? >> yeah i think i mentioned that, i wanted to get something for rhonda to eat. >> investigators never found a weapon on davis or in the suv, and to underscore that point prosecutors called brower back to the stand. >> did the defendant ever tell you he saw a gun in that red suv? >> no. >> did the defendant tell you he saw a weapon of any kind in that suv? >> no. >> dunn faces one count of first-degree murder and three counts of attempted murder. he has pleaded not guilty. >> if convicted, dunn faces life in prison and the shooting happened in november of 2012 just nine months after trayvon martin was killed, and this case is being handled by the same prosecutor angela cory. >> thank you. >>> french president heads to california today, and he spent the last two days with president obama where it seems they got along well. >> i have two daughters, and they ar

it's a white mid-1990s dodge durango.anyone with information should call san jose police. >>> in oakland police are investigating the death of a woman in her 70s. they say she may have been a victim of a home invasion. officers were called to a home on 34th avenue near foothill boulevard in the fruitvale around 2:15 this afternoon. paul chambers is live at opd headquarters and tell us police found evidence that someone had forced their way into the home. paul. >> reporter: frank, police say they got a call asking someone to go by the woman's house and check on her welfare. for several hours tonight, oakland police investigated the city's 11th homicide of the year. investigators say around 2:15 this afternoon, officers were dispatched to the department building in the 1800 block of 34th avenue in the fruitvale. >> when officers arrived on the scene, they did a search of the exterior of the residence and they found what appeared to be a forced entry. >> reporter: once officers went inside they found two people who were rela

it's a white mid-1990s dodge durango.th information should call san jose police. >>> in oakland police are investigating the death of a woman in her 70s. they say she may have been a victim of a home invasion. officers were called to a home on 34th avenue near foothill boulevard in the fruitvale around 2:15 this afternoon. paul chambers is live at opd headquarters and tell us police found evidence that someone had forced their way into the home. paul. >> reporter: frank, police say they got a call asking someone to go by the woman's house and check on her welfare. for several hours tonight, oakland police investigated the city's 11th homicide of the year. investigators say around 2:15 this afternoon, officers were dispatched to the department building in the 1800 block of 34th avenue in the fruitvale. >> when officers arrived on the scene, they did a search of the exterior of the residence and they found what appeared to be a forced entry. >> reporter: once officers went inside they found two people who were related. a ma

late really threw a dart on durango, colorado.anging, the music business was changing. this was the final straw. i was told to go down by in famous a and r person to go see a band down at the roxy. i went down. sorry, your name is not on the list. okay, i'll buy a ticket. it's sold out. i need to get in. the record company wanted me here. after 30 years in the business it was a slap in the face. screw this. let's do something else. let's get out of here. i was very active until last year. i enjoy working at home. i can mix in my pajamas. the neighbors are great. i had the misfits. the neighbor across the way called me and said somebody is going hallelujah. have you got a preacher over there? >> the first ramones record i worked on. carbona was banned. bbc wouldn't play it. nope. >> i don't think i'm ready to jump back on board yet. my ears got blaired outment i'm just taking it easy. one thing i'm proud of is i have made a lot of music that made a lot of people happy. even if i just made one person happy and made them change their

their other argument is the durango left the scene. i don't think the jury will focus on it. dunn. if they believe him, he could get acquitted or a lesser included charge, but again the physical evidence is on the side of the prosecution. >> let's talk about that. it interesting in this particular jury instruction. the judge included a lot of lesser offenses. it's not that he said you must find first degree murder. he included a lot of other reasons that they could find him guilty. it's interesting that the jury came back with the question that they came back with once they started deliberating, saying can we find guilty on one charge and not another or not guilty on one charge and guilty on another? what does that tell you? >> i think what they are probably focusing on, i will say it's a caveat. you never know what the jury is thinking. >> right. >> we could be completely off base. if i'm in the courtroom and hear that question about self-defense and whether we should consider it separately, there is no evidence whatsoever that michael dunn had seen anything to suggest the o

taillights of this vehicle as they were driving away and police found no weapons in that teens' dodge durangoing in angela mcilroy, an adjunct professor and former prosecutor. what he say, i was afraid for my life. these people said i'm going to kill you or i should kill you. what did he do? he fired nine shots, got in his vehicle, told his girlfriend, get in the car, get in the car, get in the car three times. went to the hotel. didn't mention a gun, went to the hotel, ordered a pizza. took the dog out to pee, slept beginning at 5 a.m. and drove 2 1/2 hours home and never called the cops. >> it's a very difficult case for him. that's why in most cases the defendant won't testify. most lawyers say you can't testify you won't help yourself. here, he didn't have one witness either who supported what the he said. it could be nobody was around who heard it or saw it the way he did. the prosecution brought in a lot of witnesses who said we didn't see any reason for it to happen. could they have dumped the gun nearby? there were dumpster is a round and possible it may have happened. was it possible

. >> reporter: police say they never found a gun in the teen's red dodge durango.ttorney mark o'mara will question why didn't he just drive off? the two left the scene, never calling police. they checked into a hotel and ordered a pizza. she testified they sat by the elevator truly believing police were coming. >> i'll tell you, they're talking about the girl friend's testimony here, but what you heard in the interrogation, it was fight or flight. you heard that from the defendant. that's going to be really damaging testimony, because that's the point of the prosecution, you could have left but you didn't. >> coming up next on "new day," sage kotsenburg makes history in country, becoming not only the first olympian to win gold there but also the first ever to win gold in that event. we'll hear from him in a few minutes. >> and this was a big one, especially in the cuomo household, "flappy bird" grounded. it's impossible. spokesperson: we decided to settle this. a steel cage death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers. turbocharged engine

police say they never found a gun in the teen's red dodge durango. >> the only thing he had on his personell phone and a pocket knife. and both of those things were in his pockets when he was shot and killed. >> reporter: at the crux of the case, why didn't dunn just drive off? >> he just had somebody threaten his life, display a weapon, try to exit a vehicle and say this is [ mute ] going down now. and for the first time in his life, he has to use a firearm to defend himself. >> reporter: so one thing that continues come up in court the fact that dunn left the scene, never calling 911. it was detectives who were able to talk to witnesses and found a license plate and that's ultimately how they tracked him down. anderson, you can imagine both sides of the aisle are definitely focusing on that element. >> thanks a lot. to discuss with our equal justice panel, a former federal prosecutor, a criminal defense attorney. sunny, he didn't drive off when he could have and avoided this whole thing. he did drive off after shooting this young man, went to a hotel, watched a movie, had a drink, hung

. >> reporter: police say they never found a gun in the teens' durango.e crux of the case, why didn't dunn just drive off? >> he just had somebody threaten his life, display a weapon, try to exit a vehicle and say this [ bleep ] is going down now [ bleep ]. and for the first time in his life, he has to use a firearm to defend himself. >> reporter: all right, so, erin, another key part of the case that the jury will be taking a close look at is the fact that dunn left the scene and never called police. detectives actually caught up with him because witnesses were able to get the license plate numbers, and then track him down to his house. so the prosecutors obviously are very focused on this. the defense is, as well. it's important to point out that dunn told police during the interrogation that took place that he was afraid that he'd never should have left the scene, but he says he wanted to get back home, be around his family, and then talk to law enforcement there. >> all right, tory, thank you very much. she really laid it out so clearly. i want to bri

detectives said he drove off in this dodge durango which was caught on surveillance camera. >>> no arrests the frustration of a pleasanton family, david lamont was beaten into a coma outside his own home as he tried to quiet down some teens. police announced they won't make any arrests because they say they had insufficient evidence to bring charges against anyone. the family said they are disappointed but they are focusing on lamont's recovery. >>> no hollywood script for clint eastwood, he saved a man's life. clint eastwood did the heimlich maneuver at a dinner on wednesday night. the 83-year-old acting legend was at -- was volunteering at a dinner at the pebble beach golf tournament when the tournament director started to choke on a piece of cheese. >> no question. there's no question he saved my life. i couldn't breathe. we've got a party tonight for all the players and he will be there. i'm sure i'm going to hear about it, but, you know, i gave him a hug after and i'll give him a hug again forever and ever and ever. >> dirty harry to the rescue. >>> our olympic coverage continues righ

going to be killed>> reporter: he said he pulled into a gas station, parking next to a red dodge durango playing music so loud his vehicle was rattling. >> my eardrums were vibrating. >> reporter: while his fiance was in the store, he said he spoke to the teens. >> i said can you turn that down, please? they turned it off. >> at that point, what did you then say? >> i said thank you. >> reporter: moments later, he said the volume was back up and jordan davis in the back seat was using racially infused profanity that grew increasingly theory. >> i hear, i should kill that mother [ bleep ] and i'm flabbergasted. i must not be hearing this right. >> reporter: dunn says he tried to deescalate the situation, asking are you talking to me? that's when he says davis reached for something. >> he reached forward and slammed it against the door. i saw sticking above like the windowsill about four inches of a barrel. >> reporter: from then on he described an escalating series of threats and actions by the 17-year-old. >> now the door opens and this young man gets out and as his head clears the windo

music at a convenience store in jacksonville, florida, resulted in dunn firing ten shots at a red durango suv with four teenaged occupants. davis was struck in the back and groin by three bullets and died a short time later. the defendant says davis verbally threatened his life and claimed davis was holding what looked like a gun. that claim was unsupported by any other witness. there were no weapons found in the vehicle and the defendant's fiancee said under oath dunn never mentioned seeing him with a gun. after the shooting dunn left the scene with his fiancee and did not call police. jordan davis', a verdict that failed to deliver justice to their son. >> we are so grateful for the truth. we're so grateful that the jurors were able to understand the common sense of it all. and we will continue to stand and we will continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> there are a lot of good kids out there, a lot of good nephew, a lot of good grandsons. granddaughters. nieces. and they should have a voice that they shouldn't live in fear and walk around the streets worrying about if someone has a

. >> we were looking for a white oldsmobile and the husband was following in a dodge durango so i setcars on highway 29 hoping we could intercept her. >> even with multiple officers on the road, bolt believes the chances of catching up with the desperate woman are slim. but luck is on his side. after just a few minutes, bolt thinks he spots the white oldsmobile. >> i was kind of actually surprised that there's a vehicle in front of me. i didn't know for sure if it was her but the car was moving at a high rate of speed passing other traffic. >> this has got to be the one. she's on i-43, passing cars on the shoulder. >> trooper bolt flicks on his lights and chases after the driver, whose speed reaches 120 miles per hour. other drivers move out of the way of those two speeding cars. >> passed a couple vehicles on the ramp, and then i was finally able to catch up to it on i-43 where it proceeded to go at high speeds up on to the top of the bridge. >> the driver heads on to tower drive bridge, rising 130 feet above the fox river. in the middle of the bridge, she pulls over. bolt has an une

his son's wedding in november 2012 and was in the car outside asking four black teenagers in the durango>> hey, would you mind turing that down? and they -- >> reporter: in this interrogation video he explained that they then turned it back up. when he complained they started yelling from inside the vehicle. that's when dunn says he saw something point at him from the suv. >> either a barrel or a stick but, sir, there -- they're like we're going to kill you. >> reporter: dunn says he grabbed a 9 millimeter fired four shots and walked outside his car as the suv backed away. jordan davis, just 17 and in the backseat was killed. his three teenage friends survived. >> to justify what i did, on that second volley other than saying i thought they were going to be shooting back. >> reporter: police found no weapons in the suv. davis' mother heartbroken. >> like vigilanteism. it's not just about jordan. a lot of other people have died behind these laws. >> reporter: the lead prosecutor is the same state attorney who failed to convict george zimmerman who argued self-concerns in the shooting deat

. >> it was coming from over at the gas station, and then a red, and it looked like a dodge durango, and it with was like pop, pop, pop. >> i had never been so scared in my life. and that is when i reached into the glove box and unholstered many my pistol. >> reporter: the sot. >> my son was gunned down by a man who didn't like his music. >> it was not an issue of loud music, but it was a n issue of them threatening my life. >> once all of the facts come out, it is going to be very clear that mr. dunn acted responsibly and as any responsible firearms owner would have acted in the same circumstances. >> and he goes, you are dead [ bleep ]. >> and i said, oh, baby, let me give you a hug. let me give you a hug. he says, mom, i have to go. and i said, please, let me give you a hug. that is the last time i saw is him. >> we are covering these breaking developments from all angles here on cnn, and as i have said before, this is adult con verysati -- conversation, ae ready for this. we have defense criminal attorney paul callan and ben ferguson and marc lamont hill and holly hughes, and on

reporter: dup says he and his fiancee pulled into a jacksonville gas station next to a red dodge durango playing music so loud his own car was vibrating. >> body panels in the suv were rattling, my rear-view mirror was shaking. my ear drums were vibrating. this was ridiculously loud music. >> reporter: while his fiancee was in the store, dunn says politely spoke to the teens. >> i said can you turn that down, please? they turned it off. if the music wasn't off at least the bass stopped completely. >> that the point what did you say? >> i said thank you. >> moments later dunn said the problem was back up and jordan davis in the back passenger seat was using racially insanity. >> i heard him say i should kill that mother [ mute ]. i'm f i'm flabbergasted. >> reporter: he says he tried to deescalate the conversation by saying are you talking to me? >> he stuck something above the door. i saw above the window sill about 4 inches of a barrel. >> reporter: from then on dunn described an escalating series of actions by the 17-year-old. >> now door opens, and this young man gets out. and as his

detectives say he drove off in this dodge durango which was caught on a surveillance camera. >>> coming today in the bay" we go live to sochi where janelle wang will give us her perspective on the opening ceremony and why people without tickets to the event are still having the time of their lives. and it is there the olympic flame. all the day's news and the storm coverage with two meteorologists this morning all coming up at 7:00. >> we are back on a sort morning. it is february 8th, 2014, and are you looking at what appears to be a gorgeous day in sochi. that is the seaport of soech where i. meantime, back here at rockefeller plaza, we have a hard where i group of friends out there who stopped by to say hello. looking forward to saying hello to them in person in just a few moments. i'm erica hill along side genwra wolf and dillon dryer. lester is in sochi this morning, and we will have more in just a few minutes. we want to get you caught up on some of the morning's top stories. family, friends, and fellow actors coming out on friday to say good-bye to actor philip seymour hoffman. h

the vehicle is described as a white s-u-v, mid -1990s dodge durango. >> pam: new tonight.oakland police say, they have made four arrests. after a violent home invasion in oakland. the crime happened last month. an 81- year old woman was shot. but managed to survive. >> pam: police say, two of the suspects are under age 18. and all four have a criminal history. including car-break -ins. >> pool should feel free to stay safe inside their own home and it is our mission to create an environment of such. people spot >> pam: meantime, oakland police are investigating a second home invasion from last friday. >> pam: in that case. a 77- year old woman was killed in her home, on the 18-hundred block of 34-th avenue. >> pam: police say they think the residents may have been targeted. but say, this home invasion is unrelated to the one last month. >> pam: and an alleged home invasion in hayward left one man dead and a woman injured. >> pam: last night, police say, a man reported seeing several people enter his home on western boulevard. he believes he was being robbed. he shot a male suspect and k

it is a white, mid 1990s, dodge durango. >>> we're learning that no criminal charges will be filed in case of a monooutside husband pleasanton home. david lamont was attacked after confronting young people making noise outside his home. he's recovering from a serious head injury and several persons of interest were identified in this case. but yesterday, the alameda county district attorney announced that no criminal charges will be filed because of a lack of evidence. >>> time now 7:4 # 2, the president is getting ready to head to california as the drought continues to dominate the conversation in the central valley. how he feels about the solution now being proposed. >>> and they just keep coming the limited edition beer has people lining up for a taste. what some say is making it so particular. >>> first let's take you outside, and a look at traffic on 880 rolling through oakland oakland. it is wet out there. in just a bit if you look at the right side of the screen, that's the oakland coliseum, fan fest at 10:00 this morning. it's going to be a wet fan fest today. if you're gettin

what was in that durango -- >> sunny, let me leave you with this.in this case probably today. it's been a fairly quick trial. if this is an acquittal, how big a decision will this be for the community? the it doesn't have the wassage zimmerman did. benefits somewhat from being the snekd a line of these cases in some places but what do you think happens if dunn walks? >> it is going to be significant. i can tell you that while i've been in the courtroom, there have been pastors here. the courtroom is packed. many, many people from the community. one gentleman told me yesterday, what do you think, sun ji what do you think is going to happen? i just really don't know. he said, we can't go 0-2. we can't go 0-2. the community cannot withstand that. i think that speaks volumes. >> i think that's a strong point to end it on sunny. we'll see what happens. obviously, the interest is always in seeing justice prevail, but this case has a lot of overtones for sure. i know it's cold out there. thanks for suffering through it for us. speak with you later on. >>>

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