feldman came in on his own to be interviewed by police. but with physical evidence and several interviews they had probable cause to arrest him. elsa gillis channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> breaking news out of huntersville where chopper 9 sky zoom just arrived over the scene of a school bus crash. this is along old statesville medic telling us they're treating four patients with minor injuries on the scene. huntersville fire and north meck rescue also responded. we're asking what led up to the crash and if any students were on board the bus at the time. >>> wake county health officials confirm their first case of zika virus. it's the fifth in the state so far. health officials in the county say the patient got the virus abroad. the mosquito born virus is suspected of causing severe birth defects. >>> well outside, we started out with sun. but it's not ending that way. >> welcome to march. things fast moving. two days ago, temperatures in the 70s. this leading edge we're keeping an eye on. those shades of yellow and orange. as i explained, l

the proceeds from that policy were paid to irwin feldman. the warrant states there is biological evidence linking irwin feldman to the crime >> family, friends and coworkers mourning the loss of a young mother gunned down and killed in the parking lot at work. the man responsible is charged with the murder of rachelle and the attempted murder of her co-worker cody watts. pamela escobar live from the mcdonald's which reopened after closed most of today. do we know anything more about motives here? >> well, hickory police say it was domestic in nature. i spoke with rachelle's family by phone and they were not ready to do an interview. but what they did tell me the man arrested eric young is the father of her kids. rachelle lyle, a shift manager at mcdonald's on 321 was gunned down around dinnertime. her family says she was talking with the manager cody watts. the catawba county district attorney says eric young rammed watt's truck with his vehicle. investigators say lyle young shot and killed lyle and began shooting in watt's truck. hickory po

irwin feldman is accused of killing ina feldman in 2014. a search warrant shows on the night of her death, her son irwin drafted a list of his mother's assets and intended to distribute them to family members. a life insurance policy was not on the list. police learned ms. feldman did have a policy and proceeds were paid to irwin. the warrant states there is biological evidence linking irwin feldman to the crime scene. >>> a woman now charged with three counts of murder in a triple homicide in gaston county. crystal gambino was originally charged with killing her husband giovanni. now you a accused of geoffrey a caller says crystal admitted killing her husband after she caught him cheating with another woman. ism appears the victims met online. >>> we now know the name of a pedestrian killed in a hit and run in east charlotte. police say 51-year-old jose gutierrez was hit and killed monday morning. the driver is charged with driving while impaired and felony hit and run. >>> the number of mumps cases in north carolina is growing. there are

joining us now, dave feldman. >> hi everyone, i'm dave feldman in the csn bay area statutes the basketballsaturday to beat the thunder. the warrior fans were wondering if things are still a-okay with green and kerr. green is an emotional leader,çe got in a heated exchange with coach kerr at halftime and may have sparked the second half come back. though green was 0 for 8 from the field, he had 14 boards, six steels, and 12 blocks. toda[ç green said this. >> i apologize to my teammates and my coaching staff and this organization. that was not the right way to handle what needed to beç handled. and as a leader of this team, i can't do that, it sets a bad precedent for how everything is ran around here. as far as curry, he isç listeds questionable because of an injured left ankle. he did it in the third quarter, versus okc, hurt it falling in to the basket support, and then russell westbrook came down on top of hit. and he left the game and of course, returned to be theç he but the ankle did force him to miss practice today, and he is questionable for tomorrow's game at oracle against the

. >> meet susie feldman, corey feldman's ex and playboy model. she is an example of what not to do. in about five years her teeth went this to this. >> as my marriage started to end, and travel, i had an eating nightmare i wouldn't wish on and that really deteriorates your teeth. >> helping with susie's trance for makes is dr. kevin. he is connected to many famous smiles. susie is an extreme case. the 33-year-old was given a second chance. eight hours. 21 veneers, one day. not sedated. no pain medicine. becauue i'm sober. so it was very -- ways very very raw. >> and theresults, left her very emotional. >> because they are beautiful. >> you're beautiful. you're going to make me >> a smile means everything. >> he is very close to the people hehelped. his mother was his first patient. >> which parenthood star worked assume? peter crawford in laura graham. craig nelson? >>> and at etonline.com, anna duggar in tears after visiting her husband josh in sex rehab. can sse really forgive and forget. >> some say he doesn't deserve it. >> prepare to swoon. might be the sweetest dad in hollywoo

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tom: we will continue with robert alan feldman of morgan stanley. kennedy, thank you so much for stopping by this morning. with so much going on with the norway rate cuts and what we will see later, robbie feldman on asia and the global economy. later, a conversation with the chairman. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ yesterday, was the -- i want to show you the pound. still significantly higher, gaining 5% after we heard janet yellen saying she is concerned about global growth. european 600 stock index. they were gaining and then they were flat and now they are down 10.5%. tom: robert feldman is with us today joining us from japan. thrilled he can join us. robbie, all want to know your belief on this coordinated race to the bottom for central banks. lower nominal gdp, lower inflation, lower real growth. does it all play out as a currency adjustment? i think currencies are certainly part of the adjustment, but at the g-20 meetings in shanghai and couple weeks ago, it was very clear to all of major policymakers were very much focused on the limit

. >> meet susie feldman, corey feldman's ex and playboy she is an example of what not to do. her teeth went from this to this. >> as end, i had a serious proolem. i had an eating disorder, smoking cigarettes, nightmare i wouldn't wish on anyone. and that really deteriorates your >> helping with susie's transformation, is dr. kevin he is connected to many famous smiles. susie is an extreme cas as cameras roll, the 33-year-old was given a second chance. >> i was in the chair for about eight hours. 21 veneers, one day. not sedated. completely awake. no pain m because i'm sober. so it was very -- i was very aware. very raw. >> and the results, left her very emotional. >> why are you crying? >> because they are beautiful. >> you're beautiful. you're going to make m >> a smile means everything. >> he is very close to the people he helped. his mother was his first patient. >> which parenthood star worked as a mascot wearing a dog costume? is it petercrawford? laura graham? craig t nelson? >> i was going to ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight.

. >> meet susie feldman, cory feldman's ex-and a former playboy model. after battling anorexia and a drug problem, she went from this to this. >> i had an eating disorder, smoking cigarettes, a nightmare i wouldn't wish on anyone. and that was really deteriorating to the teeth. i couldn't show my teeth. i couldn't smile. >> helping with susie's transformation is dr. kevin sams. the 33-year-old has 21 veneers. >> not sedated, completely awake. no pain medicine, i'm sober. so it was very, i was very aware, very raw. >> and the results? well, they're very emotional. >> why are you crying? >> because it's beautiful. >> you're beautiful. you're going to make me cry. look, we've got a homeless. we've got beverly hills. park bench, park place. >> well, dr. sams is very close actually, his mother wassist our gardens have evolved. we can run them from anywhere. make them greener faster. drop them and watch them bloom. they're 5-star worthy, grown regionally... and keep their color... a lot, lot longer. these gardens are the next generation of blooming. bring on s

irwin feldman appeared for a bond hearing. he killed his own mom in 2014. search warrants state the motive behind the murder could have been financial gain. police learned of a life insurance policy for feldman that irwin was the beneficiary of. and other family members had no idea it existed. when feldman reported his mom's death, he told officers the home was ran sacked and she was beaten. kayla: investigation is under way after a school nurse found a marijuana substance in a rock hill police say it was found at the child development center on east black street yesterday afternoon. officers say the substance looked like a marijuana hash oil paste and did test positive for thc. nurse told officers none of the children claimed ownership of the drug. no charges have been filed. bill: pretty big news out of chester county tonight where, a detention center officer is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with an inmate. that's according to arrest warrants we got our hands on today. we've been talking to deputies about what they believe happened and w

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. >> meet susie feldman, cory feldman's ex-and a former playboy model. after battling anorexia and a drug problem, she went from this to this. >> i had an eating disorder, smoking cigarettes, a nightmare and that was really deteriorating to the teeth. i couldn't show my teeth. i couldn't smile. >> helping with susie's transformation is dr. kevin sams. he's connected to many famous smiles. the 33-year-old has 21 veneers. >> not sedated, completely awake. no pain medicine, i'm sober. so it was very, i was very aware, very raw. >> and the results? well, they're very emotional. >> why are you crying? >> because it's beautiful. >> you're beautiful. you're going to make me cry. look, we've got a homeless. we've got beverly hills. park bench, park place. >> well, dr. sams is very close actually, his mother wa there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of goingt

at that time, feldman explains, the flag salute closely resembled the straight arm nazi salute except that upon was to be turned upward and not down. the national leader of the jehovah's witnesses had recently given a speech announcing the not see salute and several witnesses children around the country had come to the conclusion that lillian explained to her teacher. saluting the flag was idolatry. lillian and william were shunned at school, the family grocery store was threatened with violence and boycotted. school district changed saluting the flag from a custom to a legal duty and the children were expelled from school. their case went to the supreme court. more clouds lowered over the world. the context was not favorable to the witnesses. they were pacifists. they had opposed u.s. participation in the first world war and were opposing any u.s. involvement in any war in europe. june 1940, days after the nazi troops marched into paris, the court ruled 8-1 that the school district had the power to make saluting the flag mandatory. the opinion for the court was written by justice fel

. >> meet susie feldman, cory feldman's ex-and a former playboy model.i had an eating disorder, smoking cigarettes, a nightmare i wouldn't wish on anyone. and that was really deteriorating to the teeth. i couldn't show my teeth. i couldn't smile. >> helping with susie's transformation is dr. kevin sams. he's connected to many famous smiles. the 33-year-old has 21 veneers. >> not sedated, completely awake. no pain medicine, i'm sober. so it was very, i was very aware, very raw. >> and the results? well, they're very emotional. >> why are you crying? >> because it's beautiful. >> you're beautiful. you're going to make me cry. look, we've got a homeless. we've got beverly hills. park bench, park place. >> well, dr. sams is very close to the people he helps. actually, his mother wass ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady

. >> meet susie feldman, cory feldman's ex-and a former playboy model.om this to this. >> i had an eating disorder, smoking cigarettes, a nightmare i wouldn't wish on anyone. and that was really deteriorating to the teeth. i couldn't show my teeth. i couldn't smile. >> helping with susie's transformation is dr. kevin sams. he's connected to many famous smiles. the 33-year-old has 21 veneers. >> not sedated, completely awake. no pain cimedine, i'm sober. so it was very, i was very aware, very raw. >> and the results? well, they're very emotional. >> why are you crying? >> because it's beautiful. >> you're beautiful. you're going to make me cry. look, we've got a we've got beverly hills. park bench, park place. >> well, dr. sams is very close to the people he helps. actually, his mother wassist can i go to the sleepover? lucy, i want you to promise me something if there's any drinking i want you to say, no thanks not my thing. mom i promise you your real friends won't care, deal? i promise mom they really do hear you did you pack your toothbrush? for tips

police say erwin feldman murdered his mother at her home in south charlotte back in 2014. search warrants we leased this morning reveal a comforter, a pillow, flat sheet, and lamp were all taken from the scene of the night of the crime. the documents also reveal more about their relationship and a possible motive. we're breaking all that down for you today at 5:00 on eyewitness news. investigators for more information after a mother and her toddler were stabbed in caldwell county. investigators believe it started from a domestic incident at a home on fair way acres drive south of lenoir. they arrested one man. the toddler was air lifted to the hospital. investigators say another child may have also been hurt. >>> in the past few hours, police identified the driver in this crash that killed a west meck high school student they say austin lock is in critical condition after tuesday's crash on windy grove road in west mecklenburg county. 15-year-old heaven shay was in the backseat and died. two other passengers and west meck students were injured. charges are pending. >>> in

. >>> information in the case of a man charged for killing his and irwin feldman is accused of killing his mom in 2014. a warrant obtained by wbtv on the night of the murder her son drafted a list of mother's assets and was going to distribute them to family members but a life insurance policy was not on the list. they learned she did have a policy and that her son was the beneficiary. according to the warrant the proceeds from that policy were paid. it states that there is evidence leaking -- linking him to the crime scene. >>> and information on a triple murder. and crystal gambino charged with the murders. she was charged with killing her husband. she is now accused of killing two others. all three victims were found naked and shot to death at the gambino home. >>> a clerk and the moment she decided to fight back after a robbery. she was working in georgia and what happened, well, it was quick when a hooded man came in, he pulls out a pistol. she fights back. when he demanded the money, she hits him over the head and goes for a hammer, i said i can not. >> i said i'll shoot you, i s

but for anyone to suggest she's moved to the left is simply not true. >> mike feldman, this campaign has been fully aired for months. yet there is a huge enthusiasm gap for hillary clinton. her negatives are very high, not as high as donald trump, but very high. what -- how does she turn any of that around now? she hasn't succeeded so far. >> first of all, this is what i was talking about earlier. she has a lot of work to do to energize the democratic base. that's part of what happens, when some of these arguments that are happening internally, turn to an external conversation, turn to a general election. and look, if the nominee is donald trump, i think a lot of that work will be done for her. in that i think people will see the choice very clearly. no matter who she faces, if the republicans go in another direction, if there's an open convention, there will be a choice in know. that in and of itself will galvanize the democratic race in the fall. >> she's relying on the gop disarray and problems to take care of the lack of enthusiasm for her? >> no, i'm not saying that. i think tha

. >> scott feldman explains why confirming him could be difficult. >> republicans, especially on the senate side circling the wagons. the controversy has less to do with the person and lot more to do with the policy and process. >> well-liked and highly respected and considered a fine republican justice. why mayor may never make it to the u.s. supreme court. >> i have fulfilled my constitutional duty. now it's time for the senate to do theirs. >> g.o.p. senators were already vowing to block him. >> the timing of this is in the middle of the horrific press campaigns. >> and many say, they won't confirm garland. and because president obama in the final year, the seat should remain. >> and give the people a voice, in filling this vacancy. >> i don't want to see a lame-duck president, make a permanent appointment, in terms of the volatility. the better thing to do is wait until after the election. >> democrats, until eight justices would be unjust. >> we hope the saner heads, if garland can't get garland sup pore, then nobody can. . >> judge garland will make the traditional rounds how m

that from ryan feldman from research in case it's not correct. that's who you want to get ahold of.lorida gulf coast advances and they win by 31. >> all right, two more games on wednesday and then the raeal fun begins thursday and friday. two of the best sports day of the year. >> we dedicate this segment to the communal indications team from west georgia watching us in the house tonight. >> now back to you. >> all right. >> okay. >> calm student, yes. >>> up next in "the pulse," dr. jones, harrison ford and steven spielberg teaming up again for another adventure. and the homeless man receiving a six-figure reward. six-figure reward. when your allergy symptoms start... i've been claritin clear for 14 days. ...doctors recommend taking one claritin every day of your allergy season... ...for continuous relief. with powerful, 24 hour... ...non-drowsy claritin, live claritin clear. every day. and clean and real and inside jokes and school night. good, clean food pairs well with anything. try the clean pairings menu. at panera. food as it should be. my m...about my toothpasteice. she evea

next, the return of alphonse -- al hunt, mike feldman, and steve mcmahon.ining us now, al hunt. our friends mike feldman and steve mcfadden -- steve mcmahon. democratic gurus. is it gurus? or guru? >> it certainly fits. >> exit polls are coming in talking about the electorate and what they think. one that flooded into my e-mail box is in the republican party which says that 85% of donald trump voters favor his ideas for a muslim ban and 60% of non-trump voters. i know that you two are democrats. what does that say about where the republican party is today and how much of that is an indication of why donald trump is doing so well? >> i think there was a bloomberg purple paul that first discovered -- purple poll that first discovered the level of support among the primary electorate for the idea. think it says that the republican party is neither very diverse nor very tolerant of other points of view. as a democrat, i cannot believe it. it seems so inconceivable to me, but you see it again and again in these polls. >> there is something very powerful and pass

tennessee, and the former chief of staff to vice president al gore, democratic strategist michael feldmanome, gentlemen. is this inside baseball, or do you think the voters will care about whether or not there is a high court nominee? is good primary politics. i think they will care. for hillary clinton, it energizes the base and gets it is also good general election politics for her, because in the end, there will be a choice, and whoever gets elected will ultimately be responsible for the makeup of the court, not just this nominee that two or three others during their term, so this is good for her. to harold, are they going come in and say when the shoe is on the other foot, sam alito, he did not want to vote on that, so it is just a matter of who is in the opposition? harold: i think they have done that by citing this the dishes -- this fictitious biden rule, and she lays out concerns from guns to women's rights to voting rights, and issues, to michael's points, which will not only help during this primary season but which will unite the party after the primary between her and senator

it is called sister chapelle because of lauren lucy feldman. once they got involved with the green book, 95% of the businesses were black-owned businesses that supported the green book and supported travels on open road. i think we have another clip we're going to show of some of my interviews from the film. [video clip] >> where are you from? >> new york city, manhattan. my parents lived in our home when i was born. -- lived in harlem when i was born. i lived and moved in queens. >> your parents met here? >> they met in kansas, where my mother lived, and my mother grew the up. during world war ii, my father was stationed there. that is when they met. then my father was sent to france, and when the war was over they got married and moved to new york. . and that is where i was born. >> at the woman's hospital? >> the woman's hospital, which is no longer there, near columbia university. >> and your family would go back south for holidays and summer vacations, weddings and funerals, things like that? >> you go south to her three times a year. we w

it is called sister chapelle because of lauren lucy feldman.e they got involved with the green book, 95% of the businesses were black-owned businesses that supported the green book and supported travels on open road. i think we have another clip we're going to show of some of

swarming a gun shops wanted to smash in the cases and then they made off with dozens of gun gabe feldman has the latest from houston texas after a two day manhunt police say they have captured three of these ten brazen gun store bandits were caught on five different security cameras reading houston shop in this newly released surveillance video watch as the hooded and masked suspects the chain attached to a pickup truck to rip the steel clad front door right off its hinges the first inside ran sacking the premises using hammers to smash the display cases snatching dozens of weapons this the jumping over a counter to rip an assault rifle off a wall display and this hooded burglar bagging at least eighteen handguns in potentially means is you've got that many people now shipping firearms will go straight to houston the crocs making several trips back to their state vehicles to unload the loot. one suspect nearly falling as he races back into the store. others dropping a few guns as they rush to escape before police arrived police say to these less than two minutes to get away with more tha

when feldman reported his mom steffi told officers the homers the late nancy reagan paying their respects today is the more elective these began honoring reagan in california. the former first lady passed away sunday at the age of 94. senior correspondent adam housley is at the ronald reagan presidential library. >> a farewell to a former first lady three days of public mourning for nancy reagan began at the reagan presidential library in simi valley california. american flags lined the driveway that leads to reagan's final resting place alongside her husband. an honor guard ball to mrs. reagan's casket into libraries courtyard and lobby where she will lie in repose for two days. even the smallest details planned by the first lady herself pays. >> mrs. reagan was intimately involved from who the guesswork to the pallbearers were in the people reading during the program everything dodown to the we are just following her quarters to make sure she has the funeral she wanted. family friends and special guests including house speaker paul ryan pay their respects first-grader former reagan advi

when feldman reported his mom ransacked. kayla: france family and fans of the late nancy reagan paying their respects today is the more elective these began honoring reagan in california. the former first lady passed away sunday at the age of 94. senior correspondent adam housley is at the ronald reagan presidential library. >> a farewell to a former first lady three days of public mourning for nancy reagan began at the reagan presidential library in simi valley california. american flags lined the driveway that leads to reagan's final resting place alongside her husband. an honor guard ball to mrs. reagan's casket into libraries courtyard and lobby where she will lie in repose for two days. even the smallest details planned by the first lady herself pays. >> mrs. reagan was intimately involved from who the guesswork to the pallbearers were in the people reading during the flowers. we are just following her quarters to make sure she has the funeral she wanted. family friends and special guests including house speaker paul ry

the congress is actually said we can only use the techniques in the army feldman well and there is noarding in that, beyond that, michael. our knowledge of the enemy, our sense of the threat is also changed so i said if a future president wants to water board, i don't think my old agency will do that again. >> ronald reagan's ambassador was faith ryan, he had just weighed in in written form embracing donald trump in many respects and among other things, she said donald trump meanwhile is getting some important things right. the goal is to wipe out isis, alibi a alial qaeda and jihads. he can talk to vladimir putin and it's good, high time. he has said he dislikes the agreement, says it was badly negotiated but will respect and enforce it. oddly enough, these are mature positions that out class those of several opponents that love to pose as policy heavy weights but have a pension for taking childish approaches to serious matters. will you respond to the ambassador? >> sure. i don't think we should rip up the agreement on day one. the candidate i support, governor bush had the same vie

. ♪ ♪ zev feldman is with resonance records. >> when i'm listening to this music i hear a fresh energyy built a time machine that can take you back to what it was like on that opening night. >> brown: most amazing of all, perhaps: the band and its monday night tradition have continued. it's been called the vanguard jazz orchestra since the death of mel lewis in 1990. the 17 musicians, crowded on the vanguard's small stage, make their livings from teaching, playing in broadway shows and other gigs. monday nights are mostly for fun and tradition. because this isn't a living for anybody, right? >> depends on how you live. >> brown: these days, trombonists john mosca and douglas purviance serve, respectively, as the band's director and manager. >> this whole phenomenon is about the music. and it's about, you know, the quality of the arrangements and the compositions. thad jones is the core of what we do. and we've always tried to add other composers and arrangers at that level, which is not an easy thing to do. >> we feel about our book the way a classical musicians would feel about the re

right now, the "morning must-read," noah feldman always smart for bloomberg view. on law and legal. he looks at the immigration challenges, and as you wonderfully have done, the real tangible challenges for your europe. tom: francine lacqua, discuss. francine: it is a difficult one because we saw a small victory for angela merkel, who has been up front that she wants to help immigration and refugees, but she has had backlash. angela merkel is the one person who has held europe together. she has been helping greece, portugal, and spain. if she were to be less popular because of her stance on immigration, then who comes next? be in crisis, and the markets are underestimating that. tom: give us an update on the fear stories. the swedish rape stories, coming nes -- wherean o does that stand? when we talkn about brexit, immigration is at the forefront. it is quite difficult not to , thethe headlines headlines that are in -- therate politicians, in u.s., people tend to either vote to the right or left when they are scared. i believe macedonia, which 14 americans know whe

the things about this job that is quite pleasurable, literally in the meeting to have to say that feldmanis important -- that development is really important. i think you hit on a few of the things that have made this happen. i think there is room in the pursuit of development for gross of your point of entry. some people are behind it -- regardless of your point of entry. some people are behind it because it makes economic sense, , oronal security imperative it appears to morals. eres tohere's -- adh morals. it works. you can show the actual results of good investment. i think there's also greater awareness that it matters he goes we are seeing a lot of evidence when the world is not making the investments in development that it needs to make. s for the basi bipartisan support. i think, my sense of the grand bargain is this. any administration serving in washington needs a strong usaid. the u.s. government needs a strong usaid. usaid, it isong the steward of taxpayers money. i'm aware of that every day. are as wel of us figure out what we do and how we do it. in order for us to be as nim

so we have a lawyer with the criminal justice second, jim feldman, out of florida, and he is, along with the criminal justice section led by his initiative and collaborative partners working on what's called clemency project 2014. you've heard about the sentences for low level drug offenders. there are a bunch of them in prison. the justice department, at the request of the president, says review these folks who are there who would receive lower sentences were they sentenced today as a result of the reform laws. and let's see if something can be done. let see if some of these people merit clemency. i wanted to take you back to 20 years ago when i was a trial judge. two young men arrested for street drug dealing. their cases got separated. they were tried separately. defendant number one tried on that drug offense. got defendant number two got tried and was convict and because of his criminal history, he was looking at a mandatory in prison without parole and i take an oath as a judge to follow the law and with the mandatory minimum, that's what i did. as a result of this program, preside

we have a lawyer whose name is jim feldman out of florida. he'll line the criminal justice section that by other collaborative partners are at the request of the justice department working on clemency project 2014. you have heard about these sentences for local drug offenders. there are a bunch of them in prison. the justice department at the request of the president says reviewed these folks who are there who would receive lower sentences today as a result of the reform on. let's see if something can be done. let's hear some of of these people merit clemency. i want to take you back to 20 years ago when i was a trial judge. two young men arrested for street fair dealing. their cases got separated. they were tried separately. number one tried on a drug offense, got acquitted, moved on with his life. defendant number two was conveyed dead end because of his criminal history, he was looking at a mandatory life in prison without parole. i take it now says the judge to follow the lob a mandatory minimum, that is what i did. so he went to jail for