a witness in the trial of amber geiger was shot in -- and killed. it was 10 days after he gave key testimony in the case. 27-year-old joshua brown suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was found dead in the parking lot of his apartment friday night. he is to live in the same apartment complex as geiger and her victim. it was september 28 human geiger said she mistakenly walked into his apartment and killed him. just last week brown told the

a key witness in the trial of former police officer amber geiger was shot and killed friday night. joshua brown's death is prompting questions about whether his testimony led to hi. >> we have one on the ground. >> reporter: dallas police say joshua brownds a w found lying on the ground in the parking lot of his apartment brown used to live in the psalm apartment complex as former police officer amber geigerer and her victim. he was just across the hall that night in september 2018 when geiger said she mistakenly walked into the apartment and shot him with her service weapon. >> we need a moment. >> reporter: just last week brown told the jury he heard the interaction followed by gunshots. >> did you tell one of the voices wasiving lou cmands li, stop police r or anything of that nature? >> yeah, but it wasn't what they were saying. >> i had my gunpoints and i was saying let me see your hands. >> reporter: geiger was sentenced to ten years in prison. >> dallas police are still searching for a suspect and a motive. several witnesses say they saw a silver four-door sedan speed away f

. >> former officer amber geiger has beene found guilty of her neighbor. the 31-year-old took the stand in her own defense, testifying aut the night she says she mistakenly entered his apartment thinking it was her own. >> i pulled my gun out. and i yelled at him, like let me see your hands. >> reporter: geiger had parked on the wrong level of her apartment complex. john lived nsidfloor below her, she told sl jther triegg h,yur you intended to kill mr. john. >> he was a threat, yes, sir. >> reporter: she says she lives sk govemense guilt every day. m>>e i every single day. >> reporter: prosecutors argue that she was irresponsible and had been sexting with a married work partner leading up to the shooting. >> both paid the ultimate price. >> reporter: john's family hugged and celebrated the verdict after it was read. >> police officers are gonna be held accountable for their actions. and we believe that that will begin to change policing culture all over the world. >> geiger could face up to 99 years in prison. >>> back here in the bay area, the mayor oovef

a witness in the trial of amber geiger was shot in -- and killed.t was 10 days after he gave key testimony in the case. 27-year-old joshua brown suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was found dead in the parking lot of his apartment friday night. he is to live in the same apartment complex as geiger and her victim. it was september 28 human geiger said she mistakenly walked into his apartment and killed him. just last week brown told the jury that he heard the entire interaction go down. >> could you tell that one of them was giving commands like stop police or anything of that nature? >> that's what they were saying. >> let me see her hands. let me see your hands. >> geiger was sentenced to 10 years in prison. dallas police are still searching for the suspect and emotive into brown's death. several witnesses say that they helped them speed through. >>> doctor thomas keller faces four counts of second-degree murder with dangerously high levels of addictive opioids into a 16 and 2017. he pled not guilty back in august. is been forced to enter a plea

jurors were given the option to find geiger guilty of the lesser offense of manslaughter. the prosecution, however, said by her own admission, she intended to kill. you shot. the verdict prompted emotional outburst from families on both sides but geiger stared straight ahead as her fate was read is a signal that that the tide is going to change here. police officers are going to begin to be held accountable for their actions the murder conviction means 31 year-old geiger could face life in prison. i'm stephen innes reporting. >>still ahead efforts at gun reform for stalling as the white house deals with the impeachment inquiry, but they're still debate over red flag laws why many say these laws oversteps the constitution. >>and a little girl remembers the las vegas mass shooting and honors the victims in a unique way we have her sto the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>i remember running aro

jurors were given the option to find geiger guilty of the lesser offense of manslaughter. the prosecution, however, said by her own admission, she intended to kill. you shot. the verdict prompted emotional outburst from families on both sides but geiger stared straight ahead as her fate was read is a signal that that the tide is going to change here. police officers are going to begin to be held accountable for their actions the murder conviction means 31 year-old geiger could face life in prison. i'm stephen innes reporting. >>let's get a check of the weather around the bay area on this tuesday evening chief meteorologist is already looking ahead to tomorrow's a's game you know it's a one-game ride one-game playoff tomorrow on the a's. they are in this thing tomorrow if you're lucky enough to have a ticket to go to the game should be a great day clear skies temperatures going to be running a little cool probably mid 60's for the first pitch. >>at 5 oh 9 in a westerly wind the 20 miles per hour should stay clear, but a little chilly into the evening hours. in the san franc

comprehend how someone could be killed and their very own apartment on the night of the shooting geiger claimed she was exhausted from work and parked on the wrong floor she then proceeded to walk toward an apartment that she thought was her she says she heard someone moving around in the apartment when she went to enter she then saw a silhouette of a figure and opened fire the victim was her 26 year old neighbor who was sitting on his couch watching his t.v. during a court appearance she detailed what went through my mind moments before she shot john what was going through your mind ok and you sound like you're on the set my heart i was just on that thread. where you feel that they were scared it's there. is the door open. you see you and then you say that's very very directly in the middle or it's the windows when they saw the silhouette feeders. regardless of her emotional plea and maintaining she feared for her life. the jury did not buy it taking less than 2 days to find her guilty attorney as lee married who represents john's family says botham did not deserve to die and his famil

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most of what she said was part prosecutors allege geiger made a conscious decision to use deadly force against both him quote commando style and question why she didn't simply follow police procedure and stay in the car door if he thought an intruder was in her apartment and radio her colleagues on the police force for backup well and he that they allege gaga didn't give both him any medical help after he was hit and the jury appears to have accepted the prosecution's argument that the use of the consul doctrine was inappropriate given the draw was the homeowner and guy got the person trespassing. over the last several years there's been many high profile cases of police officers killing on them to black people in the us in most the police of escape punishment by arguing that they feared for their lives the same argument used by geiger that did not work this time it took us losing someone like both of. dallas this entire state and the whole world to finally hear what we've been saying all along there are serious issues within the dallas police department and training issues the sentenc

amber geiger guilty of murder as charged in the indictment. >> the former dallas police officer was convicted of murdering her neighbor, john more than a year ago, shot and killed him after she entered his apartment thinking it was her own. >> this community waited on pins and needles to decide whether or not someone could be held guilty for killing an unarmed black man in his home while eating ice cream. >> protests erupted in the days after the shooting. over concern that justice would not observed for the death of an unarmed bachmann by police. >> we believe that both lives mattered and we wanted it to reflect that. >> she faces five to 99 years in prison. the sentencing phase began yesterday afternoon with john's family testifying how his death has affected them. >> i cannot sleep. i cannot eat. >> the prosecution also showed racially insensitive texts from her, her attorneys are expected to call on witnesses vouching for her character. >> i ask god for forgiveness. >> the same jury that delivered the murder verdict will decide the length of the sentence. laura podesta, cbs news

the verdict prompted emotional outburst from families on both sides but geiger stared straight ahead as her fate was read a signal that that the tide is going to change here. police officers are going to begin to be held accountable for their actions the murder conviction means 31 year-old geiger could face life in prison. i'm stephen innes reporting. >>texas man accused of shooting and killing an intruder and then heading back to bed james meyer told dallas police about 00:05am in the morning, he woke up to a man breaking into his shed. the 72 year-old went outside with a handgun to confront the suspect telling him to stop for you too. meyer told police a burglar took several steps toward him with a pick he fired a round as the burglar dropped the ax and ran away meyer fired an additional shot into the night. he claims he didn't know whether the bullets have ever hit the burglar anyway back to bed. 2 hours later, he got up noticed the man's body in his backyard and call 911 to report what happened one neighbor believes meyer does not deserve the murder charge. >>ultimately he's simp

could have been anywhere from 2 years to life in prison the victim both from jeanne was killed after geiger returned home from work she testified that she mistook his apartment for her own thought he was a burglar. inside the heavily fortified enclave in somalia's capital mogadishu diplomats are trying to figure out a safe way to hold an election next year already this week there have been 2 attacks by the armed group al-shabaab on a tally and american troops there as malcolm webb reports from august issue. lee had shrapnel blasted into his chest arm and leg from a car bomb last month a suicide bomber from the armed group al shabaab drove it into a checkpoint outside somalia's capital mogadishu conflict in somalia has dragged on for decades. i don't see any progress our government is not protecting the people every good these are bomb explosion they are also. the achieve nothing. the turns more positive here at the somalia partnership for him meeting the somali government and its international partners the day before it started italian military convoy was bombed in the capital by al-shabaab

most of what she said what are prosecutors allege geiger made a conscious decision to use deadly force against both them quote kamandi style and question why she didn't simply follow police procedure and stay in the car door if you thought an intruder was in her apartment and radio her colleagues on the police force for backup well and give up a lead guy didn't give both him any medical help after he was hit and the jury appears to have accepted the prosecution's argument that the use of the consul doctrine was inappropriate given the draw was the homeowner and guy got a person trespassing over the last several years there's been many high profile cases of police officers killing black people in the u.s. in most the police of escape punishment by arguing that they feared for their lives the same argument used by geiger that did not work this time it took us losing someone like both on foot dallas this entire state and the whole world to finally hear what we've been saying all along there are serious issues within the dallas police department and training issues the sentence for murder

jurors were given the option to find geiger guilty of the lesser offense of manslaughter. the prosecution, however, said by her own admission, she intended to kill. you shot. the verdict prompted emotional outburst from families on both sides but geiger stared straight ahead as her fate was read a signal that that the tide is going to change here. police officers are going to begin to be held accountable for their actions the murder conviction means 31 year-old geiger could face life in prison. i'm stephen innes reporting. today marks 2 years since the deadliest mass shooting in modern us history, authorities say stephen paddock shot and killed 58 people. >>and injured almost 700 others in the las vegas rampage, the 64 year-old fired from the 32th floor of the mandalay bay resort and casino into a crowd of 22,000 concertgoers authorities finally found the suspects hotel room when they got inside they found his body police believe he took his own life and that no one else was involved with that shooting. some florida teachers can now carry guns inside their classrooms. a ne

most of what she said was for prosecutors allege geiger made a conscious decision to use deadly force against both him quote commando style and question why she didn't simply follow police procedure and stay in the car door if he thought an intruder was in her apartment and radio her colleagues on the police force for backup well and give up a lead guy didn't give both him any medical help after he was hit and the jury appears to have accepted the prosecution's argument that the use of the consul doctrine was inappropriate given the draw was the homeowner and guy got the person trespassing. over the last several years has there been many high profile cases of police officers killing on them to black people in the us in most of the police of escape punishment by arguing that they feared for their lives the same argument used by geiger that did not work this time it took us lives in someone like both of . dallas this entire state and the whole world to finally hear what we've been saying all along there are serious issues within the dallas police department and training issues the sente

former police officer guilty of murder for killing a black neighbor after entering his apartment amber geiger admitted to shooting botham jean who was unarmed but said that she mistakenly believed that he was an intruder in her apartment. in washington the administration stonewalling congressional demands that officials testify in the impeachment inquiry against president trump committees have issued subpoenas against trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani and the u.s. secretary of state might bump a they've also asked 5 u.s. state department officials to testify well that drew on peo to criticize the requests he says the democrats are bullying and trying to intimidate his staff is in italy right now beginning a trip through europe he says it's just not feasible for the officials in his department to testify giuliani has also suggested that he will not comply with the subpoena. earlier i spoke to the w.'s washington bureau chief alexander phenomenon i asked her what she makes a response to that subpoena. i think that this is very telling how aggressively secretary pompei of push back on demand

both sides have rested their case in the trial of amber geiger. >>> closing arguments in the amber geigerfficer charged in the shooting death of her neighbor one year ago she lives one floor below and thought she was entering her own apartment she says, instead she entered is mistaking him for an intruder. she fired her weapon and killed him only afterwards realizing her fatal mistake the issue is whether he was justified in shooting someone she thought had broken into her home. prosecutors argued he was unarmed and eating ice cream on the couch, they are urging the jury to look beyond her role as a police officer. >> reporter:stat t pointed out indicator shame is like a bright red doormat but the defense argued it was possible to confuse the floors while stressing the perceived threat is the most important factor jurors must consider. >> you cannot convict her because that's no evidence as to the decisions that were made. she has to make that split- second decision. this time it ended.>> reporter: essentially taxes version of a stand your ground law allows a person to use deadly force if

they must decide if amber geiger shot and killed him on purpose inside his texas apartment last year.hought john was an intruder inside her home but lawyers are calling the shooting a horrible mistake. prosecutors say she must face consequences for killing an innocent man. rob: a second person is under arrest in a $250,000 airport cash heist. emmanuel picked up the money from jfk airport in new york city after a baggage handler named quincy thorpe took it instead of loading it on to a jet. thorpe became a suspect when he called out sick for two days after the money went missing. the men claim they are innocent. >> max form barry will not run for reelection in 2020. the texas republican was first elected in 1994 and served 13 terms. it is unclear what he plans to do next. library is the sixth house republican from texas to announce retirement. he won reelection last year by 65 points. >> they will get paid under a new law in california, governor newsom citing the fair pay to play act. jillian: it could spell big problems with the ncaa. todd pyro joins us with mixed reaction. >> reporte

amber geiger took the stand friday.alking through the timelines of september 9th, she claims she was so tired after getting off of work and finishing shifts that she was not thinking clearly. she accidentally entered the wrong apartment and mistook her neighbor for burglars shooting and killing 26-year-old who was unarmed and eating ice cream in his living room. the prosecution spent much of this trial trying to paint him as a person who not only made a series of critical errors that night that went totally against her training but then showed more concern about herself and the consequences she faced versus helping a dying man. the state asked the jury to consider whether geiger reacted reasonably, something they said she did not do. not only is the jury weighing this guilty or not guilty verdict for murder but they could go for a lesser charge, that is also on the table of manslaughter, the judge gave the jury instructions on that as well, if found guilty of manslaughter that means a lot less jail time. she could be ac

geiger appearing to wipe tears from her face throughout the trial she had insisted she walked into the apartment of 27-year-old botham jean by mistake thinking it was her home. and believing he was an intruder opening fire. >> i thought apartment. >> reporter: her defense attorneys argued she had been confused and feared for her life. >> i yelled at him -- let me see your hands. thcast doctrine which allows people to use deadly force defending themselves in their own home. but geiger wasn't in her own home and botham jean who at the time of the shooting was watching television and eating ice cream is now dead. dd tonight with the sentencingh ing the impact of losing her son. >> i cannot sleep. i cannot eat. it just been the most terrible time for me. >> reporter: the sentencing phase will continue with more witnesses testifying wednesday. amber guyger is facing five to 99 years in prison. trevor alt, abc news, new york. >>> now the attorneys representing botham jean's family released a statement thanking dallas county for, quote, delivering the proper murder convince saying his family

one of several indications geiger was entering someone else's apartment, not hers.he now faces anywhere from 5- 99 years behind bars without the chance for probation. casey steagall, fox news. >>> the deadline for the real id is one year from today and millions of californians still need to get one. how this could create a mess at the dmv and at airports statewide. >>> a ballot measure meant to give san francisco's homeless the mental health help they need. my lawmakers are putting it on hold for a boat. >>> the unexpected visitor that caused reporters to scramble at the white house. ne mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welcome aboard. ♪ feed your head >>> one year from today if you do not have the real id california drivers license you cannot get on a flight unless you have a valid passport. we are here now with the daunting task of the dmv faces for so many people who have not applied for real id. >> it may be impossible at this point in time. i was one of the first to get a real id before the rush began. it takes ti

joshua brown lived in the same apartment complex of amber geiger and her neighbor.y they found brown line on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds friday night and he was taken to a nearby hospital where he died. geiger was convicted and sentenced to ten years in prison for killing him and his own apartment. she said she mistook his apartment for her own and thought he was an intruder. democratic congresswoman is under fire after making comments that only black people should be allowed to run facial recognition software. the progressive freshman argues non-african-americans think african-americans all of the same. mike tobin has more. >> getting briefed on the facial recognition technology crime center representative told police chief the problem with the technology is that white people think blacks all look alike. >> i have seen it from people calling elijah cummings and john lewis and the totally different people. >> i trust people for trying. >> it was prompted by a twitter job in which the congresswoman display that she had already made up her mind. you should

geiger was convicted of murder yesterday in the death.hat apartment for her own there so with the murder conviction, she now faces up to life in prison. our ed lavandara once again is live in dallas surrounding the developments. this was a big question. was she potentially getting a lesser charge here? no, she is convicted of murder so what's next? >> boy, it was a shocking verdict, poppy. now the sentencing phase, that's what we're in the middle of. >> reporter: as you mentioned, she could get as little as five years. all that depends on the testimony and the jury will decide her fate. prosecutors starting putting on witnesses yesterday right after the guilty verdict was read in court. one of the first people to testify was his mother who talked about what a roller coaster her life has become since her son was murdered. >> because of his i.t. background, he assisted people in setting up their computers. he told me he had set up a computer so that they could have skype contact with their children. . >> so bo jean's mother there sharing an

. >> amber geiger was found guilty for killing her unarmed black neighbor in his own apartment. brown took to the stand during that trial to describe the moments before geiger pulled the trigger. his testimony w cdited in her conviction. >> do you recall ever hearing someone say, hey, put your hands up in a loud tone? >> no, ma'am. >> on friday witnesses say they heard several shots and saw a civil sedan speeding out of the parking lot. brown was rushed to the hospital where he died. police are still looking for his killer. >> united auto workers strike against general motors is nowhere close to over. this morning union leaders sent a letter to members saying the latest offer from gm did nothing to advance a whole host of issues. gm says it continues to negotiate in good faith. but sources close to the matter say talks for cooled substantially from where they were a few days ago. about 48,000 workers have been on strike since december 16th and sending a ripple effect through the company's entire north american operation. >> still to come an amazing story here. an annual meeting

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tonight the former dallas police officer convicted of murder for killing her neighbor is in prison and geiger started her 10 year prison sentence today for the murder of botham john she was turned over to the texas department of criminal justice this morning. john would have turned 28 this week. guyger shot him last september after saying that she mistook his apartment for hers and thought that he was a burglar in court. the victims younger brother gave her a. but he forgives her sean's father also said he would like to be her friend guyger may be eligible for parole in 5 5 years. carol passed away following a battle with breast cancer, the ad barriers becoming the african american woman to play the lead character in a tv show. her sitcom giulia debuted in 1968 and ran until 1971. she played a nurse and a single mother whose army captain husband was killed in the vietnam war. the series earned her an emmy nomination and a golden globe award. she later played a wealthy and culture dominique deveraux in the 1980's prix time soap opera dynasty dana carroll was 84 years old disney is giving netfl

geiger shot and killed her neighbor. botham jean was in his apartment last year and she thought she was in her apartment and she shot jean in self-defense. >>> switching gears in the bay area. taking a look outside. nice and sunny. the weekend coming up and it is warming up. a live look at fremont as you could see beautiful sight out there this evening. >> this evening it will cool off quickly and then we start tomorrow and low 40s. here is a live look outside in san francisco. looking toward the a beautiful u get ready to head out f to the peninsula to woodside with a clear view across many of the microclimates across the bay area. not seeing many clouds. a live look in the south bay with the santa teresa temperature trend, only into the mid-70s today before it cools off once again. some of the warmer spots reach into the upper 70s and low 80s. this is come -- this is cooler than normal but we're about to go back to above normal temperatures. i'll talk about that when it arrives in the full microclimate forecast. >>> no

former police officer guilty of murder for killing a black neighbor after entering his apartment amber geiger admitted to shooting off i'm jean he was unarmed but said she mistakenly believed he was an intruder in her apartment she was in the course the wrong apartment. in washington d.c. the administration stonewalled congressional demands that officials in the trunk white house testified in the a pietschmann inquiry against the president now of course aggression committees have issued subpoenas against trump's private lawyer rudy giuliani and the secretary of state money from paya they've also asked 5 state department officials to testify on peo has been lashing out at those requests accusing democrats of bullying in trying to intimidate his staff. pompei it was in italy right now at the start of the europe trip he said that it was not now feasible for the officials at the state department to testify giuliani has also suggested that he will not comply democrats believe that trump abused his office by urging ukraine's president to investigate democratic presidential candidate joe biden and n

geiger sat crying at the defense table. jean's family attorneys say this outcome is justice for other unarmed, black victims. >> and this verdict is for trayvon martin. it's for michael brown. it's for sandra bland. it's for tamir rice. it's for eric gardner. >> reporter: today, the jury will review new evidence for sentencing. prosecutors already presented racially incensensitive texts s sent last year while working at a martin luther king day parade. >> message sent to the defendant "when does this end, lol." outgoing message from the defendant "when mlk is dead" dot, dot, dot, "oh, wait." >> reporter: and they showed the jury some social media posts that promoted violence against civilians. >> i wear all black to remind you not to mess with me because i'm already dressed for your funeral. >> reporter: attorneys say this new evidence shows amber guyger's true intent. >> we believe it shows a different picture than the crying, tearful or mournful person who is on the stage. >> reporter: according to studies, since the begi

home has been sentenced to 10 years in prison the victim both from jeanne was killed after amber geiger returned home after work she testified that she mistook his apartment for her own and thought he was a burglar those are the headlines the news continues here after al jazeera world don't go away. finally gained its independence from france in march 1956 there were still skirmishes between for lack of fighters and french settlers and also some larger confrontations like those in the towns of ramadi in 1958 and bizarre in 1961 visit was the location of a large naval base retained by france after independence to pressurize the french to withdraw from the base urged the people's blockade of bizarre is call brought a large and angry crowds to the coastal time some for laga others ordinary civilians it was a move that led to catastrophic results. doesn't have the full members of saddam but the very. badly alaska near well to the 7th to work for. any of the 3 been there isn't a mythical you can fit the someone in the foot of the. island of the assassin fuckers i am an emo together he had le

it's been the trial of the police officer amber geiger. any of you saw that? right, the police officer who said she accidentally walked into a man's apartment in her building and then she thought that he was th the intruder ande shot him dead. when this happened, it was a wild story because it was already crazy. you walk into a wrong apartment, shot the person, what were you doing? so the trial has been going on. the first thing haves weird for me was the judge allowed the defense to use what they called the castle doctrine in america, so they would allow the defense that she was protecting herself because she thought it was her house, which already was weird to me. the castle doctrine is a very strict one in america, but i get it fundamentally. if you're in your house, you can do whatever you need to do to protect yourself. but it's, no, you thought it was your house and shot someone but it's not your house because then you can think you're in your house anywhere. so it was weird. i honestly was worried this was going to be another one of the cases in america

better geiger. another person shot in their home, minding their business, doing nothing wrong. >> who, by the way, amber guyger is now going away for murder for ten years. >> right. >> this situation is extremely different. primarily because this officer was acting in the line of duty. they didn't identify themselves as a police officer had they shot through the window of this person. they said there was some sort of threat that was the news that came out early on, this i've would have struggled to identify themselves or identify the threat. dallas ft. worth pd is doing everything they can right now to distance themselves from this officer. they sid, you're going to fire him, then he was -- >> then he said, we're big in this third party panel of experts that's going to help us review our policies. and they con seated this needs to be in an independent investigation that takes place. because ft. worth police officers cannot investigate themselves. >> that's what i wanted to hang on to the first quest

. >> the jury will be allowed to consider lesser charges for geiger including manslaughter. >>> jokerof those who lost loved one in aurora are concerned about the spin off. 2012 massacre happened during the premier of a batman movie. in a statement to nbc news, warner brothers says gun violence is important to them. the studio has a long history of donating to those touched by violence. as of now, the studio does not have plans to cancel the film. >>> nancy pelosi back in the bay area today but not to talk about impeachment. she's here to promote the international aids conference. it's the first time the conference will be held in san francisco in 30 years. the city was at the center of the hiv crisis 40 years ago. it was the city at that time with the most hiv patients in the united states. >> we were losing our friends all the time. some of us were going to two funerals a day. >> pelosi says the conference will focus on combatting hiv and aids in the bay area. >>> not so forever anymore, forever 21 filed for bankruptcy this past weekend. they make trendy clothing mostly for teenager

geiger has been ordered to serve 10 years in prison.he sentence comes one day after the jury convicted her of murder. more now from casey siegel. >> we find unanimously that the defendant did not of botham jean fall under the immediate influence of sudden passion arising from an adequate cause and assess the punishment at 10 years imprisonment. >> the former dallas cop convicted of murder for formally shading and other formally shooting a another tenant. amber guyger mistakenly entered his apartment thinking it was her own and fired at botham jean thinking he was a burglar according to her testimony. >> we will rise up against the system and we will fight for our rights. we are tired of being treated like animals and that we do not matter. it is a new day in dallas. >> on wednesday they told the court how her daughter was molested at age 6. praise for her character mixed in with sorrow from botham jean's teary- eyed >> not hearing his voice. i am not ready for it. amber insisted the shooting was not about hate but if fear that she was g

the jury unanimously finding amber and geiger guilty of murder earlier today. hello everyone, i dana perino and this is "the daily briefin briefing." ♪ >> dana: as we wait for that sentence the trump administration is pushing back on the elitist impeachment inquiry. secretary of state mike pompeo accusing house democrats of trying to intimidate state department employees and career diplomats. the secretary sing at this point it's not feasible for his stoppers to appear for scheduled depositions this week. john roberts is live at the white house. now we get into the push and pull between the executives on legislative branches. >> we have the pull from the legislative branch another pushback from the state department, mike pompeo not saying no, but simply saying this is not happening and we don't like it. in a letter that was sent today, and that foreign affairs committee, the secretary of state is saying that this request for deposition and this can only be understood as an attempt to intimidate, bully and treat improperly the distinguished professionals of the

geiger could have been sentenced to life in prison, prosecutors were asking for 28 years.nting down to 2020 bernie sanders is tweeting he feels good after a heart procedure for a blocked artery. peter doocy has the latest on sanders from las vegas. >> something bernie sanders almost never does a campaign events, sit down the there were signs that something was not right last night. >> get me a chair appear for a moment. it has been a long day. >> sanders experienced chest discomfort after stopping at the grassroots fundraiser at the root 91 harvest festival so he went to the hospital where a senior advisor says, quote, he was found to have a blockage in one artery and two stents were successfully inserted. that means six weeks after the 70-year-old was swinging for the fences field of dreams his campaign was canceling all scheduled events and appearances until further notice and postponing $1.3 million of tv time to where an ad that started running yesterday. >> bernie sanders fighting to raise wages for american workers leading the fight to guarantee healthcare. >> the la

the jury unanimously finding amber and geiger guilty of murder earlier today. i dana perino and this is "the daily briefin briefing." ♪ >> dana: as we wait for that sentence the trump administration is pushing back on the elitist impeachment inquiry. secretary of state mike pompeo accusing house democrats of trying to intimidate state department employees and career diplomats. the secretary sing at this point it's not feasible for his stoppers to appear for scheduled depositions this week.

. >> reporter: the debate for jurors was whether geiger used an unreasonable amount of force. they have the option to convict her on lesser charges of manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide. during the trials jurors saw dramatic body camera footage showing responders trying to relieve jean as he lay bleeding on the floor. there were also photos of a bright red doormat outside the apartment, one of several indications she was entering someone else's apartment, not hers. amber guyger now faces anywhere from 5-99 years behind bars without the chance for probation. that is the latest from dallas. >>> we go inside the bay area's largest jail and we will tell you how the sheriff is responding to dozens of in custody deaths and allegations of a practice some call cruel and unusual. >>> arguments taking place in san francisco to rule on trump administration immigration policies. ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said

amber geiger contended she accidentally answered at home thinking it was her own and believe the resident a burglar. the same jury will consider her fate for the punishment phase of the trial. in texas, the sentence for murder is from 5-99 years in prison. former new york republican congressman chris collins pleaded guilty today in an insider trading case. the move came one day after he resigned from congress. collins tipped off his son about a bad report on biotechnology company enabling him to avoid almost $600,000 in losses before a public announcement. collins has agreed not to appeal and sent sitting up to 57 months. in america in has a lecturing headquarters tonight, a new call for social justice from a democratic freshman lawmaker is being supported tonight by one of the leading democratic presidential hopefuls. correspondent kristin fisher tells us what's in the proposal and why it is top candidate >> first it was medicare for all, then the green new deal, now congressman alexandria ocasio cortez who is putting her weight behind the new plan to fight poverty. >> we are calling it