he lives in gorham, new hampshire. >> reporter: a s.w.a.t. regained all his guns after that assault charge was dropped was armed to the teeth. >> i heard he had a pistol in his waistband, and i heard the next communication would be that there were shots fired. it was maybe two to three minutes after that i heard the radio communication come across that the subject was in custody. >> nate kibby behaved like he always behaved. he was never physically confrontational with the police. he was violent in situations where he had the upper hand and the victim was compromised. >> on a dramatic day in a new hampshire courtroom, a young man faced with a 34-year-old man under arrest and now charged with kidnapping her. >> reporter: and kibby's arraignment, abby's courage is in full view as she stares down her former captor, but there will be no trial. months later, nate kibby pleads guilty to a range of charges, including kidnapping and sex assault. >> initially he faced 183 charges, but with the plea deal with the state, pled guilty to seven of those ch

yes, as miss gorham said, we probably do have a difference of opinion in terms of our recommendation. this lease when originally approved by the board of supervisors in 2008, extended to 2023. in 2012, there was a letter in the file that increased the square footage of the lease, so our recommendation is to amend the proposed resolution to increase the square footage to 14,229. and then of course where we have a difference there was supposed to be an exercise of the first option in 2013. that exercise -- that option wasn't exercised. the information provided today was not -- was new information to us about why it wasn't exercised. so we recommended considering this to be the final lease extension through 2023, otherwise, we do recommend approval. >> president cohen: okay. i was wondering if you have anymore -- miss campbell, i was wondering if you had anymore insight into, i think, the second recommendation that there's disagreement on? >> the second and third, they go together. >> president cohen: okay. the second and the third, can you add a little more context around there, the rea