it was blair christopher hall.is to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious but you of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls boston this place in calimesa. life seemed to have hit a sweet spot. >> we happened to be laying on the bed with her. we started talking. she was like, i am just -- i'm so happy that i have you gi

chris hall. >> mr.urface looks like a loving family and a good father, somebody that had the support of his family. >> so he did. >> hwhen he heard about chris hall, the phrase across his mind was it is an act and i think it was it is a wonderful performance by the defendant acting like a good husband. when you look at his action, how little he did to help his wife. >> his daughter, she called 911. she helped him get the body out. she was the only one that did chest compressing. >> he had no interest in helping his wife. >> what did he find? >> this man had an uncanning ability to fabricate story. >> seven years earlier while hall was chief of police, he was charged of misused of public money, embezzled $19 and spent ten months in jail. what struck the prosecutors is that hall tried to cover it up and lied about it. >> that tells us who we are dealing with. >> suddenly, the prosecutors looking back at the trial, he made patterson his witness. it was her story that got the whole thing started. >> those l

. >>> the rock 'n' roll hall of fame announced the class of 2019. anthony mason goes behind the music. ♪ >> reporter: more than 20 years after the jackson five were inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, they'll be joined by their younger sister. ♪ rhythm nation >> reporter: janet jackson headlines the hall of fame's class of 2019 announced this week. ♪ already a hall of famer as a member of fleetwood mac, stevie nix is the first woman to be inducted twice. this time as a soloist. >> reporter: nix reacted to the honor on twitter writing, i have been in a band since 1968. to be recognized for my solo work makes me take a deep breath and smile. it's a glorious feeling. ♪

down john hall's wife, phyllis. >> anything that you tell me is on the record.ay this is off the record, it's off the record. >> most of everything i'm going to give you is going to be that way because the situation with john. he confided everything in me. >> i said do you think that john lied in his cases? and she says, oh, yeah, john lied in his cases. i think he lied in about 30  cases. so i said do you think he lied in the walter ogrod case? >> i said yes because i helped him. i helped him put walter on death row. john worked on maybe five, six cases at a time so that the d.a. would give him leniency on his sentences. the homicide detectives and the district attorney fed john info. he would get some of the truth and he would sit in his cell and make up stories and he was darn good at it. >> hall was facing a 50-year sentence in 1994 for assaulting an officer after a high speed car chase. he was soon moved to the philadelphia detention center where walter was awaiting trial. >> i believe the district attorney moved him there specifically to get information f

do you not feature of the island town hall that sets it apart from other town halls like the holy roman empire was this coronation hall and that's what it was used for almost exclusively that it provided a setting for the coronation feast and they were the will be component of the coronations so they were indispensable. and this was told it was only used every twenty to thirty years or for extraordinary council sessions and later on for festive occasions otherwise it stood on used i think the latin imperial regalia were actually fashioned in the time of charlemagne these only vienna coronation gospels and st stephen's put us in the form of a pilgrim. it's a relic wary containing soil from jerusalem that was soaked in the blood of st stephen. during the coronations it was placed in a hollow space under charlemagne's throne so the king literally took a seat upon holy ground. if you've already. started planning your visit to this part of the word listen up south of. the other true the eiffel a low range that will fascinate you no matter what floats your boat it's guided at national park vo

alix: it's 30 minutes of andy hall. opec cuts volatile prices, more hedge fund closures, higher capex budgets. we sit down with legendary oil investor andy hall. why it is so hard to be a trader now, and how to fix it. ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. welcome to a special edition of "bloomberg commodities edge." it is 30 minutes focused on the hottest commodities with the smartest voices in the business. our topic today is crude. it has gotten a lot harder for traditional market participants to trade oil. just ask one of my guests, andy hall. he has worked at many companies before running his own hedge fund. he closed that flagship fund in 2017 after suffering losses. now he collects art and traits oil with his own money. he is also a board member at orbital insight. orbital insight is a solution for traditional traders. kevin o'brien also joins us here on set. thanks. so great to see you. i can't believe andy hall is here in person. [laughter] you have the analysis and you have the trading expertise. let's dive right in. the qu

owner tom harmatz shows me around the hallowed halls. that was house stables and hosted carnival parties for children. and it was a book store in a gothic church how did that come about. but let me because you from the show that has to do with the city's history we have the french to thank for it because during the french revolution maastricht was part of france and all the old elite had to leave the city including the clergy so this church was left empty. you know. after napoleon's defeat the church came into the city's hands in the hundred s. and they didn't really know what to do with the building so it's had many functions and in two thousand and one we got the idea to put a bookstore in it and. the city thought it was a great idea because at the time it was a bicycle parking lot farida park plots and it's not seems to be doing well what's the public response been like. i think through. quite a lot of people in moscow it's their bookstore the most celebrated carnival here in the space and somehow their first kiss here in a sense it's

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just ask one of my guests, andy hall.e has worked at many companies before running his own hedge fund. he closed that flagship fund in 2017 after suffering losses now he collects art and traits oil with his own money. he is also a board member at orbital insight. orbital insight is a solution -- traditional traders by kevin o'brien also joins us here on set. thanks. so great to see you. i can't believe andy hall is here in person. you have the analysis and you have the trading expertise. let's dive right in. the question in the market is that 1.2 million barrel a day cut from opec plus, is that going to make a significant difference in the markets and to prices? from the lens of your data, have you figure it out? >> the basic basic problem that we have is when people talk about opec cuts or out of the u.s., what is the aggregate number you're speaking about? what we did is we said, let's map out the total storage across the planet. it is about 24,000, 25,000 tanks in the u.s., china, and opec. when you look at opec, what

in the fourteenth century the dilapidated palace was demolished the gothic town hall was built on the old foundations over the ensuing centuries it was remodeled to suit the prevailing taste a good example is the baroque white hall. the highlight of the guided tour is the coronation hall on the top floor now that's is the line still on the you're not the allentown who will that sets it apart from other town halls and the holy roman empire was this coronation hall and that's what it was used for almost exclusively that it provided a setting for the coronation feast and they were the worldly component of the coronations so they were indispensable. and this was told it was only used every twenty to thirty years or for extraordinary council sessions and later on for festive occasions otherwise it's good i'm used to it i think the latin imperial regalia actually fashioned in the time of charlemagne these only vienna coronation gospels and st stephen's put us in the form of a pilgrim. it's a relic mary containing soil from jerusalem that was soaked in the blood of st stephen. during the cor

he said you go back to school, and i'll bring you back to city hall. i said you better get elected first. you lost several times. danny nicoletto went through several of those campaigns with harvey. danny, i'm glad you're here. but he brought me in, and i was here 40 years ago. i was here because annie kronenberg had to go to seattle to be with her family, and i wanted to show harvey that i was going to be diligent. i got here, and it turns out i left a file in my apartment that he wanted. and he was annoyed, and he sent me back to castro street. i was crestfallen, and he said it's okay. i just need the file. i went and stopped at the local cafe that was being picketed by people from local 22. i was waiting inform are a bus, and somebody leaned out the window and says cleve, somebody shot the mayor. i couldn't imagine who would want to harm george moscone. i got a taxi, and i got in on the vanness side. i ran up stairs, and it's been reconfigured since the earthquake. i had a key to the passage from the chambers in. i just ran in shouting harvey, harve

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i'm a 23 year veteran of the san francisco juvenile hall. stand in support of the administration, but i do want to say one of the things that the chief nance did not talk about was the higher number of mental health kids that we are seeing in our facility. and as this new log cabin ranch facility is being created, i think that the line staff, supervisor fewer, if you could make it a point to have the line staff be a part of that creation. thank you. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. how you doing? my name is lucero. my pronoun, she and hers. i go inside the unit five, the only girls unit in juvenile hall. i brought a story from the inside: her guardian has mental health issues that without support and adequate care seems them unfit to take care of this girl. she can't go home because there isn't an adequate placement for her. this is what she wanted you to know? i would ask for probation to work with me and my family and not to try to separate us. i would ask the judge to receive services that monitor my meds for my

so a lot of ideas coming out of city hall. lyanne melendez, "abc7 news." >> thank you. >>> stay with us. google plus already had the kiss of death, but now it's shutting down a lot earlier than planned. we'll explain why, next. >>> the dog who guarded his family's burned house for weeks after the camp fire. why he's such a resilient animal. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. clouds have moved out, leading to a beautiful sunset. i'm tracking two storms on the horizon. the details, ahead. >>> die bettic, low fat, vegan, the kitchen challenge being -- and some golden gate transit lines, as well. "abc7 news" was there a short time ago. you can see the street is closed. police tape is up and police are keeping people away from the area until the bomb squad arrives and determines whether that package is safe. >>> google is shutting down its plus service earlier than planned. this comes after google faced repeated challenges to protect user's personal information. a glitch exposed the personal data of more than 52 million users last mo

here and that's very exciting to come back in play for this audience because it's always a packed hall and it's so much like energy from the audience as well. the us us . the. a little the play a role. or world. the or. the. the. the. world. will. say. the boy was in the hole in the belly of the scale . it's really amazing to play with this many young musicians it gives me a certain fire. brings me back to my roots it brings me back to the times where i felt vulnerable where i was scared where i was afraid and i empathize with them that also brings a certain excitement think that i remember and i sort of adopt that for my life right now so it keeps me on. her. her in my own jazz is in essence an extension of the national youth orchestra program at carnegie hall he did was we took the audition process from n.y.u. and we adopted that to a jazz ensemble and so there are sixteen different states represented with twenty two wonderful young musicians that have come together through an audition process that includes musicianship and it is to represent the best of the united states and jazz ar

this sunday, i hope you consider joining me in city hall.we'll have santa and face painters and hot chocolate and cookies, things that help create tomorrow's memories. so i want to thank all of you for being here tonight, and i want to ask for some assistance in lighting this tree. you guys want to help me out? come on over. come on, help me out. all right. you guys excited? you want to count with me? going to hold the switch? all right. here we go. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> the hon. london breed: magic! thank you, ladies and gentlemen and happy holidays. [cheers and . >> happy holidays, san francisco. hundreds of festive lights are illuminating san francisco streets using 100% greenhouse gas free hydroelectric power. this year, the city is celebrating 100 years of providing this power from hetch hetchy system which powers muni, our schools and libraries, street lights, san francisco international airport, city government buildings, private developments, and more. look for holiday bel

hall and karl holley.cle gang in florida. >> narrator: smitty felt hall and holley had it in for him because he demoted them after a clubhouse altercation. >> j.j. hall and karl holley made a deal with the feds to put the finger on smitty. i'll give you the boss, that was their thinking. >> narrator: on the stand, j.j. hall said he had been offered $12,000 to murder collins, and he chose karl holley and smitty to carry out the hit. >> out of the two people, which would had the best training and the ability of doing explosive work? holley said that smitty had that experience from his time in the military. >> narrator: karl holley described how he carried out the hit with smitty. >> holley and smith went to jacksonville and met with another biker who provided the c-4. he brought out a three-foot stick of the explosive, they cut off a foot of it and they started a continuous drive to new orleans to conduct the hit. they went back to collins' house that night. smith said, drop me off and pick me up in a few mi

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this sunday, i hope you consider joining me in city hall. we'll have santa and face painters and hot chocolate and cookies, things that help create tomorrow's memories. so i want to thank all of you for being here tonight, and i want to ask for some assistance in lighting this tree. you guys want to help me out? come on over. come on, help me out. all right. you guys excited? you want to count with me? going to hold the switch? all right. here we go. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> the hon. london breed: magic! thank you, ladies and gentlemen and happy holidays. [cheers and >>> okay, thank you. this meeting will come to order. welcome to the december 5, 2018 meeting of the rules committee. my name is supervisor safai, and to my left, supervisor catherine stefani, committee member. ms. clerk, do you have any announcements before we begin? >> clerk: yes, be sure to silence all electronic devices. speaker cards should be submitted to the

a record number of journalists sound quite a scramble to get the front row seats in the conference hall was anticipated as our correspondent told us earlier before the conference began he's among the journalists in central moscow poised to put questions to the president let's take a look at his earlier report. just how bill would describe this is the kind of thing that happens ahead of every lot of our progress conference every year as soon as the people at the door say yes this is going to look a bit like black friday but to get a seat closer to the president this is where every meter counts because perhaps the russian leader will only be able to answer a few dozen questions and the number of people who want to do that is more than seventeen hundred this year. this year the ways to attract the attention of the russian president and his press secretary will be limited in size before journalists use to use a massive billboards that sometimes were the size of the school's billboards this time they have been banned but as you can see for instance this young lady is using a one of the hocke

new call from visits the cathedral and the town hall. and there's something to see a business trip takes me from a fountain in germany to moscow and the never lets the birthplace of the european union and. sixteen. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa people have projects that are changing our environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire others. be committed for the farming magazine. on d w. well come to d.w. science show tomorrow today coming up. some people can't imagine a policy without it but what really happens when we consume alcohol. as much of the world sizzles in a heat wave swimming.

he said you go back to school, and i'll bring you back to city hall. i said you better get elected first. you lost several times. danny nicoletto went through several of those campaigns with harvey. danny, i'm gla

chloe x halle are here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] chloe x halle. "the kids are alright." we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for 12 days of christmas sweaters. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ 12 days of christmas sweaters 6 days left ♪ >> jimmy: that is right. every show between now and christmas we'll be giving one lucky audience member a a glorious christmas sweat from the countdown to christmas cabinet. now since there are six shows left, let's open door number six. [ drum roll ] oh hey. [ cheers and applause ] matt -- matt damon. matt damon. [ cheers and applause ] matt damon. >> merry christmas sweaters. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. what is he --e [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, everybody. >> jimmy: matt damon. what is happening? this is unbelivable. >> i just -- i wanted to let you know that due to a clerical error. tonight's sweater is actually behind door number 10. >> jimmy: oh gosh, thank you so much, matt. >> you are so welcome. >> jimmy: i appreciate it, buddy. yeah, i appreciate it. yeah. [ laug

issue of the sydney opera house, san francisco city hall and the eiffel tower turning purple.riors lost. [laughter] it just so happened my very first meeting at 8:00 am the morning, was with mayor lee. exit okay i will get there early he was always early. i get there at 755. he was sitting in his breakfast at the diner. arms folded. naomi, someone lied to me yesterday. >> the warriors lost. i was forgiven. i admitted, i did not follow his direction to the tea. he was so kind. i was not in the doghouse for too long but just for a few minutes. that was the edge lee we all knew and loved. with that, i would ask everyone it is his legacy of public service, his legacy of loving the employees of the city and county of san francisco, his legacy of making sure that we do our best. thank you. [applause] >> you all know, i am not nice as ed lee. we would have fired her. thank you again for being here. i want to take this opportunity to acknowledge norman fong and the folks from chinatown community development to on monday held an incredible community celebration at portsmouth square. th

and so, what we chose to do was in multiple places in the hall. to really show how these mascot are in everyday life, rather just show them by themselves. so, here we have a photograph of robert griffin the third who was a successional nfl quarterback for the redskins. he was a young fan. and what we are interested in, and this is a little bit new is to really appreciate why people support teams. and very few people actually say which team has the coolest math -- mascot or the coolest name. your supporting a team because you are from the region, your family has supported them and it's part of life. the teams were chosen by some very rich guys, usually from the other century and it really is indeterminate thing. so, we wanted to kind of respect that sports plays a huge role in civic life, bringing people together. and sort of having that image of robert griffin iii and at the same time it is something to a image that most indians are opposed to. and for people who live in the washington area they see a representation of indians on a daily basis. at

this is sort of models after -- modelled after the city hall in austria.you can make a narrow skating path and get that experience. >> what we are doing is working with the san francisco unified school district to bring any kids who go to school in the tenderloin to skate here for free. the operators have been wonderful in making that possible, and we have been -- we, the recreation and parks department, have been the people connecting schools to this ice rink. >> there has to be well over 100 people that have either been married or proposed to on the ice. in fact, they have this club that gets together once a year, and they go down to john's grill, and they celebrate and drink and eat and dine, sometimes before, sometimes after skating. they go to union square, and they relive those magical moments all once again. so who knows, with city hall being right here, we could see an increase in proposal and marriages on the ice. i don't know, but i've been on it. it's not just about you coming and getting on the ice, it's about you coming and skating successfull

we go to meteorologist kari hall, it should be another nice one today? >> it will be a nice day. i don't know if you'd consider work fun because a lot of people will be headed back to work. live look inside san francisco as it starts out quiet and also cooler especially in the north bay with our temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. we're at 37 in napa and 38 in livermore. 45 in palo alto and more balmy in half moon bay, 52. over in walnut creek, it starts out at 48 degrees. we'll get a lot of sunshine with breezy winds and look at all of our microclimates coming up and mike, you're tracking a car fire. >> i am. light traffic overall, you saw that at the going going there, car fire over here to the north. top of the screen it's blocked by where it says real time traffic. we're talking about no speed sensors slowing but westbound 37 at scags island road we have a crash. it's called fresh air bridge, it's more of a landmark so we gave folks that marker traveling to the area. the rest of the bay shows a light, easy drive. we expect the morning commute to be light but we'll track tha

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the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabaret packed with an eclecticmusicalforms. i said i'm going to create a place where you have extremes, it can be classical music and then something that is totally punk or very kitsch. i try to work on cultural entertainment. usually those two words do not meet because entertainment is nightlife and alcohol, and culture is museums and theatres. with its bill celebrating both the city's prewar golden age and contemporary music trends, the music hall offers a vision of beirut comfortable with its past and living in the moment. this beautiful, grand and iconic building is city hall and it's from that balcony that mandela gave his first speech after being released from prison. back then, this entire area was completely jam—packed with people, eager to catch a glimpse of him and hear what he had to say. but almost a quarter of a century after the end of apartheid in 1994, i wanted to see how far these hopes for the rainbow nation have come. we are on our way to mitchells plain, a township in the suburbs of the city. in

so now, let's go down the hall through the great hall. incidentally, it was the largest place to have a party in the 1860's, and president lincoln had his second inaugural ball in this space. liked to lincoln invite the people to everything he did. he said come to my inauguration, and they did. it turns out a big fight broke out, and the next morning they had to carry drunken people out from under the tables. this building and certainly this great hall has seen a lot of history. i would love to show you a cool new tool we have just introduced to the project gallery. it's an app you can download onto your phone. once you have it loaded, you just hold it up to a painting and it will read it by facial recognition and very soon you can see all the information about the portrait is available. why am i showing you this? well, the project gallery is going bilingual. all of our labels are in english and spanish. soon, everything will also be available in two languages on the app. also, you will be able to get audio and video and all sorts of inte

you can find us online, or in person here at city hall. best of all, all of our services are free of charge. the small business commission is the official public forum to voice your opinions and concerns about policy that affects the economy --dash economic vitality of small businesses in san francisco. if you need assistance with small business matters, start here at the office of small business. >> item one is called to order and roll call. [♪] >> mr president, you have a quorum. >> thank you. next item, please. >> it allows members of the public to comment gingerly on the matters that are within the jurisdiction of the small business commission, but not on today's calendar and suggest new agenda items for the commission 's consider -- future consideration. >> are there any members of the public would like to make comment on any item that is not on today's agenda caught seeing then, public comment is closed. >> item three is recognition of katy tang. member at board of supervisors district four. discussion item. [laughter] >> firstly, i

this sunday, i hope you consider joining me in city hall.we'll have santa and face painters and hot chocolate and cookies, things that help create tomorrow's memories. so i want to thank all of you for being here tonight, and i want to ask for some assistance in lighting this tree. you guys want to help me out? come on over. come on, help me out. all right. you guys excited? you want to count with me? going to hold the switch? all right. here we go. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> the hon. london breed: magic! thank you, ladies and gentlemen and happy holidays. [cheers and >> everything is done in-house. i think it is done. i have always been passionate about gelato. every single slaver has its own recipe. we have our own -- we move on from there. so you have every time a unique experience because that slaver is the flavored we want to make. union street is unique because of the neighbors and the location itself. the people that live around here i love to see when the street is full of peop

. >> she said, bill, you need to go in there on the arsenio hall show. >> so we did. >> arsen no hall young americans. >> carl and i were sitting in the dressing room with him. i pulled my sunglasses and i said you ought to wear my sunglasses. and he took them, but he looked at me really skeptically. he turned to james, 17 years older than me, the same age as governor clinton. he says, james, what do you think? he said, governor, everything before the beatles, i decide, everything after the beatles, paul decides. this is definitely a post beatles call. ♪ >> he put those glasses on and went out and played and created one of the most iconic images of the campaign. >> not only did we not see that coming, we couldn't compete with that. could you imagine putting president bush on arsenio hall? >> he spoke to change. it was really really brilliant. >> so the candidate has rocked the youth with a saxophone. but is that all there is to bill clinton? america still isn't sure. >> people wanted to know more about where he came from. he burst on the scene, he's got like a different life, he's sma

so next we're going to proceed from the entry hall into the banquet hall. this is a space where the vanderbilt its and their guests dienld every night at 8:00. it was a formal affair. ladies in their evening gowns, gentlemen dressed in white tie and the table would be set beautifully with crystal and china and all that we still have in our collection. so the vanderbilts, this was their main home. they were here most of the year. they did travel. they had a home in paris as well, one in washington, d.c., one in bar harbor, maine. biltmore was their main home. so many, many politicians came here and they would dine at this table. it was really a scene of intellectual interest and exchange. so i can only imagine the conversations that were held at this table. so if you were a guest at a party, a large party, you'd be seated at a large table. if it was just the vanderbilts and a few friends, you would be snuggled up against these beautiful fireplaces at a small table, which is what we're showing this evening. it's a three-bay fireplace, literally almost a walk-

the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabaret packed with an eclecticf musicalforms. i said i'm going to create a place where you have extremes, it can be classical music and then something that is totally punk or very kitsch. i try to work on cultural entertainment. usually those two words do not meet because entertainment is nightlife and alcohol, and culture is museums and theatres. with its bill celebrating both the city's prewar golden age and contemporary music trends, the music hall offers a vision of beirut comfortable with its past and living in the moment. this beautiful, grand and iconic building is city hall and it's from that balcony that mandela gave his first speech after being released from prison. back then, this entire area was completely jam—packed with people, eager to catch a glimpse of him and hear what he had to say. but almost a quarter of a century after the end of apartheid in 1994, i wanted to see how far these hopes for the rainbow nation have come. we are on our way to mitchells plain, a township in the suburbs of the city.

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city hall will light up in the colours and we are very excited for that. thank you very much and have a joyous celebration. >> thank you. i failed to mention, for the first time in 13 years, city hall will light up in the red, black, and green candles. gay. [cheering] -- yes! [cheering] thank you. i don't know what i would do without you guys. thank you so much. we have to move right along because we have to get out of here, and we want to be on time. so we will have brother maleic -- brothernk the drummers for helping their libations go higher. [applause] >> i will make sure this water finds its way outside so can breathe again, and ride up into the sky and may be come back down on our faces like rain. yes. [speaking foreign language] >> where are we at in the program? >> pour libations for yourself when you have your milk, when you have your soda, say the name of a loved one and pour libations. >> let's see what we have now. >> wow. so we would like to have everyone, please stand as we sing, lift every voice and saying. we have some wonderful children th

this after an extended chase.kron 4's dan kerman is live at napa city hall with more... dan napa ois bodycam 1210185 insert last wednesday morning... that lead to a chase and ultimately a napa police officer shooting and killing the suspect 27 year old david molina. monday, napa's police chief released edited 911 audio and edited police bodycam videosot i thought its important to provide a transparent component to what's occurring through a park, over a fence and into a ravine. sot robert plummer/napa police chief :45 despite officers commands molina failed to comply over 31 times he is told to comply show us your hands stop running, molina failed to police say the chase went on more than 5 minutes, the officer finally catches up and is able to cuff one of the suspects hands... but then things go horribly wrong ---nats--the chief says thats the sound of the suspect grabbing the officers ar-15 automatic rifle and firing multiple times... no one is hit... then over the next 20 seconds another struggle , and this time the officer regains control of his weapon--nats-- sot molina then say

simon is a new trustee at barrow hill memorial hall on the outskirts of town.s lost out after they followed the recommendations of minotaur on a brewery rep. it all centred on some land and property barrow hill wanted to sell to raise money. in 2012 barrow hill was asset—rich but cash—poor, the exact profile minotaur and glyn jones seemed to like. it owned the hall outright, the house next door and an adjoining plot of land. they oversaw the sale of the house and land. together they sold for £180,000. the trustees were stunned to receivejust £8,000. after fees and charges were deducted. who had glyn jones sold the house to? it turns out glyn jones sold it to himself. it is now his head office, why we are keeping a bit of a low profile. as for the land, he also bought that. he is building four houses on it, up for sale at £165,000 each. mrjones says the trustees were aware of the fees and charges, and the sale of the house and land was carried out in accordance with minotaur‘s statutory duties, and any allegation of dishonesty is entirely and robustly refuted. m