holloway answered the door.itting on his big overstuffed recliner. i introduced myself and he proceeded to tell me, well, you know, really, the only one the that can kill her and get away with it is me, the way she trusted me. that was one of the toughest moments in my career of not reacting. holy -- he also told me that law enforcement suspected him because all the neighbors had told law enforcement that he and dorothy had been having an affair for the last 30 years. he told me that dorothy was supposed to go out of town that weekend because she claimed that this guy in north carolina was going to propose to her this weekend. but somehow she didn't get to go on that trip to north carolina that weekend. >> diana realized if holloway was having an affair with dorothy, the motive could be jealousy and holloway's detailed description of what might have happened also raised a red flag for diana. >> he then starts telling me the story of what happened in her house as though he was an eyewitness. she was just sitting

three in the very near term holloway is bidding in july. mission and valencia will bid in july and sunset will start construction in july. sunset will be built by the department of public works. visitation value be in construction in december. so, a lot of action and activity on a green infrastructure. the rest of the green infrastructure projects will begin construction in early 2016. we have developed a contractor training program and we've given three sessions to contractors because we've been challenged by the fact that some contractors, they know landscaping. they know plans. they mostly work at bringing green infrastructure together to make it performance-based isn't always logical were clear to them. so, we developed for modules and held three sessions and we will actually have a certification program ultimately. contractors are bidding on those jobs that are shown on the list, they will have to have the certification. a lot of gone to our training. it's unfortunate those techs are right in front of the slide but, we are also continu

. >> joining me now is cnn analyst and attorney for the family, mark o'mara and phillip holloway, a formere officer. mark, first to you, what was your reaction when you saw the video? >> my first really was disbelief. i was still waiting, after the shot, i was waiting for it to happen. i was anticipating some type of argument or escalation of animosity between the two. i had to look a second and third time to see it happened. i think sam was trying to de-escalate the situation more than tensing was. >> now, we are hearing about the third body camera. the officer's attorney is talking about it. listen to what he says. >> i think he has tried to create great prejudice against my client. that's what we have courts for. when all the evidence comes out, i think there will be a different version of what went on here. >> mark, have you seen the third body camera recording? >> from the officer in training, that was there as well. i have seen the second one. i think the second one just shows the officer getting up after he fell after the murder. it doesn't offer much insight to it. we want all the

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let me bring in phil holloway who is with me now.we get into -- listen guns and movie theaters just from your legal perspective, you listened to the news conference in russell county, alabama, they denied him the concealed carry permit. what are your thoughts on that? >> the sheriff is right. that was an absolute reason to deny him being granted a permit to have a concealed weapon. it would not have been enough to prevent him from purchasing if he wanted to a gun from a federally licensed federal firearm forum. they ask if you have been adjudicated as mentally defective, not if you've had any treatment for a mental disorder or are you currently under a restraining order of some type. >> we know he had been treated for some mental illness in '08 and '09. that had been sealed. as far as firearms in movie theaters you are there in georgia and so you do -- i don't know if it's all the time or on occasion you go to the movie with your firearm. >> sometimes i do. >> why do you do that? >> well, to me it's a matter of personal security, per

bishop holloway organized the vigil. >>> developing right now, the greek prime minister will soon be face to face with a roomful of angry european leaders. greece under major pressure to bring credible proposals to the table now that the country defaulted on the debt. the prime minister is expected to offer a plan at today's make or break summit. the meetings come after they voted to reject a strict bailout plan. >> everything is back to normal today. you could be experiencing some extra caution following yesterday's lockdown there. police say you should always say something if you see something that concerns you. the lockdown started when someone called 911. it end with an all clear. >>> into the live desk what you need to know about a new program the white house says will cut your emergency bills. president obama will be in baltimore today announcing this new plan to get people more access to solar energy. the plan targets low to moderate income communities and people living in federally subsidized housing. mercy housing in washington here in washington and community housing partne

for the legal view, let's bring if hln legal analyst joey jackson and philip holloway.uys. we should be in the same room, we have to make arrangements the next time. >> it's always nice. >> owy, to you first, since ana was talking about the video that substantiates he was acting strangely in his cell. that doesn't necessarily speak to being insane, does it? . how did his defense try to prove he was insane? >> it's a great question because we have to remember the critical issue fredricka is at the time of the offense. so you can point me to videos that show i'm knocking my head against a jail cell, i'm falling backwards, spread feing feces, the defense needs to focus on the critical issue at hand. that is when he killed 12 people, when he injured 70 many of whom will never walk again, how was he there? what they did in doing that was the defense brought in two psychiatrists to suggest to that jury and not only suggest but say outright that he was mentally insane. not only mentally ill as we know that meaning to be but that he was insane. of course, fred rricka that was-

the "right this minute" family because harper's mom is one of our often producers, betsy gedzel hollowayle harper is endlessly occupied and entertained by a wrapped fortune cookie. >> aren't we all? >> the entire time she's feeling the wrapper, putting the wrapper in her mouth listening to the sound. this is to keep her entertained. >> that is cute! >> and this last video pretty hilarious this 3-year-old boy is cod -- >> daddy has to go to work. >> oh you got to go to work. where are you going to work working with daddy? >> no bye, mommy. >> no, you can't leave mommy. >> i do. i'm leav >> you're not leaving. >> yes! i'm leaving. >> no. >> yes! i need to pay the bills. >> oh. >> the sad thing is even a child understands this, and some grownups d. >> you're funny. >>> girls got a wardrobe malfunction. would you tell her or would you sneak a pic? next "right this minute." >>> and still to come a sword to send his landlord a message. >> don't [ bleep ]. >> see his smashing approach to get >> yes! >> how awesome is that? >>> plus a woman in a pool notices that her pump -- >> worries about it

outreach those students are there another night those bus stops are bleak it is scary an 19 avenue and holloway we need real love there, there is a transit shuttle that is back and forth o on san francisco state university and duplicates the routes and making sure you're having the service would be i would look leveraging that in terms of the timing wise and i've often been frustrated by the idea that you know the shuttle at 28 left at the same time and pulled up at the same time and better planning in that respect and lastly one of the things i take the 28 well, not all of us can afford a taxicab and this is the way we get to the airport we took the 28 to bart and get to the airport as a such in the middle of the day we have suitcases on the 28 more so then a lot of the other links i eight hundred have encouraged more communication with the airport itself maybe at least or bart in talking about how do we maximize or i should say optimized our service other than i think this is a fantastic i'm excited about extending the hours of 28 right direction i feel like a lottery winner when i see one th

here with me in studio cnn legal analyst philip holloway who is a former police instructor and in boston attorney mel robbins. good to see both of you. phil let me begin with you because you too are an advocate of packing a weapon when going to the movies. why? >> well i certainly don't see a problem with it in general, but, you know the fear of armed resistance could be the thing that deters someone from picking that particular target. movie theaters are unique because they're dark and they're oftentimes loud and if you go in there and you open fire who knows what you're going to hit. and if you happen to have a firearm on you it may not be the right thing to do to immediately resort to that because you cannot identify the shooter. so in principle i don't have a problem with what governor perry said, but i don't think necessarily that resorting to a firearm in an active shooting situation in a movie theater under those circumstances is the correct first choice. >> because the governor said you know that that person needs to be appropriately trained. what does that mean? because what als

little harper is the daughter of one of our producers betsy holloway. telling her he loves her, at just 6 months old, listen to what harper can say. >> i love you. >> i you. >> whoa! >> she can speak. >> i love you. pblt! >> man that's beautiful. the sound of i love you, the pbht lovely oops sorry. >> how can we forget the precious josie, we had her on the show not long ago. >> beam me up. >> she was upset because one of her family members said a bad word. >> well there's another video her latest one she's got a confession. >> i go into the bedroom and i put oil on it. >> on the bed? >> scented oil to make the bed smell nice. >> well let's find out what kind of oil. >> it's yellow. >> it's why el low oil? what does it smell like? >> i don't know. >> does it smell good or bad? >> i think it smells bad. >> yeah? >> now she is saying it's oil, but speculation in the "right this minute" studio is maybe she actually pied. she had a little potty. >> she went pee pee in mimi's room. >>> when it's time to get tatted up you may want a pro but in this case he let

beth holloway joins me. it's been ten years since her daughter vanished in aruba.e what she said about her daughter. a brand new got

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beth holloway joins me. it's been ten years since her daughter vanished in aruba.aughter. a brand new got greta talk and it's free. subscribe to it. >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> the marriage decision was utterly contrary to the constitution. they are simply making it up. >> now the question becomes, will americans who have deep religious beliefs be directly affected by the gay marriage ruling? the answer is yes. we'll have a special report. >> since sandy hook there has been a school shooting on average, every week. >> but is that true? are american school kids in danger? our true serum correspondents on the case. >> it's great to be back and i said i'll be back. i am back. >> also ahead, arnold schwarzenegger says that he can speak perfect english if he

preliminary resulting showed that the blood from the ryans' holloway and on the tan tee shirt both came that dna profile was then compared to kevin cooper's. >> the analysis regarding this was 100%. beyond a shadow of a doubt. kevin cooper was in that house and bled at that crime scene. it really verified what you knew all along, that kevin cooper committed these horrendous murders. >> only one out of 300 billion people could have matched a-41. you could go to galaxies far beyond the stars and still not find a match for a-41 that cooper supplies. >> once the dna test put kevin cooper in the home he said he never went into and on a tee shirt with doug ryan as blo's b it, that was it for him. >> deborah saunders once convinced of cooper's innocence now published scathing reports about kevin cooper's guilt, the new dna results and this attention had backfired on cooper's defense. >> to kevin cooper's shock and the defense's shock, the testing came back saying that there was kevin's dna on a-41. >> but for hiel, the dna results raised a red flag. >> back in 1983, the lab technician, daniel

phillip holloway joining me.erious questions about mexico's criminal justice system. should we really be surprised that this happened? >> i don't think anyone on the north side of the border is surprised. if mexico is surprised, they have to be fooling themselves. we knew eches a mashe was a master of escape. this tunnel system is their wave getting people and things across the border. so how it's a surprise is i don't understand me. >> we talked about the fact that the u.s. wanted to xa x. take dit him last go around. why wasn't he? >> the united states made a formal extradition request. even before they received it mexico said we'll let you know in about 300 or 400 years. they were i think assuming that he would serve out his prison time. we knew better than that. we wanted to get him here so we could get him into a super max where he would spend 243 hour as day in a cell. >> and some of his enemies in the drug cartels have been extradited to the u.s. so there is precedent. >> and i think that speaks to just ho

holloway, another phase where paul ryan visited twice.met her maybe 18 years ago when the pastor who comes from a family of pastors living in the suburbs went to speak at a homeless shelter she just pulled over to the side of the road and ask the al llord to speak to her. i remember her taking homeless men and women into her home which did not please the neighbors. so then she moved into a neighborhood where there was a problem with a rundown house and i'll let her pick it up from there to talk about what she does in this city of hope. >> thank you. good afternoon or good morning. [laughter] it is the non-profit faith based organization that helps residents and volunteers and just recently we had to downsize is the nasty word putted good thing because it determines how you see it so we decided to downsize to make equality better even if we could not increase quantity. i just left my staff reported for a $1 million grant rehouse women and children and to domestic violence. whenever a person comes and we give them a personal description and

joining me now, former police officer, phillip holloway.arents need to tell their children or what does anybody need to know about what to do if they find themselves in a theater like this and someone opens fire? unfortunately, we have to talk about it. >> good evening and thank you for having me. i'm sorry we're having to have this discussion about this horrible tragedy that's one again occurred. the most important thing for people to remember if they are phased with an active shooter situation is to try as best as possible to remain calm and seek cover and if at all possible exit the situation, remove yourself from the building or from wherever you might be. that is first. there has been a lot of talk about whether people could carry guns into a movie theater or things like that. that should be only done as a last resort. in an active shooter situation, a personal sidearm is potentially more dangerous than the shooter. you really don't know what you are might be trying to shoot at. outside of one foot away from the shooter, a personal sid

. >> david katz and phillip holloway thank you. >>> a montana man applied for his marriage license thislem, this would make wife number two. he's a self-described polygamist looking for marriage equality. how might this apply to him, in his own words. we'll discuss, coming up. that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. they're good-looking cars. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect, for less than you imagined at the chevy 72 hour sale. now, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on most 2015 chevy vehicles. hurry, the clock is ticking. get yours now. the seventy-two hour sale ends july 9th. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. [ jennifer garner ] why can't powerful sunscreen feel great? actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer®. its superior uva uvb protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer, all with the cleanest feel. it's the best for your skin. neutrogena® ultra sheer®. listen up team

the new development would run along the north side of holloway avenue just off 19th.nd if everything goes as planned, the first building would be under construction in 2017. >>> the newest member of britain's royal family 9-week- old princess charlotte just got baptized. charlie d'agata reports on yesterday's ceremony. >> reporter: not a golden royal carriage, but the queen's own vintage baby carriage for princess charlotte as the family of four strolled to the church. >> beautiful family. >> reporter: even though it was a private ceremony, fans got to see prince william and kate and little prince george up close after william decided part of the church grounds should be open to the public. >> they're young, they're hip. their children are beautiful. >> reporter: the crowd got just a slightest glimpse of the newest member of the royal family in the same christening gown her brother wore. and in marking another tradition, the service was celebrated at the same church where princess diana was christened. it's charlotte's first public outing since may and her birth. alth

se trata de edificios habitacionales con espacios comerciales en la avenida 19 y calle holloway...0 la mayor parte de la semana. la temperatura actual es de 59. las maximas llegaran a los 72 y las minimas a los 54. como estara la tempertura esta noche para los fans de los gigantes? 63 grados a las 7 de la noche en el parque a t and t contra los mets de nueva yorÁ presunto caso de uso excesivo de la fuerza por parte de la policÍa nueva york, en ellas, se ve a un oficial que detiene a un hombre afroamericano bajo sospecha de portar un cuchillo, el sujeto muestra sus documentos pero al parecer se niega a entregar el alma, se desata una trifulca, el incidente ha generado controversia y muchos se cuestionan si el agente violÓ los protocolos al utilizar los puÑos. >> nosotros lo que estamos viendo es otro ejemplo del mal comportamiento de la policÍa, aquÍ, si este hombre de verdad tenÍa una cuchilla, por quÉ el policÍa soltÓ los puÑos. satcha: el sujeto tiene un historial criminal y dicen que la fuerza es necesaria cuando el sospechoso se resiste al arresto. durante una entrevista en la

outreach those students are there another night those bus stops are bleak it is scary an 19 avenue and holloway we need real love there, there is a transit shuttle that is back and forth o on san francisco state university and duplicates the routes and making sure you're having the service would be i would look leveraging that in terms of the timing wise and i've often been frustrated by the idea that you know the shuttle at 28 left at the same time and pulled up at the same time and better planning in that respect and lastly one of the things i take the 28 well, not all of us can afford a taxicab and this is the way we get to the airport we took the 28 to bart and get to the airport as a such in the middle of the day we have suitcases on the 28 more so then a lot of the other links i eight hundred have encouraged more communication with the airport itself maybe at least or bart in talking about how do we maximize or i should say optimized our service other than i think this is a fantastic i'm excited about extending the hours of 28 right direction i feel like a lottery winner when i see one th

erik: tracey holloway, thank you so much.yman is going to take off with a pretty cool m&a story. julie: micron, people familiar with its plans say that a chinese company, which is the investment arm of a university based in china is plain survey can offer for micron at $24 a share. shares are rising by 10 percent in a lot of analyst have been weighing in on this this morning. some of them are saying that this offer looks like it might be too low. was it the price -- look at the price versus the measure of class of task flow and it is lower than we have seen for the big chip deals. the shares are up by 10%. we have seen a lot of movement in the rest of the chip industry as well. intel this morning had a note downgrading the company i had of earnings, saying the datacenter chips and some of the industry checks have not been positive. it is reporting numbers after the close tomorrow. it is in the process of buying altera. lastly, analysts were raising questions about antitrust approval of the day. they are optimistic and deal wi

in addition, to tj ward, one of the private investigators who tried to help find missing natalie hollowayncess charlotte will be baptized sunday, and world renouned photographer mario will be on hand to capture the milestone. has a lot of experience working with the royal family, the late princess diana selected him, to photograph her for vanity fair, and he took engagement photos for the duke and duchess of cambridge, and keeping it in the family, princess charlotte will wear her brother's christening gown, while she is blessed with the same church where diana was baptized. at 5-foot two, becoming the no, ma'am famous ballerina in the u.s. >> didn't begin training classical until 13. now she is making history this morning. take a look. >> ♪ >> if you base missed it, she said misty take a bow. first african-american principal dancer, at the american ballet theater. she earned the honor, yesterday. that is amazing. >> congrats to misty. >> so this is the first time a black man has been promoted to the highest position, not only at adt, but at any of the three leading class school ballet co

this woman watched the truck holloway load after load of water. >> it's bad that we are actually payingme and take advantage of that. it's not fair. >> selleck, who owns an avocado farm on his ranch -- >> i heard this year was an off year. >> a drought year. it's horrible. >> did not respond to our request for an interview. but has spoken before about trucking in water. >> we need rain because we're on wells, so that hasn't worked. in the summer i have been trucking water. >> in the middle of the trip crippling drought, they're demanding he's obey the law. today, selleck is being sued for $21,000. though some say the price paid in the court of public opinion could be even higher. the water district says it wants to recoup the cost of hiring the private investigator. the sheriff tells nbc news the actor does not face any criminal charges. >> miguel almaguer, thank you very much for the report. this is -- >> maybe he was just changing the water in his pool magnum ph. >> should i respond to that? >> can you? >> what -- >> mr. marshall plan. >> are you drunk? >> i wish. >> oh, my goodness.