and holmes county alone in $272008.00 it was a $9000000.00 business.now when you consider that the average family income for a family of 4 is probably less than $30000.00 in holmes county that's a considerable amount of on production that is coming out of that particular area in amish country. rufus's journey to new jersey is similar to the one thousands of puppies travel from holmes county ohio in the years since rufus arrived at nicole's. the driver has made multiple journeys to the east coast delivering puppies sold on the internet from puppy mills throughout holmes county. there's times where we here where the puppy was actually transported by someone just like john public and they load him into a vehicle and so when the puppies arrive it's not unusual to have a vehicle full of puppies and some of those puppies are very sick and some won't make the trip whatsoever they assumed ban puppy mills places they always meant like the mall the puppy store in the mall or the puppy store the inside of st i just never thought that it was like on the internet i

stores choose to seek out these same states a stark example of the supply chain leads directly from holmes countyohio to a single pet store in patterson new jersey. petite pups inspection reports obtained by ohio voters for companion animals show that in 2012 over 300 puppies from puppy mills and holmes county were sold wholesale to d n g only one reason would seemingly compel the owner of d n g to seek out breeders located over 7 hours away the price for breeders simply selling to a pet shop that's not about placing that animal with a family for the rest of the life that's really about the money paths are puppies are puppy mill puppies because a reputable breeder somebody who cares about their animals wants to know where they're going and any breeder that is in it for the love of dogs and they they love what they're doing they're good breeder they're going to have as many questions for you as you have for them no good reputable braider will sell a dog army internet or sell a dog to a broker to sell to a pet store that's not going to a good breeder or one of those who you are you all. is have to

black man and that is why we think the federal government should send the message just like holmes and the cobb county d.a. did with this grand jury. let's send a message to america that it's not acceptable to kill people just because of their race. >> what about roddie bryan? his family and attorney remain that he was just a witness who filmed it. what do you think of the charges he's facing? >> well, you know, don, as attorney -- our legal team, we think when you look at the video, just based on the objective evidence, don, you see that he was part of this lynch mob. regardless of what he's trying to say now, th that everybody h caught them red-handed. and you cannot distance yourself from being the person who helped cuts off ahmaud as he's running for his life. so i think it is appropriate that he, even though he didn't pull a trigger, he was aiding and abetting, and when you are part of a robbery at a convenience store that happens to young people of color all the time and you're just driving the car, you are charged with felony murder. so he should be charged exactly how they would charge any of

we're happening now the last chance to get tested for covid-19 for free at the holm of the san jose sharks. san jose county and the sharks have run this testing sight all this past week. you can just walk in and take the quick test regardless of your immigration status by the way. and you will even get a free piece of shark's gear and a chance at a sharks jersey. the site opened a few minutes ago at 9:00 a.m. and closes at 3:00 p.m.ed in the road to reopening bay area schools, so many parents are now wondering whether the specific changes in districts to keep children safe in the classroom. san francisco unified isono answers. and in our efforts to build a better bay area. we are focused on -- lot of our energy on these reopening plans. and san francisco is hitting the brakes. just monday the city announced more businesses would be able to reopen. plans contingent on state approval which was received thursday. just yesterday, announced the plans are back on hold. abc7 news kate larson explains what's behind night sadly we god new cases. when you look at the data there's never really been a time where we've

the judicial building in brunswick, georgia, you've been listening to joyette holmes, the district attorney in cobb county, georgia, very methodically running through the process, like everything in american life right now, this process has been affected by the pandemic down to what you heard her saying about a change in the venue for deliberations and the grand jury to a larger space for their safety. the headline remains the same. three indictments secured following the killing of ahmaud arbery. it was back in february. we've heard counsel just in the last hour agree that without video of this case, this case doesn't get resolved like this. we also have the dual press conference underway at the white house. we also have the matter of our coverage continuing at the top of the hour with today's deadline white house, hosted by joy reid. i'll see you tonight 11:00 p.m. for the 11th hour. thanks so much for being a part of our coverage. o much for bein of our coverage. how about no no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. to save on auto insurance. there's lots

holmes. the man accused of killing a sheriff sergeant in santa cruz county made his first court appearance today. he is facing murder charges. henry lee joins us with more on what happened in court . >> reporter: the defendant is a military police officer now accused of murdering a fellow law enforcement officer. if convicted, he could face life in prison without patrol, parole or the death penalty. >> reporter: he made a brief court appearance but did not enter a plea that he shot and killed a police sergeant. he has been charged with murder. the da says that he tried to kill several other law enforcement officers during a rampage on saturday. >> four counts on officers including two officers with an explosive device >> investigators are looking into a's history to determine what led up to the crime spree. >> we are in the process of investigating this individual. >> my client being charged with these heinous offenses this case is simply beginning. >> reporter: security was tight. there were snipers that took up positions on the roof. he was not in santa cruz on friday. he appeared for monterey

. >> kristen holmes at the white house, thank you so much. >>> officials in tulsa county, oklahoma, reporting another record high for new daily coronavirus cases. the highest number of cases in the last five days. martin savidge joins me from tulsa. what can you tell us? >> reporter: hello. today the record number of infections in the last 24 hours tulsa county, 143. and just about every day this week they have set a new record which of course the concern of health officials saying it just does not make sense that you would hold a rally to draw so many people into the community at the very time that oklahoma, the state in general, is seeing a significant rise but this area in particular was seeing a significant spike of coronavirus cases. it wasn't a good day for the president coming to the issue of coronavirus. it overshadowed the rally. when he arrived in oklahoma the state surpassed 10,000 cases. that's not a good milestone there were there for and then on top of that just before getting here it was revealed at least six members of the advance team tested positive for coronavirus. so clear

holm earned an oscar nomination. he had been battling parkinson's disease for several years. he was 88 years old. >>> new this morning, a carmel restaurant owner might be facing jail time. monterey county's d.a. this week filed criminal charges against the owner of "the tuck box." the owner admits to operating like it's business as usual offering dine-in service in violation of the standing covid-19 health order. the owner says a financial hardship leaves him no option and, quote, if they want to send in the s.w.a.t. team, they should come on and do it. a conviction could lead to 18 months behind bars. >>> all right. let's turn to the weather. happy friday. >> happy friday. our temperatures right now already few degrees cooler compared to yesterday. and look at san jose. great skies, no clouds there. but san francisco, this is kind of the big story in the morning initially when we first started seeing the fog rolling in. because that marine layer helped keep our temperatures cooler. 67 degrees in san francisco. 66 in palo alto. 74 in san jose. yesterday at this same time, we were already in the 80s in some spots. look at the 24-hour temperature change compared to yesterday. santa rosa, 1

>> after speaking with miss joyette holmes' office, they were confident that they had more than sufficient probable cause. >> reporter: the cobb countys handling the case after three district attorneys passed on prosecuting it. last month, gregory and travis mcmichael were charged with murder and aggravated assault. on february 23rd, bryan recorded the video of arbery's shooting and was charged two weeks ago with felony murder and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment. the mcmichaelles claimed self-defense, and bryant says he had no involvement in arbery's killing and was just a witness. do you think that until their trial that they should stay behind bars? >> they were out 70-plus days after the murder. they had time to prepare for this. [ chants ] >> reporter: outrage over arbery's killing has spilled over into protests following the deaths of breonna taylor in a louisville police raid and george floyd who died while in minneapolis police custody. what does it do when you hear another country, another person say your son's name? >> thank you for standing with us. i do say do it nonviolently, but thank you for standing. than

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