>> jasmin osmanovic. >> and within an hour, jasmin osmanovic ended up here at the sheriff's office., as he was considered the prime suspect in a kidnapping. sheriff's detective howard cole conducted the investigation. >> let's just get this over with. >> what did you learn about jasmin osmanovic. >> he is a bosnian immigrant, comes from a very good family. was involved in the auto trade. has a college education. >> this guy was no gangster. >> absolutely not. >> but he did match quinn's description of her abductor. while he was not albanian, he did have an accent. >> i just want this nightmare to be over. >> but osmanovic said he had no idea why anyone would be looking for him. >> you had this on -- >> he freely signed a document waiving his right to remain silent. he also said he had an alibi for the night quinn gray was kidnapped. he was at a bar, and met a girl named stacy. >> okay, tell me about stacey. >> well, me and stacey met up. we just kind of had a two-night stand. >> but his story had more than a few holes. osmanovic wasn't sure of stacey's last name. he didn't have her

jasmin nra stay with her, so i'm going ghorng continued with jasmin entering room 207.quinn gray didn't sound like a captive at all. in fact, she seemed to be in on the whole thing. >> i don't know what the new plan is. >> well, we'll see. >> just tell me you have one. >> yeah. they called the cops and everything, i mean -- but i've got a different plan. >> osmanovic appeared to mock massive manhunt that was under way to find quinn. >> if they just knew that you were here by yourself all night long, they would have a fit. [ laughing ] >> that's why i'm starting to feel like i'm the sinister one, doing this to my family. i wonder what my girls think right now. i wonder if they have any idea what's going on. >> we went to the hotel and talked to the people that worked at the hotel. they said she sat in the car while he was checking in. they were hand in hand. they said, in fact, he left the room many, many times during the weekend. >> and remember those bruises and marks quinn said she got from being zip tied to a chair? the recording suggested quinn made them herself. >>

it says that, even after settling the case over jasmine thar's death.ine's family sued remington. >> chaffin: yes, they did. >> stahl: and how much did they sue for? >> chaffin: they sued for over $100 million. i cannot tell you the terms of the settlement. >> stahl: and in that settlement, as all the others, remington admits no wrongdoing? >> chaffin: true. >> stahl: and gets the silence of everybody. >> chaffin: true. it's a critical part of it. >> stahl: chaffin says that even when remington offers to fix the triggers, they do too little to notify gun owners. the company declined our request for an on-camera interview, but in a statement told us they "broadly promoted and advertised" the recall. yet almost three years in, only about one in four of the rifles has been fixed; nearly a million remain out there. do you think there are people with this gun, with this trigger mechanism, watching us right now saying, "whoa! i have that gun."? >> chaffin: this'll be the first time they ever heard of it. >> stahl: and there's still the issue of the original,

they have -- nick and jasmine have a conversation. jasmine, you got to go. so now eight remain.ext, two-on-one date. whitney and danielle or as she was being called d-lo. whitney was the first one. she got left behind on the beach. the helicopter shot. that's probably lucky for her. >> the helicopter left her there, abandoned her. >> so much for whitney. >> like an ep soefd "survivor." >> never coming back. >> maybe she made it back. we'll never know, thankfully. >> that's going to be the sequel. >> at that point, seven were left. things were looking good for d-lo at that point until they weren't. 234ik wasn't feeling it with old d-lo either. he tells d-lo you got to go, as well. him. >> now six are left. next, nick invades the building looking like the grim reaper. he invaded the women's suite. he's achieving new lows by the second. wondering if all of this is going to wind up as it did before. next, kiss count. kiss count stops at two. >> whoa. >> yeah. talk about achieving a new low. >> what is going on? >> you do get account idea that maybe the lucky ones are those who have

this time in chad born, north carolina. 16-year-old jasmine and her cousin were about to go christmas were standing in the front yard with their grandmother on the porch. >> reporter: an attorney for jasmine's family made this animation. a neighbor across the street in his bedroom picked up a loaded model 700. the safety was off pch. >> and it fired through a closed window and what could be the most random act you ever heard of it travelled across the street and went through her chest and hit jasmine in the heart and she died in her grandma's front yard. >> reporter: in a deposition under oath james anthony blackwell, an experienced marine and hunter couldn't explain how his rifle went off. >> do you think you touched it in any way? >> no, sir. >> reporter: was he prosecuted? >> no. >> reporter: chafen had already w won money for a client who shot himself in the foot when he said his 700 fired on its own. back then they were made with a trigger called "the walker." they faced lawsuits alleging to injury or death but argus it's always human errorer and never the gun's fault. >> you can

your first conversations whether it be jasmine rand or natalie jackson or ben crump. you talk about, i think very often for a casual viewer and reader who knows the name trayvon martin, and knows the case loosely, they don't necessary see all the pieces that come into play. they see a rally but don't necessarily know who was involved. they wonder how does ben crump end up with you. can you talk about some of these people and you are the face of your son's legacy rightfully but these other people that played roles in turning what could have been the death of a young man people don't know about to the name that rings out across the nation. >> i think we owe the majority of the recognition that the name trayvon martin received from a family member whose name is patricia jones because without her we would not have been in contact with attorney ben crump who definitely played a very, very important role in bringing justice or bringing a light to our case. and so when i first talked to attorney crump she automatically told me there would be an arrest when i explained the ca

he needs to stay away from jasmine abuslin . this came just as jasmine abuslin was going to testify. what you couldn't take the stand because of a medical emergency. >> all my client does not have to do is not violate any laws for 15 months and the entire case gets dismissed. we are very happy. >> prosecutors say their case against dan black was strong and the plea deal was because of the inability of jasmine abuslin to testify . >>> boys have testified that a 12-year-old had a gun at school . that student will not be returning we have been told. >> reporter: a 12-year-old boy brought a handgun to the campus. >> a student was arrested for having a gun and loaded magazine clip while on campus. >> a student saw the weapon and notified a teacher who notified the resource officer. the police officer confiscated the weapon and arrested the student. >> reporter: police say they found the seventh grader in a class with the gun on him. he was taken without incident. his name is not been released because of his age. they said no one was

also said a cop gave jasmine some cheetos, but that does not constitute payment.will be very interesting to see how the alameda county views it. >> a lot of people who are ensnared in this case are going to be watching to see how the black case goes, and we will see jasmine abuslin likely on the stand later this week. henry lee, thank you. >> you bet. >>> still ahead, president donald trump still threatening possible action against the state of california as lawmakers are considering making it a sanctuary state. state senator scott wiener will join us to talk more about this issue. >>> and the 49ers, they just made it official, folks, announcing that this man, kyle shanahan, the 49ers new head coach. coming up after the break, the challenges that shanahan will face and the look at some of the criticism he is receiving from yesterday's play calls. stay with us. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. . >>> breaking sports news to tel

so jasmin played an important part. attorney parks and clump played a huge part and city play a huge partner thing wed do, and ryan jewelson, he also -- ryan played a huge part. and definitely natalie jackson, and with all those components working together and they were working day in and day out, and natalie had inside scoops with the news room that really just helped us out in a big way. and so those definitely were major components to our strategy to get justice, to get an arrest. >> host: what also struck me was the way you almost had to campaign for justice, and various different phases of the campaign itch think it's easy to consolidate it together but walking through the book we see campaign after campaign starting, frankly, with the release of the 9-1-1 tape insidety first place about you consider asking why has this man not been arrested but the first pig thing that attorney crump pushes for is let's release the tapes, hear this interaction. what wag going through your head weathers you had been played the tape

. >> reporter: jasmine atkins spent the night watching the documentary she feels she can always learn from. >> it's always good to refresh your knowledge. >> reporter: it revolves around a book by james baldwin. he wrote aboutmany leaders. he died before the book was finished but it's a jumping off point to talk about race in america. >> topic is very interesting to me. many of the themes that surround the great piece are things that have many parallels to where we find ourselves in 2017. >> the associated director for curatory affairs at the museum. >> it's very important we lift up those who have been a part of our history from the beginning, and there's many, many wonderful films coming out that will do just that. >> reporter: has a >> reporter: -- that's a wonderful idea that jasmine agrees with. >> it's a great experience. >> reporter: they plan to have more screenings like this the future. the idea is very popular for people coming to the museum. john henry, wusa 9. >>> march 1st is when the museum is going to release the next set of advanced timed passes for visits in june, but

liz: jasmine the final word, where does this end up? >> i think it ends up, the circuit court will uphold that original decision, i believe this executive order is unconstitutional, and i will continue to keep the president in check. liz: thank you. >> new video in from one of 7 countries, that president wants to do extreme vetting in, it is iran. celebrating the islamic revolution by chanting death to america, more flag burning. and my next guest is a refugee, he served as american sniper chris criminal's interpreter in iraq, he says, we cannot just 7 countries on the list. >> and then this, teacher's permission to skip school to protest the president's ban. >> don't you want to check to see if someone is cool before you let them in. >> that is why we have the internet. >> that is why we have extreme vetting. >> of course,. >> so you do agree with the trump ban? ♪ across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, univer

am pip tragedy and 16-year-old jasmine and her dester are st prr an attorney for jazz.he bullet travelled across the street and went through the chest, barely missing her heart and basically she died in her grandfather's front yartd. >> reporter: jamesing howls was.p well, believe that you pulled the trigger. >> so ball heap prauts cuted? >> no. >> k456en had had money and he shot in this matter of principle with another fts the dumpany has tasd lawsuits related to the that trigger pt but it's always human error and never the gun's fight. >> but according to a remming been innererrorror -- internal doxuments showing some firing without the trigger being pall frb. that never happened. bought decade ago it did switch from the usual walker trigger to and that had so hennie cell poems with the poem. skbmp the first naithd years. shrl ow laun after that it bait sit running fronl gun fired when safety was taken off twice. three police darmntz fmp remington was getting videos from customers capturing. >> the rifle did fire. build. >>> for years, despite the yearios and hubs of

jasmine will testify in the trial.egal analyst michael cardoza is an attorney and says that jasmine has given inconsistent statements. >> we will talk about the number of times she has changed her story. it is like a fine wine. she amplifies the story and makes it better. >> opening statements will begin wednesday and will last about a week. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6 starts now. >>> the bay area pounded by another wet winter storm. >> causing flooding and mud slides. >> it just kept getting pushed forward with the power of the mud. >> the largest slide that i have seen. >> and shutting down roads. >> you can see the rocks and dirt that came down. >> a look at the damage as the bay area prepares for several more days of rain. >> good evening everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener all of that rainwater coming from the hillsides is causing flooding in the bay and this is a leading to problems at the college of morin where you can see several streets were underwater near the campus in kentfield. search and

those charged involve a young woman named jasmine who said black is just one of the many officers she had sex with when she was underage. >>> a richmond police officer will keep his job despite involvement in this case. tonight for the first time since this law enforcement sex scandal made headlines, richmond's police chief is speaking on camera. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live with a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: well, chief brown tells abc 7 news that the department has taken these allegations very seriously from the beginning. today abc 7 news also sat down with the city manager who explained why he recently changed his mind about one of the officers who will now keep his job. richmond police department investigated 11 officers in connection with jasmine, who said she had sex with more than 30 officers around the bay area, some while she was under age. for the first time richmond's police chief is speaking about the department's investigation. >> we got wind of stuff and we started digging right away. >> reporter: investigators examined thousands of

. >> civil rights attorney, jazz jasmine, a lot of people areot saying o the president by taking on this judge, he calls him so-called judge, a judge who was appointed by george w. bush, confirm unanimously by una the senate, he is still a judge. but some of the constitutionall crisis that might be setting up here, the president going against the judiciary like this. >> right. term so-called judge is a aggregious way for the president of our nation to refer to any judge, need we remind mr. trump, our so-called president, who actually did not receive the popular vote.. >> but he still wants electoral. we got to keep that clear. he won the electoral vote. he is duly elected president of this country. >> but did he not win the popular vote. >> correct. >> so before he calls other leaders of our other branches of government so-called leaders, he need to checks himself. second of all, it is the judgege 's job to second guess the president. pre that's why we live in a constitutional democracy and not a dictatorship. they are another line of security for our people.e. their job to is to check t

your first conversations whether it be jasmine or natalie jackson , can you talk a little bit about -- very often for a casual viewer or reader someone who just knows the name trayvon martin and knows the case loosely, they don't necessarily see the pieces that come into play terms of they see a rally but don't know who was involved. can you talk about how some of these people who perhaps you guys are right flee the face of your sons break legacy, but how they play a role in turning what could've been the death of a young man into a name that rings out across the nation. i think we are a majority of the recognition that the name trayvon martin received from a family member whose name was patricia jones because without patricia we would not have been in contact with the attorney who played a very important role in bringing justice and bringing light to our case. so when i first talked to the attorney automatically he told me that there would be an arrest when i explained the case to him. when trey vann was killed walking home with a tin of skittles on the first thing he said is there w

he pled no contest to charges related to jasmine abuslin. it's as if it did not happen.my client has to do is not violate any laws for 15 months and the case is dismissed. >> we are told that the plea deal came just as jasmine abuslin was set to testify against black, but she could not take the stand because of some medical emergency. >>> the san francisco police department now says it has trained and equipped 1600 police officer with new body cameras, that's expected to increase to 2,000 next month. >>> now to the story of a 19 year old man, an incredible young man that has overcome incredible odds. he used to walk two hours to work each way. last month a police officer saw him and gave jordan duncan a mountain bike. he also set up a go fund me page for him and it raised $40,000. jordan used the money to buy a car and then he is using the rest to go to college. jordan duncan said is he grateful for the people that supported him. >> i want to tell everyone thank you, it makes me feel that, since everyone has put all this support in, i cannot let it go to waste. >> he goe

. >>> a richmond police officer will keep his job despite his involvement with jasmine abuslan. she's a self-described sex worker who claims she was involved with dozens of police officers around the bay area. melanie woodrow spoke to the police chief today. >> reporter: jasmine has had sex with 30 officers in the bay area, some while she was under age. richmond police department investigated 11 of its officers, now for the first time, chief brown is talking about the investigation. >> we got wind of stuff and started digging right away. >> investigators examined thousands of text messages. >> and if a member is doing something they shouldn't be doing then we want to find out about it so we can step in and correct it. >> chief brown recommended one officer be terminated. the following month, bill lindsay overroad that recommendation and called for a total of four officers to be terminated. the officers were entitled to hearings. richmond's fire chief adrian sheppard who cheved as the hearing officer, recommend two of the four officers retain their jobs, lindsay partially agreed.

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