jensen was a star witness at the hearing.id that perez was drunk and yelling profanities when he told him to sit down outside the store but perez got up to leave. that's when the struggle began. he recounts jensen's testimony. >> he was tugging on the officer's gun and the officer got up and got little separation, very close. pulled his gun out and had it close. mr. perez lunged at him, he fired. he came at him again and he fired two more times. >> two of the three shots were fatal. the store video shows the struggle, but not the shooting. >> it is one sided. it's like they are leading something. >> reporter: the corner's inquest did not allow cross-examination of jensen or the other witnesses or did it make conclusions whether the shooting was justified. burris says that will come when he sues the city of richmond. abc 7 news. >>> up next, the latest on the storm now hitting the bay area. >> abc 7 news weather >>> all right. i just got a tweet from the north bay saying the rain is heavy where they are. that storm is beginnin

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the woman was arrested today, she talked from jail and reporter tom jensen has her response. >> she's us off of road. yes, she's pushing us off the road. she's coming for us. put it in reverse. >> from the visiting room at the plaster county jail, 50-year-old deirdre roscoe told me she had no idea millions of people from around the world viewed the cell phone video of her truck ramming a small carnd forcing it off the street. she admits, she was trying to get the car to pull over. >> i'm not pulling over. >> the santa clara woman spent six days in jail after being arrested in the road rage case. she said vanessa glad yoe was texting while she was driving and nearly hit several cars on the interstate in the county that day. she told news 10 earlier this week that or osco was the one driving erratically. she claims the afternoon as was a blur but she -- she was accused in a separate hit and run incident and hurting because she hadn't taken her medicine for chronic pain. she blasted the two women during the or teal. she was trying to show her bail bondsman card and was telling her she wa

the woman was arrested today, she talked from jail and reporter tom jensen has her response. >> she's us off of road. yes, she's pushing us off the road. she's coming for us. put it in reverse. >> from the visiting room at the plaster county jail, 50-year-old deirdre roscoe told me she had no idea millions of people from around the world viewed the cell phone video of her truck ramming a small carnd forcing it off the street. she admits, she was trying to get the car to pull over. >> i'm not pulling over. >> the santa clara woman spent six days in jail after being arrested in the road rage case. she said vanessa glad yoe was texting while she was driving and nearly hit several cars on the interstate in the county that day. she told news 10 earlier this week that or osco was the one driving erratically. she claims the afternoon as was a blur but she -- she was accused in a separate hit and run incident and hurting because she hadn't taken her medicine for chronic pain. she blasted the two women during the or teal. she was trying to show her bail bondsman card and was telling her she wa

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jensen supported the project and others we're happy the lady could appear sorry she didn't attend my of the many 8 meetings with the neighbors she had an opportunity to express her opportunity she didn't attend the c r hearing, in fact, that guess the first time we're heard from her we're 9 months down the road into the permit once again in her testimony ms. burr trained inter challenging ably used the word access to light is indirect light direct sunlight is what you get when our window faces the sun not many people have that benefit so in conclusion, this project does provide adequate access to light in the light court. >> determined by the planning staff and affirmed by the planning commission. >> i have a question. >> question yes. >> has b there been conversation with ms. murdock. >> she was herald acquit extensively. >> i think she referenced the other neighbors i'm trying to figure out. >> well, there was meeting held open for everyone i don't think she attended them. >> i first met the appellant prior to the 311 we met on a preapplication meeting she knew ever our project we

jensen-- >> jeffson jim and bruce. >> stephen: they got how much money to do this? >> $81 million.of the facts you can find out in here. >> stephen: $81 million to design this thing. i'm going to be out of a job soon. is there any way i can get some of that money? >> you needed to be a friend of theirs. they hired all their friends. they didn't know what they were doing. they had never had a single interrogation in their whole years done it. they came in with these techniques they got from the chinese communists who were torturing our p.o.w.s and said, "this is how we can take care of those terrorists." >> stephen: don't get me wrong. i believe in the rule of law. this is a country of laws, but our enemies are brutal, and don't we have to be brutal in return? >> if we mirror image the bad guys, then we're going to lose everything that we're fighting for. >> stephen: we're fighting for our lives. ( applause ) okay, we're fighting for our lives. another this is-- i mean, yes, " why this is something that we shouldn't do, but shouldn't it be like the atomic bomb-- that we, obviously,

. >> thanks >> on a motion commissioner frost aye commissioner lee aye commissioner jensen to the commissioner hyde to commissioner moshoyannis aye dick commissioner tan aye >> all right >> thanks for doing all the work. >> we welcome for buying you sometime. >> so, car next permit this is the hall which is part of the midmarket plan. kelly feuer is here from the hall. just you know this another one by proxy where it's a temporary activation of a place that's going to change you said be developed soon. i know they anticipate the hall will be there until 26. their whole bunch of fancy gourmet food vendors inside. you should all check it out but now they like to add some music, entertainment. seven station approves of this permit the good neighbor policy and with that altered you kelly >> good evening. so the intended use of this permit is to have free and open you sick at our space for our neighbors in community. right now, the hall is open until 8:00 pm and the intention is to hold limited lively music event from six-8 pm weekly ideally on that later acquired her nightly tuesday the live night

in identifying the contractors, their real names are reported as james mitching and bruce jensen, both former military psychologists. in a phone interfer interview with al jazeera, he said they were not through in realtime and men and women in the c.i.a. without confirming or denying that i was part of that interrogation program gave their lives to support the u.s. in our conversation he refused to confirm he was one of the architects of the program. he said people think i am. i'm not acknowledging it one way or another. he talks about the benefits of waterboarding. >> does waterboarding constitute torture. you can do it in a way so the person experiences less further on. >> reporter: some threatened to quic quit but the two psychologists insist that al nashiri and other prisoners were holding on to information. the two psychologists had no experience as interrogators, yet they personally oversaw and conducted interrogation using the techniques they had devised. mitchell said he has experience and training in interrogators, he said the c.i.a. men and women did the best they could. so i

. >> my parents said i couldn't have the jensen put the ad on craigslist to clean houses i never thoughtreer. >> do you still have the jeans? >> yes. they don't fit. >> reporter: that's a good line. success has been fun. but with hard lessons, when i first started i had a day where 45 out of 60 employees quit? 75%. but i'm glad that happened. i realized i wasn't -- i wasn't leader. i didn't even know what that meant. >> since she started as made, she knows the job they face. and she's learned to motivate and provide good feedback. >> really great leaders give their team own are in ship and sit back and they cheer from the side lines and watch them succeed. >> reporter: now kristin has started another company called made sweets. they've developed an app to help other cleaning businesses. >> the lesson i learned are crucial to success. whether you're an entrepreneur or not. unfortunately, we're just not taught the lessons in school. >> reporter: lessons want can be achieved with hard work, done well. with a new twist on an old business. they're cleaning up. lloyd sours fox news. >> how abo

that program was reverse engineered by james mitchell and john jensen. >> so this sere program which a lot of folks go through, is how you resist being tortured, did james mitchell actually do any of -- like, was he in the room? was he sending e-mails to folks? maybe try a, you know, rectally hydrating them? maybe try smashing them against a wall? maybe suggest you're going to kill someone's mother? how in depth was this, how hands-on from him? >> he could not speak about his specific role in this program due to a nondisclosure agreement that he signed with the cia. however, i can say that he had personally waterboarded khalid sheikh mohammed and abu zubaydah. and he was hands-on. he was right there in the room wearing the black hood. >> he calls it in the clip that i had seen and so few of the clips of enhanced interrogation techniques, does he actually use the word "torture"? >> he uses the word "torture" when he sees the word "torture." the real torture is what the islamic state did to the captives that it held. >> including waterboarding james foley, as we know, which doesn't isl

evil is backed peter jensen handle 90 mandela's making it no. 1 son is adding to the third spot a hollywood man in. >> james: the family backed up their home with more than 60,000 christmas bows look at that this the putting of the decorations 17 years ago each and every year the keep adding to a that it took a dozen display make in their home one of the city's biggest christmas attractions. >> james: loss as a common share dividend of 13 year old sasso for kidnapping is for your assistance will say how is a tug but the storms of the last week are creating great scheme is no one can this blue to you most of the fallen at kirkwood where peggy and i on the bay area was a little foggy outside a little great sense of a mile and a to the live camera proved it will have more on that in a moment. >>darya: a much like a right on down to two last year to see that this is a half is this the right before you hit the tunnel as a hitting up the hill title to the bridge that countries with the traffic into the couple left plans to acquire a while they have a lot of road yet to do me aware that this morni

jensen has the story the sports stories coming up next. >> reporter: welcome back everyone the giantsng in this off-season in terms of signing players. well today they're bringing back a pretty good pitcher of agreeing to a two year deal with jake he the pd will get $24 million over the next two seasons and also get a no trade clause. peavy... mckay he's a 13 year veteran who won the cy young award in 2007 on an the other a the other big thing is that they're hoping that they found pablo sandoval is of replacements. on this guy is casey mcgee " once upon a time when to so- called high down in santa cruz and the giants and the marlins have been discussing a deal to bring him to the set to san francisco in return for minor league players possibly hotter strickland are met duffy mcgee it out to all point to 87 last year just four home runs but a whopping 76 rbis which would put him second on the giants last year right behind boston posy. >> reporter: starting outfielders from last madcap and will myers and all new outfield the padre's pat traded for catcher norris and the gm a prowler th

back up crucial clue but the goes beyond miles down that >> : fred jensen top of 654 minutes ago questionof traffic and deal with this another time. this is the as a good answer >> : now pushing this thing as you saw earlier tractor may contact it was not moving. and heard the rocking crumble. " we do not want as slaves this just like this lot so close a lanes have it warmer out and then brought crumbles and they go back to what right where we began. one make sure we get this cleaned up right there some and at the close of monitored today >> : is he right now work has stopped and then remove all of the degree can run that for this and was about 8 ft. tall by about 67 ft. wide and massive boulders out here right now. as you see from see if he did a one openly the traffic to leno is completely safe are rationally and i got out here are right around 4:00 this morning an initial estimate they thought they could get everything reopened by 10:00 a.m. hon hour from now and the second piece of equipment and hydraulic jackhammers not even out here yet. so you do the math and we sit do this in the

the state attorney jensening cease and desist letters to wal-mart and other companies that apparentlys have to have an orange safety stripe on the barrel, otherwise they are illegal in new york state. >>> now this. >>> he was known as the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history. but there is another side of chris kyle that many don't know. it's all about to play out on the big screen in a film honoring the military hero's life. >> you want to die? is that what it is? >> no. >> then just tell me. tell me why you do it. i want to understand. >> i do it for you. you know that. i do it to protect me. >> no, you don't. >> yes, i do. >> i'm here. your family is here. your children have no father. >> i serve my country. >> you don't know when to quit. >> jason hall was the screen writer for "american sniper." spend a lot of the time talking to chris kyle before his memoir was even written and his widow joins me now. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> those who have seen it say it was an extraordinary piece of work. congratulations on this. >> thank you. >> you ha

charlotte jensen works in archival development. >> the archives can help you find a past that didn'tul church about an hour outside copenhagen. denmark's rich countryside where she would spend the first 20 years of her life. >> building 1100s, the earliest part of it. that's where she was baptized. this is from 1650. >> 1650. >> yes. >> when the baptism is finished then i say the prayer. >> tell me about how, when you would pray together when you would sleep with her and pray together? >> oh we'd get on our knees by the bed and both say our prayers, and bestemore said one night, i was about 10 at this time she said "lord, i'm ready to come home call me any time." i am sitting beside her with my hands folded and i'm saying "not tonight, not tonight." >> she was ready to go to the lord and you were not ready to have her die in your bed. this is the kind of house she would have lived in. >> yes. >> they would have rented a little room there. this is a laborer's home. >> a laborer, yes. >> all right let a's go inside. so this would be typical, this would be the kitchen over here and ever

conyers is susan jensen and they worked together. they worked for what was best. i saw no partisanship, no gangsmanship. it was a group effort. they were also backed by the national conference of -- national bankruptcy conference, administrative office of courts, the bankruptcy judicial conference as well as the attorney's bar both for creditors and debtors. both for consumers and for the institutions. they all came together. we had many people from the academic world, experts in bankruptcy, and they pretty much identified how we ought to go. and the history of all this really is the financial crisis of 2008 which none of us want to go through again. now, we may go through something similar but we want to do everything we can do to avoid that and that's what this bill is all about. and it's to proceed under an established procedure, rule of law, which separates the united states from many, many countries. this bill follows rule of law. stearns and t bear lehman brothers and look at the different paths that were taken, if you see in other bankruptcies were people w