lance kirkpatrick took the stand.and kim, she never kicked him out as derrick claimed. he simply chose to live elsewhere. he sat down with "dateline" to explain. >> we were still friends at this point. just because i wasn't living with him, i decided not to go, you know, to stay there. doesn't mean we stop being friends. >> he told an entirely different story about that morning. he said he went to the dorsey's because of the big football game that saturday. >> i went over there to get my georgia jersey which i left over there before which i thought i left over there. kim answered the door and let him in, he said, for a while, he played pool upstairs then came down to talk to her. he felt sorry for her. >> she didn't have friends. she didn't go out. >> she was suffering from depression? >> yes, she was. she was very self conscious about her weight. >> you saw that? >> oh, yeah. >> he started watching a porn movie on that big entertainment system. he said kim wasn't interested in the show but she was interested in him a

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kirkpatrick says herofficers are now expected to apply discretion when deciding to pull a driver over. >>the way we have traditionally placed in america. i'll speak indeed at least for oakland. it's a disparate impact particularly of our african american community, another counies of color. we are no longer. dragged netting. contactinso many people in our community. nothing to do with crime. all right not everyonean't afford you know i too fix there a. they had lights or whater it is i'm like yes and the no to pay is like to see like the lights are completely out. >>and there's as are the man i undersand, but if there's no i read or has a half-lifis unnecessary while the overall number of traffic stops of african american drivers has dramatically decreased the 2018 total of 10,874 stopped reveals a problemof that with these still exist when compareto 895 white driver stopped in that same year is. >>good that we stop fewer people. but the. haskell also be more rubble. in oakland has it made you cry for >>up a or grandfather arrested at his home now facing sexual-assault charges which d

kleberg county sheriff richard kirkpatrick. can you describe them? >> we don't know their names.s you can tell by the picture, it appears that they have got some distinguishing marks to them. >> reporter: last year the butlers left their hometown in rumney, new hampshire to explore the country in an r.v. their journey included recent stops throughout the southwest. along the way, they took odd jobs to pay for their dream adventure. at a resort in mesa, arizona, and the oil fields in laredo, texas. >> he said, "i've never seen the united states." >> reporter: debora van loon is james butler's sister. she says james and michelle kept in touch regularly. >> they were very good at staying in touch with everybody. they were awesome at sharing their daily adventures. you never think it will be you, and then it is. and it's hard. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with a district attorney who says an arrest warrant for the man in that photo could happen as early as tomorrow morning. the motive for the butlers' murder is still unclear. norah, james butler would have turned 49 years ol

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used to go home and read dave kirkpatrick or whatever but today you watch matthau or somebody else, somef the other people out there. there. what i find outcome and this is just an editorial point, i'm telling you all tv now depends on print. all the news is being done a print. i mean it is lowering the number of tough young reporters in their 30s and 40s that are knocking out stories, breaking all the stories for us. we go to bed and 6:30 at night the papers go to press and keep their storiegettheir stories ou. we are getting the hottest news but we are not paying for it really. you're not paying for "the new york times" is paying for it and other newspapers. how is that going to work economically in the long run? >> as long as we can make the business model that i described continue to work, i think it turns more on the digital side in any of those other ingredients. if we can continue to grow the digital advertising and particularly digital advertising that has video connected with it because they are a lot more attractive if it contains videoo damages if it is just text. ... >> who i

i'd like to thank kelly kirkpatrick for coming here today. thank you. [ applause ]. >> next i would like to thank our public facing team who provides excellent public service. our public service team and our recorder division. thank you very much. [ applause ]. >> they provided excellent customer service even throughout a lot of -- yay. they provided a lot of excellent service even throughout a lot of construction. thank you for keeping the office running. we also are joined by some neighborhood friends. so thank you to them for coming. we have some people from the women's building here. yay, thank you. [ applause ]. >> and we also have people from the dog patch northwestern petril hill green benefits district. it's a little bit of a mouthful. thank you for coming. of course thank you to our neighborhood historians who have joined and helped us go through a lot of historic photos that we have and we have been able to create a little wall. thank you for that. we have the western neighborhoods project, s.f. heritage, glen park history project a

thank you, miss kirkpatrick, for your recommendation and deputy city attorney jon givner. right -- so now that the information has to be submitted to the superior court within eight hours of an individual being admitted to jail, what is the average time mantthat take? >> i think the average time is 24 hours, depending on when they're booked, and the court reviews cases once a day seven days a week. they will be increasing that. if there's any further questions, i'll defer to the side of the district attorney's office or deputy city attorney, who's also joined. >> supervisor stefani: so i'm assuming because as a police officer would be creating an incident report and having to do it within a shorter timeline, that would then take that police officer off the street, off patrol, is that correct? >> i believe i'll let the police department speak to the impact this operational timeline will have on them. >> supervisor stefani: this is placing the question on the operational impact in terms of timing and what it will do. >> certainly. i'm stand chief bob mosier, chief of staff.

. >> chair fewer: thank you, and we have kelley kirkpatrick from the mayor's office. >> thank you, supervisors. we are proposing and requesting to amend the supplemental appropriation, item number seven. the new supplemental request is for $2.9 million, down from the $3.4 million. i've distributed red line copies that reflect that revision downward. you will also note that there are some clerical technical edits, such things as italicizing. as for the presentation this morning, i will walk you through a very high level summary of the process and timelines and the accompany departmentation appropriation requests. i also have deputy city forn jon givner who will speak about the process and how we arrived here. and then i have representatives of four city agencies that are all involved in this. so requewith that, i will kick off to deputy city attorney jon givner. >> chair fewer: i have a question. you said you were able to reduce the amount because you came up with an amount you could cut out of the budget? >> originally, the department had proposed using a software they called labor fiche to tr

you used to go home and read james kirkpatrick but today you watch meadows or somebody. or some of the other people , you go out there. but when i find out, this is just editorial, but i'm telling you, all tv now depends on print. all the news is being done by print. it's roaring. it's roaring the number of tough young reporters in the 30s and 40s who are knocking on stories, breaking all the stories for us . we go to bed , it's 6:30 at night. these papers go to press and they put these stories out. they post them. it'sgreat for us because we're getting the hottest news butwe're not paying for it . >> that's right . >> we're not paying, bezos is paying for it. how's that going to work out economically in the wrong run ? >> as long as we can make the business model continue to work, it turns more on the digital side in any of those other ingredients. if we can grow digital advertising and particularly digital advertising that has video connected with it. the cpm's are a lot more attractive if it contains video that is ifit's just text . so i'm very well aware of what you

klerberg county schiff richard kirkpatrick. can you describe them? it appears tt they have go >> reporter: last year the butlers left their hometown in rumney, new hampshire to explore the country in an r.v. stops throughout the southwest. along the way, they took odd jobs to pay for their dream adventure. at a resort in mesa, arizona, and the oil fields in laredo, texas. >> he said, "i've never seen the united states." >> reporter: debora van loon is james butler's sister. she same james and michelle kept in touch regularly. >> they were very good at staying in touch. they were awesome at sharing their daily adventures. you never think it will be you, and then it is. and it's hard. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with a district attorney who says an arrest warrant for the man in that photo could happen as early as tomorrow morning. the motive for the butlers' murder is still unclear. norah, james butler would have turned 49 years old over the weekend. >> o'donnell: all right, meg. thank you. freedom came today for close to 500 prison inmates i

reducing the sproportionate number of traffic stops of afric american driversoakland police chief anne kirkpatrick says her ficers are now expected to apply discretion when deciding to pull over a driver. >>what we're saying is we're going to be a new czar powers of policing judiciously. constitutionally but not everything will has to be enforced the same priority level. >>observers say while the overall number of traffic stops for african america drivers has dramatically dropped the 2018 total of 10,874. does reveal a problem of equity still exists en compared to the 895 white that rs who were stopped in same year. >>in these homeless shelter is now open in hayward the shelter located in haywards industrial zone, we' provide transitional housing and people livin around homeless the rea. officia said the goal is to haveevery resident placed into permanent housing within 3 months. the shelter will be staffe 24 7. the 45 residents will be moving in slowly over the next few weeks. the first group arrived today. >>right time for weather check now outside we've got a few high clouds begin to ift in ove

the disproportionate number of traffic stops r african american drivers oakland's poce chief anne kirkpatrick says her officers are now expected to apply discretion when deciding whether to pull a driver over. >>what we're saying is we're going to be a w czar powers of policing judiously. constitionally but not everything will has to be forced to the same priority level. >>while the overall number of traffic stops for every american drivers in oakland has dramatically decreased. everything's relative right that 2018 total of nearly 11,000 black people pulled over reveals a problem of equity that still exist when you compare that in the same year to just 5. i should say 895 white drivers that were stped. >>literally has been hiding in the dark. vermore grandfather was recently arrested at his home and is now facing charges. >>related to 2 cold case sexual-assault from 1997. offers marine kelly reports that livermore police were able to track down the suspect through a public genlogy database. >>2 violent sex-assault from 1997 the attack of 41 year-d woman on bradfor stre in union city and anot

she looked to ambassador jean kirkpatrick who was the ambassador under ronald reagan.se who supported us, take names of those who didn't. she was a strong individual. said always been misunderstood. or underestimated i should say. but not anymore. a true leader. can't wait to talk to her tomorrow. brian: she will be here on the couch. steve: 8:06 in new york city. time for news. jillian joins us. jillian: following number of headlines including a fox news alert. new york congressman pete king is not seeking re-election in 2020. the 14 term republican wants to spend more time with his quote i will miss fighting for people of my district and america. i will be proud of my efforts for 9/11 victims and their families, protecting citizens from terrorism and ms-13. during the next year i intend to vote against president trump's impeachment. will support the president's bid for re-election. breaking right now. an american isis fighter captured overseas is being sent back to the u.s. turkey says the unnamed american was deported overnight. it is not clear when they were caught

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>>oakland police chf anne kirkpatrick says her officers arenow expected to apply discretion when deciding to pull a driver over. >>the way have traditionally placed in america. as indeed at least i'll speak for oakland. it's a disparate impact particularly of our africa american community, another communities of color. we are no longer. dragged netting. contacting so manpeople in our community. nothing to do with crime. all right not everyone can't afford you know i too fix the are. they had lights or whatever it is i'm like yes and the no tip hands like pakitan like the lights are completely out. >>and there's as are the man i understand, but if there's no i read or has a half-life is unnecessarwhile the overall nuer of traffic stops of african american drivers has dramatically decreased the 2018 total of 10,874 stopped reveals a problem of that wh these still exist when compared to 895 white iver stopped in that same year is. >>good that we stop fewer people. but the. haskell also be more rubblein oakland has it made you proud for >>coming up the south bay prosecutor finds himself in ho

i think we shared that office with a woman from arkansas, tara kirkpatrick.equently with another member of the democratic staff. there were other republican lawyers who contributed to the memorandum defining what's impeachable conduct by a president, and the whole thing was right out in the open with democrats and republicans who didn't always agree on everything, but they certainly were discussing everything back and forth. and at the end of the day, i think there were seven republican votes to proceed to the senate and ten against. that's until the tapes came out, and when the tapes came out, it was all over in one day. >> i want to read to you from the "washington examiner" tonight, some breaking news, the president gaive an interview tonight outlining i guess what you could call his strategy including getting t-shirts printed with the slogan "read the transcript." he also says this in the "washington examiner" at some point i'm going to sit down, perhaps as a fireside chat on live television, and i will read the transcript of the call because people have

and he concludes that encounter with this really powerful message for your kirkpatrick, he says you claim to be a conservative sir. what are you trying to conserve. you claim to care about western civilization you claim to care about the judeo-christian traditions. in the constitution and yet look how you are treating these people. who i accuse you of betraying western civilization. buckley is adapting in his. he's trying to figure out if the tide is swinging against those who resist black liberation is try to figure out how to adapt to the circumstances. he sees the rise of politicians like george washington wallace that concerned him. not only because they display a racial animus to seems unseemly but buckley says he has brought a very good politician. he has brought clever enough to defeat people like and more and luke and buckley said we must remember that is the goal here to defeat martha and the lutheran king buckley says in a slick quote. a problem with george wallace is that he undermines the cause of white people. who what i do. racial politics have to adapt to these new circumst