kopp and ms. kaiser and the commissioners to express their views. >> my only comment is this goes along with my objection to that bullet point that still i do not think has been ruled upon. sheriff mirkarimi's post december 31 through january 13 statements, january 4 statement. -- statements. i do not see the relevance. >> i would like to address the two portions that are encompassed your separately. >> ok. >> the this one -- first one is ms. lopez's statement. 1523157, i -- 152 through 157. it goes to the victim was the credibility and finds that she is recanting. she is describing things that suggest the testimony you heard was a recantation rather than finally getting to the truth. i think this is relevant for the direct point i and brown -- in brown. >> the core of it, actually. >> i would overrule over that. >> objection. >> any dissenting view? it is tangential but it is along the same lines. ok. >> you're talking about 151 to 157? i would agree. in terms of the next batch, 158 through 180,

kopp about that? >> we don't see the unto consumption of time argument, because we submitted the transcripts and testimony within days of wendy witness declarations were submitted. we indicated that if we were submitting it in lieu of a declaration because it was already testimony that had been cross-examined on this issue, it is our position that it is too late now to say, oh, if you let it and we want to do some cross or have a rebuttal witness or this opens a whole new door. if that was going to be the approach, it should have happened when we were making those decisions about how to schedule this hearing. that is our position on time. in terms of relevance of the issues, there are a couple of things. one is we are hearing a lot the last two days, this was an incident, but it was not real domestic violence. that is the defense we are hearing. the power and control wheel and the cycle of violence are the key indicators of whether or not an event fits within a pattern of domestic violence. in order t

kopp, the you have any objections to them? >> if he could hold them up, because i did not have a hard copy? >> while he is pulling back up, we conferred during the break and i raised an issue of a portion of the declaration that had previously been excluded, and in light of miss lopez's testimony, i thought it was a prior inconsistent statement that could come in. mr. kopp had no objections. was wondering if that would be ok for the commission? >> sure, no objection, you can do it. >> it is paragraph nine, page three, line seven, beginning with, " eliana told me," ending >> any objections from the commissioners? do we have that? ok, great, thank you. mr. kopp, have you found the exhibits? >> yes, i have. >> to you have any objection to 84 through 87? >> well, i think i had previously -- i just want to make sure the police report we discussed yesterday is not included. >> i think it is. >> i made in objection and i understood that to be sustained last night. >> i don't think that we addressed it. you have a different recollecti

kopp -- >> microphone. >> i'm sorry, mr. kopp, if this evidence were to come in, part of your expert, he would have a right to try and prove those facts are not true. to undercut the experts, right? so i guess another reason why i am reluctant to join commissioner studley letting it in is to say i do not want to open up this hearing to all of these peripheral issues that we have decided are not relevant to what we have to decide. so that if your expert is going to rely on this information, mr. kopp could legitimately say you have to give me a chance to show those facts are not true. >> i would respond he did have that opportunity. he had that opportunity -- he has the opportunity to cross- examine and make this points regardless of your ruling. he knew that was a possibility that you might decide that it was relevant in terms of how the experts reached her conclusion and decided he did not want to cross-examine her even then. >> it would be difficult for your opponent to anticipate cross-examining on a subject that we exclud

. >> tomorrow is a special day for miss marie kopp.. ♪ reporter: it was party time at the easter seals services center. the party was for this lady, marie kopp who will soon be 103. >> she's a delightful, charming lady. she really is. she's had some difficulties in the last couple of years with her health. but she has always been an incredibly cheerful, and happy baltimoreian. she has the baltimore accent. she's really a lovely, lovely person. >> they brought out the cake. 1034 years -- 103 is a long time. >> very pleasant. she's very observant. she knows a lot of things. when she eats lunch, she sets her fork on the right side, her knife and spoon on the left side. she's been doing that all her life. >> she will come back with quips of information. she's been in the program for a long time. we enjoy her being here. ♪ ♪ reporter: marie got a special serenade for her birthday. it's not every day that you turn 103. what do you think of the party? do you like it? >> very nice. reporter: marie kopp, tomorrow she will be 103 years old. rob,

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kopp or mr. wagner at any time before tonight?>> i just give him a little back and say hello and i bring a present for him from venezuela because i think they are doing a great job, both of you. i have one for you, too. >> have you had any conversations with them about the events of december 31 or anything that happened after that with regard to the police investigation of that incident? >> no. >> did you share a draft of your declaration with your husband's attorneys? >> no. >> and you recall being directed by the chair of the commission not to discuss your testimony with anyone after leaving the witness chair last night? >> yes. >> have you discussed your testimony with anyone since leaving the witness chair last night? >> no. >> ms. lopez, last night when we left off, i asked you about whether you made a statement to your husband on december 31 along the lines of, please stop, look at what you're doing to our son, do you know what this going to do to him, please stop for our son? and then you mentioned that the first time you t

when a factory worker, a construction worker, receptionist, a teacher, firefighter, kopp has a little bit more money in their pockets, what do they do? maybe they go out and buy a new car after writing that old be around for the last 16 years. maybe they finally get a new dishwasher because the old one has been broke for a long time. maybe they go and buy a computer for their kids for the new school year or they go to restaurants. heaven forbid, they take a vacation. that means businesses suddenly have more customers. that means businesses start hiring more workers because they are making more profit. everybody does better. that's how we grow the economy. not from the top down but from the metal out and the bottom up. that's the choice in this election. that's why i'm running for a second term as president of the united states. [applause] you know, across the board there is a sharp contrast between me and mr. romney. when the yacht industry was on the brink of collapse, more than 1 million -- when the automobile industry was on the brink of collapse, romney said to lead detroit go ban

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kopp all gulf coast casinos have closed. >> now is not the time to tempt fate or dismiss official warningsed to take this seriously. fan of the national hurricane center said that is it has slowed down. we could take as long as 36 hours to leave norland. sforza copper case on >> the republican national convention is in full swing. the main players are in tampa and key speeches are scheduled for tonight including the candidate's wife farah and romney. she will be speaking later as well as kris christie. of this is what is happening right now at the convention. as expected, mitt romney secure the nomination today during roll call of the state delegates. he is scheduled to make its formal acceptance thursday night. scott also -- scott walker from massachusetts also spoke earlier today. joining us now to talk more about what is going on in tampa, michael yankee. they are giving the theme of tonight, rebuilding. >> monday night was supposed to be the obama bashing night. tonight is going to be in, we build it. that is in response to the president's speech of you did not build that in terms of r

when a factory worker, a construction worker, receptionist, a teacher, firefighter, kopp has a littleore money in their pockets, what do they do? maybe they go out and buy a new car after writing that old be around for the last 16 years. maybe they finally get a new dishwasher because the old one has been broke for a long time. maybe they go and buy a computer for their kids for the new school year or they go to restaurants. heaven forbid, they take a vacation. that means businesses suddenly have more customers. that means businesses start hiring more workers because they are making more profit. everybody does better. that's how we grow the economy. not from the top down but from the metal out and the bottom up. that's the choice in this election. that's why i'm running for a second term as president of the united states. [applause] you know, across the board there is a sharp contrast between me and mr. romney. when the yacht industry was on the brink of collapse, more than 1 million -- when the automobile industry was on the brink of collapse, romney said to lead detroit go bankrupt.