joining me tonight with the barry bonds trials and development is legal analyst an attorney, michael cardoza. perhaps the mos the most important state for externabut still? >> this morning, hodgkin's finished his testimony and what the defense thought they did a good job. they went through some of thihis inconsistencies. they pointed out the checks that he had written, things like that. he finished up i thought well. but they did show inconsistencies. that is for the jury to decide his credibility. at some point, the jury will have to see dr. ting. he was in concern of barry bonds taking steroids. dr. ting gave him information and he came back and give that information to bury. and iif cam comes to say give that information-debt to barry bonds. and that will bolster hodgkin's testimony even though some things were okay. some things were weak, and sometimes were not as strong. >>catherine: the jury has to hear that. >> i know what the defense was doing and they did a good a job. the prosecution did a good job. but i tell you want, this one on and on and on. they went into a lot of details. ho

the defense cord michael cardoza represents welsh. >> no matter the private investigation company, my client was not involved with that. >> private investigator mike spencer referred cases to butler because he could work with video technology. the allege shocked spencer and said they of decoys is friday -- frowned upon. >> it's sort of a questionable method. >> reporter: a law professor says if the allegations are true, the dui case against the men involved could be dismissed. >> you got a bribery, conspiracy, fraud,; it sounds fraud fraudulent -- fradulent to me. >> reporter: the arrest was called a sad day for the department. there are reportedly as many as four other officers of various bay area police agencies who are now being investigated for the ties to christopher butler, the private investigator. >> alan: another drab day had most of the bay area hunkered down, about many of you didn't let a little rain stand in your way. this is union squarey a parade of umbrellas forged on, and this is emeryville. let's take a better look with leigh glaser and live doppler 7hd. >> leigh: yo

joining us our legal analyst, michael cardoza.he has been anticipated with so much a hearing about are and what was it like being in the courtroom with a? >> i must say it was intense it was a great time. all of this that kimberly bell it cut he did a couple of times. there was one time when the defense attorney asked her about a word that she used and she said that is not my word. and what about the word " steroid? and she shot right back and said what did you say? and chris approached the stand she had papers as a take a look at this. instead of a gently putting them down should slam them down in front of her. to the defense? >>pam: to the defense call? >> it was amazing. >>pam: let us talk to the testimony her credibility she had immediate, direct discussions about allegedly about steroid use. >> she did. she mentioned his elbow and he said that the elbow was causing from the muscle growth. >>pam: the physical changes she noticed? >> right. she mentioned those. and the cross- examination talked about the money but a playboy spr

our legal analyst, michael cardoza joins us. what do think that in the most with the most impact?think the most actual testimony was the fact that she was with barry bonds 49- 10 in years. his violent temper. she was with them for the amount of 9-10 years--he threatened to cut her head off, leaper in a ditch and also cutting out her breast implants and dashed leave her in a ditch. that is leading to the steer road rage in the cross- examination was courtroom theater at its best. kimberly bell stood her ground as the defense cross- examined her. there were times when chris what approach the witness and she would throw down a piece of paper. i would surprise that the judge was not going and. >>pam: was the jury reacting because of the graphic testimony? >> stoic. >>pam: with her interviews of kimberly bell and that they are trying to attempt to not establish your credibility but also not cruncher testimony. >> what point she leaned over and she looked at the defense attorney and a set of light and not a liar. and i thought that is really getting back. and she looked to the defense-i

defense attorney michael cardoza represents welsh. >> we were involved with certain things. my client will stand up to those charges and will do the right thing at the right time. but he wasn't involved with everything. >> reporter: the private investigator mike spencer referred cases to butler because of his ability to work with video technology. the allegation shocked spencer and said they of decoys is frowned upon. >> it's rare in the business. if it makes you feel weird in your gut or if it would wind up in court, it's sort of a questionable method. >> reporter: as the scandal widens, there may be something good come from it. >> a huge deterrent value and cops won't do this if they think they can be arrested and thrown in james it's no fun to be a cop in jail. >> reporter: butler and welsh are out on bail. tan unanimous bay is -- tanabe is in. >> on over $200,000 bail. four other officers are reportedly being investigated for the ties to butler. >> alan: now on to the rain. not a big storm but enough to keep the streets wet. it also brought out a parade of umbrellas, as

michael cardoza is the criminal attorney for welsh who faces 28 felony counts related to the theft and sales of evidence. >> they will try to take advantage of the situation. >> another member was named in the lawsuit. the city of antioch is also named. i spoke with a city attorney late today, and she would not comment on it except to say that norman welsh is not an employee for a very longtime, and the three officers, the antioch officers have never been employed by cnet which is run by the state. in antioch, laura anthony, abc news. >>> the prosecution in the barry bonds perjury trial is on track to wrap up its case tomorrow. a former oakland a player took the stand and he testified that he bought steroids from bonds' personal trainer greg anderson. bonds is accused of lying to a grand jury that he never knowingly took banned drugs. >>> a napa state student was arrested last month after workers say he tried to attack a female psychiatric technician. the gumming could send him back to napa state hospital, but the d.a. says he will ask he be sent elsewhere instead. >>> a lot more to br

today michael cardoza, legal analyst, said the defense will focus on gifts and money that bell received from bonds. >> the defense is going to paint her as someone that has a mote in, and that's to get even with barry for not paying that last hundred thousand to her. >> federal prosecutors are trying to prove that bonds lied when he told a grand jury that he never knowingly took steroids. >> the chauncey murder trial ends tomorrow. defendant bard will continue testifying against two other defendants. the journalist it was expected to publish an article critical of your black muslim bakery is said to be the motive for the murder. . >>> police in san francisco say a man from richmond was hot and killed early today in the city's mission bay district. officers found the 23-year-old victim inside a car, just after 2:00 this morning. friends told police he had been shot about two miles away at a parking lot on jessie and 6th streets. he later died at san francisco general hospital. officials say another man was also wounded in this shooting, but is expected to survive. >> you'll soon be payin

michael cardoza is the criminal attorney for welsh. >> there is blood in the water, there will be attorneys to try and seize opportunities to take advantage of norm welsh's situation. >> reporter: besides the three antioch officers another member of cnet was named in the lawsuit. the city of antioch is also named. i spoke with the city attorney late today. we would not comment on the suit except to say that norman well esche has not been an employee of antioch for a long time and that the three antioch officers have never been employed by cnet which is run by the state. in antioch, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> residents of a usually quiet hayward neighborhood got a scare when three men running from police decided to hide in their homes. is home surveillance video of the suspects ramming a stolen jeep into a police car. police say the men just burglarized a house on leeward street with the woman still inside. they got out and took off running as you see. police went looking door to door for them. snipers took to the roof tops. eventually police found two suspects. one hiding in a backyard

. >> welsh's attorney, michael cardoza its not surprised defense attorneys are demanding cases involving welsh be reviewed. but he says they'll find until recently, welsh played by the book. >> the way he conducted investigations was acording to police protocol. before the situation that he was involved in with the drugs and with butler taking the drugs out of evidence there is nothing in his past that he did that was illegal. >> cardoza points out welsh has not been accused of setting people out. not been named in the alleged dirty dui scheme that led to the arrest of officer tanabi. zolkin has concerns. she believes more will be revealed and perhaps more officers implicated. >> the fact that this was so big, and the fact that this did come to light, leads me to believe that it really is just the tip of the iceberg. >> again, we just got word that officer steven tanabi has resend from the sheriff's department. now the district attorney's office has yet to file any formal charges against tanabi and the da's office says it could be at least another week before they make that decision. the

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