i'm trying to be the most eloquent rapper that the world has ever captured. >> sauer's interests haveelped him stay out of trouble here. that has not been the case for 20-year-old joshua schilling. [ bleep ] schilling is housed in a single-person segregation cell. officers have just shut the water off to his sink and toilet after he threatened to flood the walkway. >> so, right now we're going to call the sergeant and let them know what's going on. and there's urine coming up the floor. you all may want to step back. >> have a seat on your bunk. have a seat on your bunk. don't move. sit down. >> is there a reason why you're doing this, schilling? >> police. >> who? >> police, i'm mad at the police. >> well, we're not the police, so. >> y'all are the police. >> schilling was recently sentenced to 15 years for multiple felonies, including assault, and is awaiting transfer to prison. >> what is wrong with you? why all of a sudden do you want to start acting a fool, start flooding the walls and -- >> i didn't flood the wall. >> there was water all over the floor. >> they were going to cut

jurors being questioned, the judge and attorneys wanting to know how two additionnaries and one they sauers may have influenced the verdict. the defense they're receiving, they've already filed motion for a mistrial. daniel harmon wright walking back into jail today, a little more composed, a very different harmon wright from 24 hours earlier. that's when a jury convicted him of voluntary manslaughter. perhaps now harmon wright is more hopeful. there's a chance he could get a new trial. inside the courtroom, drama focused on the jurors after

jurors being questioned, the judge and attorneys wanting to know how two additionnaries and one they sauers may have influenced the verdict. the defense they're receiving, they've already filed motion for a mistrial. daniel harmon wright walking back into jail today, a little more composed, a very different harmon wright from 24 hours earlier. that's when a jury convicted him of voluntary manslaughter. perhaps now harmon wright is more hopeful. there's a chance he could get a new trial. inside the courtroom, drama focused on the jurors after tuesday's deliberations, a clerk found two dictionaries and a th thesaurus. bail lives escorted each juror inside individually. they were kept apart. one by one they were called in for questions. some admitted having looked up the definition of malice. after they were out of the courtroom -- special prosecutor told -- so the question is, how did those three books get into the jury room? well, one of the jurors testified she brought them in. i asked the bailiff, he said it was okay. the judge said you thought the bailiff had authority over the judge? jud

sunday we can see some unsettled weather and the slight chance rest of sauer is in the upper 50s.and lots of sunshine. this looks great birjanuary for santa rosa is still cold coming in at 30 degrees will start to warm things up and by the late afternoon. temperatures by endicott will be in the upper 40's with clear conditions. >> we're working on a few stories in the kron4 newsroom. at 9:00 we will be talking about the latest with the situation and sam francisco and the richmond district, invasion robbery early this morning. we have a live report coming up with will tran. also students for sandy hook elementary are going back to school. we will take a look at their new school. also, changes are coming to starbucks. all that as the kron4 morning news continues in just two minutes. >> we continue or team coverage is monotonic the kron 4 is so low reporter mike pelton will join us in a moment from a livermore. >> we are finally out of the twenties. san jose is finally out of the 30's and they are into the 40's. it has been a chilly start of things are starting to warm up. as we look

they know instinctively that the supreme court's decision was a dine sauer decision -- dinosaur decision. not based on science. they know that the consequences of abortion are very real. and they're simply saying there's a better way, there has to be a better way. we should be loving enough and caring enough. we certainly are big enough. we certainly have resources enough. to rally as a community and help a person no matter how difficult their circumstance is. they are saying no woman should be left alone or in isolation. we are a community committed to the beautiful gift of life. mr. speaker, that's the message from these young people. who will gather by the tens of thousands this friday in washington. and i'm proud to stand with them. with that i'd like to yield some time to my good friend, congressman smith. mr. smith: i thank my good friend for yielding and applaud his tremendous leadership over the years in defense of the culture of life, for being consistent on all human rights issues from child soldiers and combating that abuse of children to the abuse of unbourn children by the w