. >> this is the plaintiff, scott davies.nt from the defendant, only to discover on moving day that the unit was merely a living room. he's suing for $1,400. this is the defendant, daniel devore. he maintains the plaintiff was aware of the living arrangement, but changed his mind. it's the case of the justice of the lease. >> raise your right hand. >> what you are about to witness is real. the participants are not actors. they're actual litigants with a case pending in civil courts. both parties have agreed to drop their claims to have their case decided here by judge james. >> you can be seated. >> you can sit down. the lady has >> very good. before we begin, i'd like to congratulate you, guillermo. guillermo has been named bailiff of the month. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you. >> okay, all right. scott davies, you are suing daniel devore, for $1400, the amount you paid to rent a room, and later you discovered it was just a living room, correct? >> yes, your honor. >> mr. devore, you say he just changed his m

we are tracking reaction from owner mark davis but let's begin with scott budman in alameda, and very pointed words from city leaders tonight. >> reporter: you could really say that. reaction from city leaders in oakland was quick and brutal, from the moyer's office on -- the mayor's office on down. politicians say they didn't have a chance and they didn't hear enough from the raiders organization itself. the maybe libby schaaf said the team would not communicate with her office for the last year. she tried to negotiate with the raiders but they seemed to be set on moving the team to las vegas without giving oakland a chance to be part of the negotiations. >> he is always polite to me and never rude or disrespectful, but i think the manly thing for him to do is to at least admit

we are tracking reaction from owner mark davis but let's begin with scott budman in alameda, and very pointed words from city leaders tonight. >> reporter: you could really say that. reaction from city leaders in oakland was quick and brutal, from the moyer's office on -- the mayor's office on down. politicians say they didn't have a chance and they didn't hear enough from the raiders organization itself. the maybe libby schaaf said the team would not communicate with her office for the last year. she tried to negotiate with the raiders but they seemed to be set on moving the team to las vegas without giving oakland a chance to be part of the negotiations. >> he is always polite to me and never rude or disrespectful, but i think the manly thing for him to do is to at least admit we had a viable plan and he made a choice. >> reporter: now minutes after commenting on the raiders situation, mayor and other city leaders went to the roof to raise the flag of the oakland a's and they are staying and they will have news within a year of a new stadium to play baseball. we did hear one thing f

scott reiss fox sports. >>> the uc davis basketball team is making school history. >>> for the first time in school history, davis is dancing. >>> the aggies beat uc irvine so they are going to the tournament, davis is not expected to go far. they face north carolina central in a play game and if they win they go on to face the team most considered to be the best number one seed and this is a kansas. >>> coming up. the stock market a lot of movement out of silicon valley. details coming up. >>> making college more affordable. the most generous college aid plan in the country. >>> this is a very ambitious $1.5 billion college aid plan. lay it out. what will be covered? >> we want to do it over the next five years starting next year. every family that earns under $150,000 will walk away without any debt if they send their family members to a uc or csu. we start by having 300 million- dollars starting in fiscal year one year from now and we want to make sure that the full-time students can go for free in community college and those poorer students in community college can get help with

scott, please feel free to join over next to mr. davis. the gentleman who i'd leave i came in with a number of years ago who was a very dear friend. ms. pelosi, thank you, we appreciate it. members, thank you for taking time and know that it has been a number of hours, we have been here since 2:00 this morning and some of you have done the same timeound that period of create each of you have come for a reason, we appreciate and respect you. kind of get the rules here, anything you brought in writing that will be entered into the record. my favorite stenographer is here and if you will please help her out and anything you brought in writing if you will provide it to her and enable her an opportunity to make sure she catches up. quickly, i will --ow aced on a special need based on a special need, mrs. butler will if testimony and we will question her and allow her to then leave. she has a special needs child that she is away from, she has been here all day and i have a place in my heart for not just members who serve but those who god has en

stalker richard ramirez, the man who killed polly klaas, richard allen davis, whose crime led to california's three strikes law, and scotteterson, convicted of murdering his pregnant wife. >> the bottom line is, we don't allow filming in condemned row simply because it's department policy. >> though denied access to condemned row, our producers found an inmate who lived there for nearly 20 years. >> when i arrived on death row, it was in the winter of '91. i remember because it was real cold, there was icicles on the ground. my condition for the death penalty was the double felony, the murder then the robbery, but you know, if you move a person from one spot to another so many feet, it's kidnapping. so they claimed it was kidnapping, threw another felony on there. during that time, i was young. i was wild. i was angry. the jury verdict was it wasn't something i didn't expect. so, you know, at that time, and point, i wanted the death penalty, to be honest with you. because i wanted to come up here and, you know, hang out until i was executed. but then that changed as time went on. death row was the worsest place on the pl

scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> tonight a funeral was held for a pennsylvania firefighter that died on the way to a house fire. davis devo died on march 10th when his vehicle was hit by a drunk driver. he was on the way to a house fire that killed two children. devo was a veteran with 21 years of service. >>> police in west white land township, are searching for a man that reportedly exposed himself and performed a lewd act inside of a county library. the woman reported the incident at 7:00 on march 8th, the images show the man leaving the library and anyone that recognizes him is asked to can't police. >>> president trump is facing criticism over his first proposed budget calling for cuts to various government agency and the unsubstantiated wiretapping claims and the push to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> reporter: rick, this morning the president touting the replacement plan working to get support from republicans. >> today president trump in the oval office meeting with republicans. >> these folks were mostly no's. yesterday. >> correct. >> and now every single one is a yes. the president says he

scotts and miracle-gro. it's time to get outside. ♪ ♪ >>> live, where you live, this is abc r -- 7 news. >> tonight's headlines, oakland is pleading with raiders owner, mark davis back to the negotiating table to help keep the team in the city. davis favors a vegas move. oakland mayor, organized a rally, where hundreds of fans held up signs saying stay in oakland. >>> uber has grounded the self driving cars, spending an investigation in to a crash involving one of the suvs in arizona. police say the self driving vehicle was obeying the law, it was the drive of another car that did not yield and turned left in to the suv's path causing it to roll over. two operators were inside that suv and nobody was seriously hurt. >>> nancy pelosi and jackie spear met with constituents for three hours today at a town hall meating today at balboa high school. people attending were happy about the affordable care act survival and demanded more healthcare options and protection. the congresswomen agreed healthcare with improve, but there was not necessarily agreement on exactly how. and tonight the white house is playing defense following the yesterday's major defeat. the presid

davis left the home fans stunned as he put the championship's bottom club ahead injust the 13th minute. it took almost an hour for the runaway premiership leaders to hit back through mikael lustig. scotts later. moussa dembele and leigh griffiths completed the rout to extend celtic‘s unbeaten domestic run to 3a games. the final quarter final is aberdeen against partick thistle. they kicked off at 3pm and it's1—0 to aberdeen. tony bellew has revealed he broke his hand in the second or third round of his heavyweight victory over david haye last night. bellew beat favourite haye after knocking him down in the 11th round. haye — who was nursing an ankle injury he suffered in the sixth round — fell through the ropes before his fell through the ropes, before his corner threw in the towel. the fighters paid tribute to each other after the fight despite the aggressive war of words in the run up. that's all sport for now. the headlines on bbc news: the chancellor, phillip hammond, has set the tone for this week's budget by dismissing calls to increase government borrowing. president trump has been urged to back up his allegation that his predecessor, barack obama, ordered his phones to be tapp

scott as a person. >>> alan is pretty good atticing the questions because somebody asked him directly what was the cause? he responded i wouldn't talk about that. but mark davist of oakland for a long time. but if you're a betting person, you came up basis today. nfl owners approved the move of the team formally known as the los angeles only oakland raiders to sin city, only the miami dolphins opposed the move. times have changed. here's the strange part, they're not moving until 2019, two years in front of a fan base they've alienated and moving into a 2 billion dollars stadium. mark davis who's screams dumb and dumb er. explains >> i have mixed feelings. i love oakland and the fans and i know there's going to be disappointment and anger and i just hope in the future as we play they understand that it wasn't the players, it wasn't the coaches that made this decision. but it was me that made it and if they have anybody to take it. it should be me and i will in the coming days try to explain what went into make this difficult decision. >> how about the decision on the haircut? that is not >> we're trying to be nice. i think in the grand scheme, you can't reall

davis has said he'd like to be in oakland in 2019 áif the city and fans would allow that. this afternoon, i spoke with coliseum executive director scottckibben...who says it'd probably be best if the team packed their bags now. "if attendance drops, revenue drops. if revenue drops, that hurts everybody. it hurts us. it hurts the team. it hurts the league. so if mark can find another place where he feels like he can draw the right kind of crowd that can garner the right kind of revenues, it'll probably be a win for all of us if he just exercised that and did that." the worst-case scenario of an empty coliseum... is just part of the reason scott mckibben doesn't mind letting the raiders walk to the alamodome. even before the vegas decision, sundays with the raiders are a costly endeavor... as mckibben says the coliseum's annual gameday expenses add up to at least 8-million-dollars. so two more seasons is neither a moral nor a financial victory. "yes there is a loss of jobs. there is some other economic indicators that would hurt in some way shape or form, but purely

davis left the home fans stunned as he put the championship‘s bottom club ahead injust the 13th minute. it took almost an hour for the runaway premiership leaders to hit back through mikael lustig. scottll sport for now. we'll have much more in sportsday at 6:30pm. china's economy is predicted to slow again this year, according to the country's premier li kechang. speaking at the annual national people's congress in beijing, mr li attributed the slowdown to increasing global protectionism. he also promised to tackle the country's serious air pollution problems. john sudworth reports from beijing. chairman mao would still recognise china's parliament — rigid, authoritarian and unapologetically communist. but every year the delegates turn up to hear their leaders warn of the increasingly complex challenges faced by a modern capitalist economy. potential risks cannot be overlooked, li keqiang said, warning that reforming china's economy is a process filled with promise but also accompanied by great pain. he spoke of the need to combat industrial overcapacity and to reform what he called zombie enterprises, the bloated state—owned sector producing far more coal and steel than the market n

davis know and she will write names down. i would like to give new governors 30 seconds so we know one another. governor scott, welcome. >> thank you very much. tremendous honor for me to be here, as well as my wife, diana. you have shown us such support and warm welcome. i really appreciate that. i also appreciate the bipartisan nature of this organization. i worked with the national lieutenant governors association for a few years previous and found the same outreach of respect and so forth. in vermont i'm known as a pretty successful stock car racer. i've been racing for the last 30 years. continue to race. i'm negotiating my security at this very moment to see if they will let me continue to race. i'm thinking maybe a blue light in front of me might allow me to win a race or two in the future. but i'm also a very avid cyclist. i cycle about 4,000 miles a year. we have a short season up there, about six, seven months. it shows you the diversity of vermont in many different ways. north example would be bernie sanders and phil scott being elected in the same year. that's another sign of diversity. 20 years ago i didn'