went to great lengths to get there and then to have a driver to put it inside the garage at the sheridan. and then to get down the stairs that downing got in my car and then to turn around and come back and wait at the hotel. if we knew we we're doing it would not have worked. >> bill leach had the hotel room. [applause] >> you need to come to a conclusion? >> it took a long time. with the two beds in and one share be cultivated. >> it is just amazing to me how much over those two hours. and bill from the attorney general's office. and talking to you and in the speaker back-and-forth. finally there was a resolution we resolve all these issues. what exactly was it? what about the legislature? but in a very short period of time. >> when they had said no but. >> you talk to him on the phone. >> and i came home for lunch i buttenbaum do tell her what was going on in. and that day we had moved moving from my house into the governor's mansion. and then with the governor's mansion leslie was here. home from school and i think four months pregnant with will. and then to remember what mebody make

next case is sheridan which is 799223, second district court. 2001. here again, third-degree murder premised upon being a lesser included offense. in that case it was a first degree first charge and underlying offense committed by sheridan was a nonenumerated felony. at the time aggravated felony. the defense counsel argued third-degree murder instruction was proper. court goes on to say that the trim judge's first inclination correct. if in that case it results in death -- >> i want to go back quickly to lisa bloom. as i understand, lisa, the state is arguing third degree felony murder applies because of the underlying crime of child abuse which is twined as a physical or mental injury of the child. tell us what this would mean to the case. >> this is really technical legal stuff, but it's important because the charges that the jury gets will determine what they have to convict george zimmerman with if anything. the state wants to give them a lot of options. felony murder is the taking of a human life when you didn't intend to kill somebody but you o

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the next case is sheridan. s-h-e-r-i-d-a-n. which is 799 southern 2nd 223.ond district court from 2001. here again, we have third degree murder, premised up upon -- premised upon being a lesser included offense. in that case, it was a first-degree murder charge but it was third degree murder and then underlying offense committed by sheridan was a non-enumerated felony. in that case, at the time, it was aggravated battery, ing aggravated battery is now an enumerated felony. the defense counsel argued third degree murder instruction should be given and was proper. the trial judge was inclined to give it but ultimately did not and the appeal court said the trial judge's first inclination was correct. if it results in death it can indeed be third degree murder and the defendant is entitled to such an instruction to the jury and onto the next page after si corroboration in that ca case -- after citation in that case. we find the failure to give the instruction to have been reversible error. the next case is j-a-k-u-v-o-w-s-k-i. which is a second district court of

the memorial will be built near lincoln boulevard and sheridan avenue, near the entrance to the national cemetery. the dedication, just as president obama's remarks this morning are planned to set the mark the 60th anniversary of the end of the korean war. >>>there is a renewed search this morning for a missing 21- month-old girl in oakland. the family of daphne webb plans to handout flyers at the corner of mountain boulevard and keller avenue. they will also canvas her mother's neighborhood. daphne's father reported the girl missing july 10th. other family members say they have not seen her since late june. >>> new this morning, a female has been named as a defendant in a lawsuit in connection to the death of a saratoga teenager, audrey pott. she is the 15-year-old high school student who committed suicide last september. her family says she became distraught after three teenage boys allegedly assaulted her at a party, in which she got drunk and passed out. cell phone photos circulated through her school. pott's family claims the female defendant tried to cover up the incident, includin

from 42% through the programs that had a higher occupancy rate included bay pines, new jersey, and sheridan, wyoming. as far as your question about how long it takes to access the programs, we can get you that information. we reviewed 166 medical records as part of our review. in a report we do have the data stratified by facility as far as how long it took before the patient was referred to the program until the patient entered one of the residential programs and it did vary considerably. dr. shepherd, in view of the testimony we have today, do you think you would interchange of plan to inspect how the va is doing things with the traumatic -- shouldn't he inspector general be involved in that? >> i appreciate the testimony. when i returned to the office i will begin dialogue with my superiors about possible inspections we might do and this area. >> i would appreciate follow- ups. thank you. >> we chose to look at the residential programs because the programs are identified by vha as being resources for a diverse population. one of the things we did consider was looking at outpatient servic

the programs that had a higher occupancy rate included bay pines, lionses, new jersey, and sheridan, wyoming. as far as how long it takes to access we can get you that. in we reviewed 166 medical records and within our report we have the data stratified by facility how long it took from the time a patient was revved -- referred to the program until the patient entered a residential program and it did vary considerably. >> do you think that the -- dr. sheperd, just to finish -- is the idea in view of the testimony we had today, have any -- do you think you would entertain a plan to inspect how the va is doing thing? with the dramatic testimony of coordinators, shouldn't the inspector general be involved in that? >> i very much appreciate the testimony, and when i return today to the office, i will begin dialogue with my superiors about possible inspections we might do in this area. >> i would appreciate the followup. >> has been discussed and we initially looked at doing this review we chose to look at the residential programs because these programs were identified by vha as being spe