in sierra leone, they did not understand that vitiligo was just a skin condition.p you there, because there will be people around the world who do not know who vitiligo. it's a pigmentation issue in your skin. yes. a loss of pigment in your skin. but, unfortunately, in sierra leone at the time, theyjust didn't have books or equipment to look up what this was, and so they discriminated me, they ridiculed me, they harassed me. i mean, to look at you, you look absolutely fine. thanks. but you do have this pigmentation issue. yet, from all the way from here and all the way along, my torso. on my hands and my arms and my back. it gets more and more also when i'm older and also some of them fade away, but it was a lot brighter also, when i was younger. but they didn't understand it, so they called me the devil's child. and when my father was shot by the rebels, that meant that we didn't really have any source of income for food. so then my mum and i — my biological mum and i — had to move in with my uncle. but my uncle wanted nothing to do with me, and so when she passed

sierra leone's refugee all stars was formed during that crisis.them burn people like charcoal.” lost brothers, i lost sisters, i lost brothers, i lost sisters, i lost friends. really, it was too bad. the all stars translated their suffering into lyrics that inspire and uplift. as part of the city of culture celebrations, they've travelled to hull to spread hope, i°y travelled to hull to spread hope, joy and faith. city of culture means a lot. it will bring good connection between freetown and hull city. i think it means something. for many, this year of city of culture is not just about show casing talent like this, but it's about building educational links and letting people know that freetown is open for business. and to cement their future relationship, the twinned cities are now building connections through education. pupils at this school share cultural links with sutton park primary via skype. your pen pal wa nts to park primary via skype. your pen pal wants to know what is your favourite food? the ethos that is needed but for children in th

sierra leone's refugee all—stars was formed during the crisis. i saw people burned in front of me. i lost my brother, my sister, my friends. it was too bad. the all—stars translated their suffering into lyrics that inspire and uplift. as part of the city of culture celebrations, they have travelled to hull to spread hope, joy and faith. culture means a lot. it will bring good connections between freetown and hull city, so i think it means something. this year is notjust about showcasing talent like this, but building educational links and letting people know that freetown is open for business. to cement theirfuture relationships, the twin cities are now building connections through education. pupils at this school can share cultural links via skype. your pen pal wants to know what your favourite food is. this is notjust for the children, but it is for them to access more information to develop more creative thinking. i like school, because when i go there, i can express myself and i learn many things. when i finish, i want to become a lawyer. thi

you are born in sri lanka, raised in sierra leone, you spend a lot of your time traveling around the world actually looking at the impact of global warming. >> right. >> hinojosa: so when you hear people say, in this country, "well, i don't really feel it, it doesn't feel like a crisis," you say what? >> so the way i approach global warming is that i think of it as an insurance question. it's like if you were driving down the street and someone told you that your house was on fire, and then someone said, "oh, no, it's not really your house, it's the house next door, don't worry about it," what would you do? you'd probably turn around and go back. you have insurance not because you actually think your place is going to burn. you have insurance because, you know, if it happens, it's such a catastrophic problem that there's no real way out of it. so right now we're in this really important point where i feel like if there is a possiblity that this is going to happen it makes a lot of sense for us to take care of it now. and i think it's not just a possibility. most scientists would agre

in sierra leone, a place that "save the children" ranknks as one of the very worst places to be a mom, a new government program is trying to turn the tide, as we sesee in this short film from "v"viewchange." woman: aftfter a brutatal decade-l-long conflict, sierra leone has the highest child and maternal mortality rates in the world. [music plalays] [dr. tagie gbawru-mansaray] i'm a medical doctor housed here at the princess christian maternity hospspital. narrator: one in five children die before their first birthday and one in eight women die during pregnancy. narrator: the one referral hospital in the capital of freetown services a population of over 400,000 people. ibraham thorlie: good afternoon. narrator: though the hospital is severely understaffed, it is not the only reason so many people are dying. [ibrahamam thorlie] narrator: and often, those patients who come too late are very close to death. [ibraham thorlie] narratoror: rather t than watchg their patients die, many doctorors and nursrses like rerc pay fofor the worst caseses from ththeir own small l salaries. nanarrator:

this is the capital of sierra leone.a musical treats coming from sierra leone, our sister or city. all those sounds, all that stuff that we have going on, they don't have a choice but to be true. but for most people, sierra leone is not known for its culture but for this. the deadly ebola virus. progress has been made, but its impact still resonates. and for that, a brutal civil war in the 19905 that, a brutal civil war in the 1990s left more than 50,000 people dead and thousands more homeless. sierra leone's refugee all—stars was formed during that crisis. people we re formed during that crisis. people were killed in front of my eyes. they burned people. i lost brothers, sisters, friends. it was too bad. the all stars translated their suffering into lyrics that inspire and uplift. as part of the city of culture celebrations, they have travelled to hull to spread hope, i°y travelled to hull to spread hope, joy and faith. city of culture means a lot. it brings a good connection between freetown and hull city, so is means

they ended up first in sierra leone and eventually ended up in liberia in 1822. that's on my moms side. on my father side they were five cooper brothers that sailed from norfolk virginia in 182 1829, to liberia and that's where my dad side of the family comes from. >> host.i grew up there and onld to the united states in 1980, but after a military coup coup in liberia, these were very brave and courageous but this is a very, very unbalanced antebellum society, things would society that flight from except this time they were the ones going over. this whole unbalanced system sort of explored in 1980 after after there was a military to. i have found those who are in the government who were targeted. my cousin he was minister of foreign affairs executed, by firing squad. >> host: we see in the book? use of march the people out? >> guest: he is one of the 13 different interestingly, ellen johnson sirleaf at the time was minister of finance and there were 13 cabinet officials who were killed or choose one of the few who was not and wait for some reason what in the book

you posted in both kosovo and sierra leone.me, you could be prime minister and commanders in chief. when you think about the enormity of the office, is that the pa rt of enormity of the office, is that the part of the job that scares you most? he mentioned the problem of the vetoes. how else would you seek legitimacy for action, and what is your reaction to responsibility to protect in a humanitarian crisis? thanks. john, the question about our security is obviously paramount. i made that very clear, emily has made that clear in her statements. clearly, the importance is to protect people, all of our people, to make sure they're not under any kind of threat. does that mean there are some circumstances where you use military force? yes, there are. if you think back to earth yesterday, many in this room, nobody in this room was around at the time of the first world war, but i'm sure many would have questions its legitimacy. i doubt would have questions its legitimacy. idoubt any would have questions its legitimacy. i doubt any or

but the sierra leone government believe it's worth a lot more and have decided to wait for a better offer. have a great friday and a great weekend. goodbye for now. hello. now, i haven't used this particular sphere for quite some time. and through some parts of the british isles, there was no need. looking tropical on the coast. to the south—west of england, yes, a wet sphere very much the order of the day. and for that, you had to thank an area of low pressure throwing more cloud and rain ever further north of the british isles. you may have noticed it in the south of england and wales. an increasingly humid feel. and it's that change of regime into the first part of friday that will become increasingly dominant, certainly in the southern half of the british isles. stepping out first thing, 10—13, where it was 3—5. further north, a fresh fresh feel about proceedings. details about the journey to work or school run. 12—13 degrees quite widely across southern counties. a rather grey start to the day. not too much in the way of sunshine. and a speckling of showers even at this stage. come f

african language that survives as songs that people don't remember what they mean anymore -- is from sierra leone and they're mostly from up there, the basket,making, as opposed to down south in angola. the question why would angola become the name of the language? and nobody knows. so, maybe. >> thank you for the talk. i think the other linguistic, i have a finding, a motive, because english is not my first language, native language. i found that the accent is formed by your first native language when you were two year old. you don't talk, you listen all day long for two years, so you catch that accent and deposit that interest your system. it's very hard to change. it can be changed but for very few people. like chinese, when most people -- when we talk you dent even look at me and know it's chinese. it's the same thing. so, i came to america, i noticed black people talking different from white people, but i didn't think -- i thought it was because they carry their own language from africa where they were brought here as a slavery, like, 200 years ago, i think that's subtle difference, the most

virginia could be said so when he inquired the government about canada and inquired of them about sierra leone, which is a place to which free black people being sent by the british, he had the idea that this was a feasible outcome. and he also argued against the missouri exclusion idea, the idea that they should not be allowed to have slavery. it would be more difficult to abolish it as what is happening to share population in virginia. aif they continue increasing it would be politically feasible to think about it. the fourth chapter of the book is about another as nowadays we call it a racial issue. when they arrived in north america when jefferson was a young man his father was the most important man around, and so if jefferson had repeated contact with indian leaders who were traveling from what's by this point are further left of here back to williamsburg sometimes annually and sometimes the cases to communicate with the government in williamsburg jefferson learned at an early age to have some admiration for these people. not only that, but he became involved in the significant dispute w

it was found in sierra leone.to the government and tried to auction it off today but rejected the highest bid, $7.8 million. >> shepard: what did they want to start it? >> the pastor said no less than 50 million. there was one that sold last year for $65 million. that's might be where he getting the $50 million number. more expects say it's about quality than size. it's one of the top 20 largest stones ever found. so they're going to make some money off of it when they try to sell it. >> shepard: looks like somebody spilled a slurpee on it. >> yeah. has some interesting coloring. they're keeping it a secret what the government price is that they're looking for. so we know what the pastor said he wanted. >> shepard: wouldn't turn it down? >> no. >> shepard: thank you, lillian. you can say what you want about america's immigration issues. at least we don't have toads trying to sleep in. in australia, they're warning agents to check for hitchhiking toads. they found three of them in luggage and in one case in a man's

they ended up first in sierra leone and eventually ended up in liberia in 1822.and that's on my moms side. my father's side there were five brothers sailed from norfolk virginia in 18292 liberia and that's where my dad's side of the family comes from. so i grew up there and only moved to the united states in 1980 right after the military coup in my. they were buried rave and courageous but they set up a very unbalanced antebellum society the same society that they had fled from the american south except this time they were the ones that made it over. this whole unbalanced system exploded in 1980 after the military coup. i had family members who are in the government who were targeted. >> host: was he in the book where he said they marched the people out? >> guest: one of the 13 but interestingly there were 13 cabinet officials and one of the few who was not and we explored some of the reasons why in this book as well. >> host: i have to tell you was one of the riveting scenes in the book because when you talk about how she was basic way pretty much anticipating b

the fact that he has created a substantive job that stretches all the way from kabul to sierra leonethe galapagos to jamaica where he is trying to build model towns, these kinds of things are improbable. when he was growing up he was close to anne, who was two years younger and they were a dynamic duo and she got married and they went off in different directions. also his two younger siblings, one is 12 years younger and one is 16 years younger so they are almost like two separate families. he has never been terribly close to either of his younger brothers partly because of the age gap and partly because he is in a separate category as the prince of wales. he is the heir to the throne, he is the duke of cornwall and he has access to this vast fortune that was set up in the 14th century for the heir to the throne so it is worth over $1 billion and he has $30 million a year to support his household and some of his charities, his children, -- charlie: almost as lucrative as writing books. sally: we wish. he has a singular position. he is such an original character. he asked once if it -

with respect, jeremy corbyn just oppose wars in the middle east, he has opposed kosovo, sierra leone,, but it is hard to envisage any circumstances where he would approve military action? what he wants to get across is we must focus on diplomacy and not just defence. and with all the cuts to the fence... i am going to have to stop you because i think theresa may is getting to her feet in the north east. had such profound consequences for hard—working families. because our future success for hard—working families. because our future success and prosperity as a country depends on getting the next five years right. now, more than ever, britain needs strong and sta ble than ever, britain needs strong and stable government to get the best deal for our country. now, more stable government to get the best dealfor our country. now, more than ever, britain needs strong and sta ble ever, britain needs strong and stable government to make the most of the opportunities brexit brings. and that is a clear message that i am taking right across britain in this campaign. since i called this election i

he joined the british army or he migrating toion, nova scotia, eventually to sierra leone.ars after the declaration of independence, the great abolitionist cap same at -- frederick douglass famously asked, what -- is the fourth of july? his answer. an inspiration to over throw the tyranny of his day, to side with the right against the wrong with the weak against the strong and with to pressed against to presser, he said. here lies of those revolutionaries and many that have followed. like douglas, most americans are not content with reassuring origin stories. we work now for the prospect of the better future with past levels our guide. we see the american revolution in its own historical present, we look not only on the grand jury of long debt heroes. we appreciate the efforts of common women, men and children of all sorts. their losses, as well as their victories and determination to turn those losses into lessons that will keep them fighting on. where american symmetry to about half by rededicating -- taking this as an inspiration to make the united states the company ret

survives, that is as songs people don't remember what they mean anymore is mende, which is up in is sierra leone. if you look at basket-making patterns they're mostly from up there as opposed to down south in angola. so the question will become, why would angola become the name of the language and nobody knows. so maybe. >> all right. thank you, professor for the talk. speaking of linguistics i have a finding i notice becausing like is not my second, not my first, native language i find the accent is formed by your first native language when you were two-year-old. you don't talk, you listen all day long for two years. so you take that accent. you deposit into your system. very hard to change. it canning changed but for very few people. like chinese, most people, when they say how are you doing, look at me know it is chinese. it is same thing. i came to america. i notice black people talking different from white people but i was thinking, i think it is because they carry their own language from every country. they were brought here as slavery like 200 years ago. that is, i think that is reason. s

analista legal el detective principal de la investigacion de la desaparicin y homicidio de sierra lamar, herman leon , fue declarado culpable de proveer falso testimonio en otro caso de asesinato... uno ocurrido en el 2009 en una estacion del tren ligero en san jose... al parecer durante ese procedimiento juridico proporciono estadisticas falsas y estas se utilizaron como evidencia... los sospechosos, dos hombres fueron enviados a la carcel en el 2016... pero el miercoles pasado una jueza orden que este juicio se realize de nuevo.... la defensa de antolin garcia torres quiere usar esa desacreditacion del investigados para que no le vaya a dar la pena de muerte a su cliente...y le pidieron a la jueza que les permita compartir esa informacion con el jurado.. sotsteven clark analista legal sin embargo la jueza vanessa zecher no se ha pronunciado al respecto... por su parte hoy... la fiscalia llamo al estrado a la hermana de sierra lamar: daniele, a una compaÑera de escuela y a su maestro de ingles... cada uno hablo del impacto que el secuestro y homicidio de sierra ha tenido en su vida... tambin salio

leon, whose handling of hair and other evidence in the sierra lamar case would be re-examined followingthe revelation that he had given false testimony about evidence in another murder case, leading to a new trial. the effort to recall sgt leon a surprise eclipsed only by the decision not to follow through with it. steven clark/legal analyst"what the defense didn't want to do is create a record that might harm their motion for a new trial because if they weren't ready yet to develop the issue, it was better for them not to call sgt leon at all and instead rely on other mitigating testimony they presented about mr garcia torres...."after the grandmother of his children testified she thinks he's innocent and after watching photos of himself playing with the oldest of his two daughters, antolin garcia torres was given one last chance to testify, he again refused,, as the defense rested it's case. rob fladeboe/san jose" closing arguments are scheduled for next tuesday and then the jury will deliberate. they can send garcia torres to prison for the rest of his life or they can sentence him t

sierra lamar. -- el oficial herman leon, tambien testific en el caso de la adolescente desparecida en morgan hill defensa de garca torres piensa debilitar su credibilidad. lorena --la bsqueda de un hombre desaparecido en san francisco, tiene a la polica en medio de interrogantes.. cesar la ultima persona que pudiera haberlo visto al parecer tambin se esfumo haciendo este caso casa vez mas sospechoso.. take 2 boxes melissa hernandez desde san francisco. nos dice que le pudo haber pasado a la persona de inters en la investigacin? take meli live melissa la polica dice que tienen razones para creer que el hombre sali del pas por su cuenta pero su familia lo reporto como desaparecido pues no han sabido nada de el desde hace un par de das.. take pkg pkg la desaparicin de un hombre de san francisco tiene a la polica de esa ciudad consternada despus que, bob tang, la persona que lo pudiera haber visto por ltima vez tambin se desvaneci sot grace gatdanpan portavoz, polica de san francisco it is belived that mr tang is conected and a person of interest in the missing person case creemos que el seÑor tang e

detective leon oversaw much of the sierra lamar investigation. last week, a judge found that leon gave false testimony in another case...<> ( james ) if the information about the detectives' false testimony is not permitted in the penalty phase legal experts say it could be part of an appeal. meantime, the prosecution will call more wtinesses today including sierra's mother and father. (james) coming up... robert muller has been appointed special counsel in the invesitagation of president donald trump's campaign and it's potential ties to russia. a look at his san francisco roots. and... computer outages at several d-m-v branches around the bay area leaves hundres of people with a headache. what you can expect if

attorneys for antolin garcia- torres are now looking to discredit his testimony in the sierra lamar case, too. sargent leon is the one who linked garcia-torres to three unsolved attempted kidnappings in morgain hill... which the jury found him guilty of, as well. the defense is arguing his false testimony in the other murder trial casts 'lingering doubt' in this one. ( james @ land ) legal experts say if the information about the detective's false testimony is ánotá permitted in the penalty phase... it could be used as part of an appeal. meantime, the prosecution will call more witnesses today including sierra's mother and father. (darya) a jury has acquitted a white oklahoma police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. and protests broke out overnight in

detective leon oversaw much of the sierra lamar investigation, and last week a judge found that leone a false testimony in another case... (steve) if the information about the false testimony is not permitted in the penalty phase, legal experts say it could be part of an appeal. meantime, the prosecution will call more wtinesses tomorrow, including sierra's mother and father. (pam) bart is taking action to make sure riders do not get stuck in the dark during a power outage. bart installed new batteries to power the backup emergency lights .. this, after a p-g-and e outage plunged riders in the dark at the montgomery bart station last month. then, days later, emergency lights failed at bart's richmond station. bart says, an investigation revealed 14-

detective leon oversaw much of the sierra lamar investigation... last week, a judge found that leon gave false testimony in another case... (pam) if the information about the detectives' false testimony is not permitted in the penalty phase, legal experts say, it could be part of an appeal. meantime, the prosecution will call more wtinesses tomorrow, including sierra's mother and father. (pam) let's take a live look outside tonight... looking out over the san francisco bay... a chilly night..(steve) but a warm thursday ahead.. brittney has details. breezy onshore flow will persist today along with mostly sunny skies. a more robust warming trend will take place through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high

sierra. earlier, in what could have significant repercussions in the case, the defense informed the court that detective herman leon, who oversaw much of the sierra lamar investigation, was found by a judge last week to have given false testimony in another case, ordering a new trial. the defense now seems intent on using that to cast doubt on leon's testimony in this case, to influence the jury to sparegarcia torres from the death penalty. legal analyst steven clark. " if the court feels there are credibility issues involving one of the detectives that should have been disclosed to the defense, that will certainly be grounds for them to ask for a new trial. the real issue is did the d a have information about this detective and didn't disclose it to the defense during the guilt phase of the trial, so it could have an impact on the penalty phase but more importantly, it could effect the guilt phase..." (rob live) judge vanessa zecher did not immediately zecher did not vanessa judge vanessa zecher did not immediately rule on whether to permit the jury to hear about the detective's testimony being called into questio

sergeant leon testified in the sierra lamar trial. >> i think it will be the center piece of a motion for a new trial or on appeal. >> reporter: defense attorneys for convicted murder torrez asked for more information about the overturned case but declined to comment on the details. >> do you have any comment about the system of sergeant leon? >> not right now. thank you. >> the fact that the officer's testimony was the basis for overturning another murder conviction is highly relevant. 000 the question will be what did he testify to in the sierra lamar case and would the defense have tried this case differently had they known of the credibility issue. >> reporter: careful testimony from two of sierra's friends and her sister danielle. the jury must decide if he should die for his crimes. both her mother and father are expected to testify tomorrow. >>> two people found dead inside a home. this morning a man and woman in their mid-70s were found shot to death. deputies stayed at the home throughout the day searching for more evidence. names of the couple have not been released. >>> han

has surfaced over the conduct of santa clara county sheriff's sergeant herman leon who is a central investigator in the sierra lamar case. the issue, a judge from a different case believed that leon testified to statistical inaccuracies so significant that murder convictions had to be overturned for two defendants. >> if the court feels that there's credibility issues involving one of the main detectives and that should have been disclosed to the defense, that will certainly be grounds they will look at to ask for a new trial in this case. >> defense attorneys in the lamar case say that they want the previous judge's ruling on detective leon discussed before jurors to spare antolin garcia- torres the death penalty. >>> today in san francisco, uc regents are set to vote on the budget which could entail a tuition increase. yesterday, uc students broke down a symbolic wall as a form of push back to the proposed hike. they are hoping regents will change their minds about the increase approved in january. many felt it was especially unfair after a state audit revealed the university failed to come clean about $175

leon head of the search for sierra lamarr when she disappeared on her way to school in march 2012. although her body has ever been found, a jury convicted garcia- torres of kidnapping and killing her. defense lawyers may possibly use this new development as grounds for an appeal. jury deliberations are expected to begin this morning in the murder trial of three santa clara county deputies accused in the fatal beating of an inmate. and met michael tyree died in 2015. the three deputies are charged with murder. lawyers argued during closing arguments it is possible that tyree slipped and fell or killed himself with a deadly blow before his body was found in his jail cell. prosecutors will argue that the coroner report determined that tyree was beaten to death. >>> those are your morning headlines from the newsroom studios. sal, pam, back to you. >> thank you is -- shazam can name tunes in seconds and now the new show veers on ktvu is finding out if people can do the same. i spoke with the host jamie foxx about how it works. >> to let you know the game, three teams battle it out to se

prosecutors and defense attorneys are reviewing the contacts of sergeant herman leon one of the main investigators in the sierra lamar case after a judge in another case found he gave false testimony in the 2009 murder trial. the judge in that case found he testified to statistical inaccuracies so significant, it was enough to overturn the murder convictions of two defendants. >> this has the potential to blossom into a very significant issue not just in the penalty phase but in the first guilt phase of this case. >> reporter: former prosecutor and legal analyst steve clark says that while there's no evidence to suggest leon's conduct in the ra case was faulty, it raises the question, did the district attorney know about the earlier case? >> if the court feels that there's credibility issues involving one of the main detectives and that should have been disclosed to the defense, that will certainly be grounds they will look at to ask for a new trial in this case. >> reporter: today defense attorneys indicated they are interested in getting the previous judge's ruling about detective leon in front of the jury as

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killing sierra lamar, and legal experts say there is a twist in the case and the judge has ruled that the lead detective in the investigation can be recalled to the stand. sergeant herman leon alleged to have given false testimony in a separate murder trial and he headed up the investigation that resulted in the conviction of garcia-torres in the kidnapping and murder of sierra lamar. >>> it is 4:44 am. >>> the people of moraga are taking the matters in their own hands to help the police investigate crimes. they want to add more surveillance cameras and license plate readers. right now moraga only has one camera and they cannot afford the $60,000 bill for extra cameras and $9000 has been raised by the moraga community foundation.>> it says the people want to preserve the character and feeling of the town and the campaign is considered to be something that will benefit the town as a whole. >> the five extra security cameras will be installed at access points in and out of town, and the moraga residents say they expect to raise the money by the end of the summer. >>> it is time to check in with sal for a look at the super commute. >> good morning to you. we are looking at the

sierra lamar. there is a twist and that are saying that the sergeant accused of giving false testimony in a separate murder trial and sergeant leon up the investigation that resulted in the conviction of garcia-torres in the kidnapping murder of sierra lamar. defense attorneys could use this new development for grounds for appeal. >>> it is 6:36 am. >>> a memorial service will be held for the beloved san jose police officer that died of cancer at the age of 37. officer michael lewandowski joined the police department five years ago. it was a captain in the army and was in a rack in afghanistan and awarded the bronze star. he was diagnosed with lung cancer two years ago even though he did not smoke. while undergoing chemotherapy fellow officers donated 2000 hours of their personal vacation time so that he could continue to get his regular pay. >> nobody thought that a 37- year-old healthy guy like mike would ever go this way. >> one of the last things that officer michael lewandowski did while battling cancer was to build a house for his wife. today services that the family community church on piercy road in san jose at 11:00 this

leon gave false testimony. he was the lead detective in the sierra lamar case and testified against garcia- torres.ppeal his conviction on this new development. >>> those are judge university some of your morning headlines from our newsroom. mike, sal, gasia, back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> u2 rocked santa clara late into the night in front of a sold-out crowd last night at levi's stadium. ♪[music] >> more than 50,000 people were at the concert. u2 celebrating the 30th anniversary of joshua tree. fans enjoyed the show but not without controversy. the show went past the weekday curfew of 0:00 p.m. that made people nearby upset. vta provided extra trains for the concert and that means that taxpayers have to pick up part of the tab. >> we estimate it is roughly 60 to $65,000 per event when you add up train operators and security. when the whole of the county are paying for services to go to one venue for a finite number of people, it doesn't seem really fair. >> last night's show is u2's only bay area stop. they will be in los angeles on saturday night. a few fans missed the show because of trave

sierra lamarr. legal experts say there's a twist in the case for the judge has ruled the lead detective for the investigation can be recalled to the stand leon accused of giving false testimony in a separate tropic the officer headed out the investigation resulting in the conviction of garcia-torres for the kidnapping and murder of sierra lamarr. defense lawyers can possibly use the new development is grounds for an appeal. >>> and napa county, kaylee slusher trial wraps up. jury members deliberate and another set is getting ready to hear the closing arguments. sarah lynn kruger, ryan scott warner accused of killing kruger's three-year-old daughter kaylee slusher in 2014. testimony in the case has been hard simultaneously by the same judge. the jury assigned to kruger's case went deliberations after closing arguments. the argument that one is case set for today. the first verdict will be sealed until both verdicts have been reached. >>> contract worker for fedex arrested accused of stealing from some of the homes where he delivered packages. 57-year-old kevin baker suspected of burglarizing three homes. please say baker would go to the homes

sierra lamar murder trial. prosecutors and defense attorneys are reviewing the conduct of santa clara county sheriff's sergeant herman leonne of the main investigators in the case. a judge in another case found he gave false testimony in a 2009 murder trial. this comes as the jury is deciding of antolin garcia- torres should be put to death or spend life in prison without parole. as the trial resumes today, sierra's father is expected to testify. >>> a wanted parolee in the south bay is behind bars this morning on suspicion of a shooting and attempted burglary. watsonville police arrested 22- year-old andre lopez. they say that he allegedly shot into a home yesterday then tried to break into a different home nearby. officers say that lopez ran off after the incident but they were able to catch him a few hours later. >>> right now oakland police are searching for this man. he is wanted in connection to an armed robbery that happened last month at a business on lakeshore avenue. police just shared these photos from the store surveillance system. they were taken just before the robbery. if you recognize him in the photos, ca

leon gave false testimony. he was the lead detective in the sierra lamar case. and he testified against garcia- torres.s new development. >>> now to a napa county courtroom where the woman accused of killing her little girl is trying to convince jurors that she too is a victim. crewinger and her boyfriend are charged with murdering her 3-year-old daughter kayleigh. on the witness stand yesterday, kruger told jurors she was abandoned as a child and later molested by a family friend. she was in several abusive relationships and addicted to meth. the prosecution said that she chose drugs and the love of a man over the safety of her child. >>> a fan is suing zaza over a controversial play during game one of the finals. leonard stepped on zaza's ankle and rolled his ankle. the fan says it hurt the spurs chances of being competitive and diminishes the value of his tickets. he is asking for $73,000 and he wanted a temporary restraining order on zaza but that was denied by a texas judge. >>> steve kerr will fly with the team to san antonio. he went out on leave last month to be treated for chronic pain in his

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