sutherland went with mrs. mcdonnell on that shopping spree in new york where jonnie williams dropped $20,000 and bought two oscar de la renta dresses for the first lady, including one she wore to her daughter's wedding. supterland said mrs. mcdonnell was thrilled because she got to keep the dresses. sutherland said she told another staff matter about the check williams wrote for the daughter's catering bill because she didn't want to be the only staffer to know about it. about the governor's mansion launch product for jonnie williams' product, sutherland made the prosecute's point that it was an official event. maureen was angry when her husband was not going to be available. he adjusted his schedule to be there. sutherland also denied there was anything romantic about jonnie williams and mrs. mcdonnell and said that bob mcdonnell would even write her love poems. a doctor from uva who attended the party, a party for which jonnie williams got to invite whomever he wanted. mary-shea sutherland said she and willi

sutherland went with mrs. mcdonnell on that shopping spree in new york where jonnie williams dropped $20,000 and bought two oscar de la renta dresses for the first lady, including the one she wore to her daughter's wedding. sutherland said mrs. mcdonnell was thrilled because she got to keep the dresses. sutherland said she told another staff member about the $15,000 check jonnie williams wrote for the daughter's catering bill because, quote, she didn't want to be the only staffer to know about it. about that governor's mansion launch party for jonnie williams's product anat block, they made the prosecution's point that it was an official event. she said maureen was angry when her husband was not going to be available. he adjusted his schedule to be there. sutherland also denied there was anything romantic about jonnie williams and mrs. mcdonnell and said that bob mcdonnell would even write her love poems. also on the stand today, a doctor from uva who attended that anatablock launch party, a party jonnie willi

sutherland said he was very generous. just one of many times he shourd the couple with gifts loans or trips because he wanted their help with his company's new product. but defense attorneys say it was really sutherland helping williams basishe wanted to go to work for him. this was the invitation at the governor's mansion for university researches that williams hoped would test his product. but prosecutors took aim asking sutherland who's idea was it to have the lunch. sutherland said the first lady volunteered. who provided the lunch. it was provided by mr. williams company. the first couple --. ask the prosecutors of sutherland, did she ever say anything to you or indicate to you she was interested in mr. williams romantically? sutherla sutherland:no. >>enn that she said she even witnessed romance between the first couple in a poem the governor wrote to his wife. an interesting moment in the hallway during a break t former governor actually went and greeted mary shea sutherland and gave her a hug. >>> six months after

yeah, the most interesting thing going on right now is mary sutherland is on the stand. she is the former chief of staff for the first lady, the former first lady. she's delivering some pretty damaging testimony. here's the video of maureen mcdonnell walking into court this morning. every morning bob mcdonnell comes in first and then maureen mcdonnell comes in. but anyway, mary sutherland talked about that shopping trip, that infamous shopping trip where jonnie williams dropped $20,000 on maureen mcdonnell. she said that maureen mcdonnell was having a great time. she was so happy that she was going to have these dresses bought for her. jonnie williams bought her two oscar de la renta dresses. maureen said this was better than getting the inaugural dress because she could keep these dresses. sutherland did admit jonnie bought her a dress but kept refusing it but jonnie williams kept insisting. finally she said she accepted the $1500 dress because it was easier than fighting about it. she said the dress is still in its packaging with tags on it and that she presented it to

sutherland did admit they offered her a job and then revoke the offer. coming up tonight at 6:00, more on the now infamous shopping and moreew york city about her comments about the mcdonnell's >> the body of a local u.s. general killed in afghanistan is expected to arrive at dover air force base tomorrow morning. there's been no claim of responsibility in yesterday's shooting that killed army major again harold greene and wounded 15 others. an afghan military officials say the afghan soldier behind the shooting hid in the bathroom with a nato assault rifle. that soldier was later killed in a shootout. coming up at 6:00, jennifer donelan has more on the investigation into the attack. >> as the death toll continues rise, the world health -- health organization is it declaring an emergency. greta kreuz is in the satellite center tonight. >> we have just learned the c.d.c. has just raised its emergency operation center to a level one alert. that is the highest possible level. the death toll is well past 900 now, including a second death in nigeria, which is

mary-shea sutherland served as chief ofcdonnell staff and admitted to referring "nutbag" and as herdo herself babysitter. she refers to the now infamous trip to new york shopping saying paid for the dresses, shoes, coats, everything and that maureen mcdonnell was having a great time. mary-shea sutherland did not so the relationship between the 's butms and the mcdonnell they were buried in debt with one credit card maxed out. cheaper --she preferred hosting at the mansion and she testified that she thought it would be risky. a research director at the uva testified today he felt that was event.cial government a $25,000 handed check for research from jonnie williams. " i was a little surprised to check. i decided i better get to uva and get the check to the right quickly." sutherland also said the repeatedly tried to have her stay on as the chief of staff for maureen mcdonnell but it. she could not do she had to quit. also declined that she was paranoid. during one christmas, she that they were badntionally serving her shrimp that the governor's mansion. live in richmond, jeff goldber

sacramento and bay area product, kevin sutherland made history today.could have even been better. sutherland shot his first 59. that's the first time anyone shot a 59 on the champion's tour. he had a chance to become the first player to cart a 258 in a pga-sanctioned event, but he bow bogeyed the 18th hole. >> i can tell you're upset with him. >> i'm very upset with him. >> quick break. we'll be rig >>> the first real test for the new nineers stadium, 1:00 p.m. tomorrow at levi stadium. police will be there to assist in traffic control. fans won't know where to park. they are recommended to take light rail as an alternative. nbc bay area will be bringing you coverage starting early tomorrow morning starting with "today in the bay." a complete recap, we're looking forward to see how it goes. >> and, you know, they have these big things called parking lots. you can't miss'm. that's where you park. >> all right. thanks for watching nbc bay area news. "saturday night live" is next. have a great night. >> see ya. >> you're watching c-span. at 4:00, it's "bid

who was -- nsmarry shea sutherland who was trying -- mary shea souter left hand who was trying to get a job at -- sutherland who was trying to get a job with star scientific. >> she had a reason that was self serving from the defense perspective to have a relationship with jonnie williams. >> reporter: now the defense also pointed out today that mary shea sutherland met with jonnie williams at the governor's mansion when the mcdonnells were away in china. at 6:00 i'll tell you what maureen mcdonnell's defense team said about that rolex watch that we have not heard before. i'm peggy fox reporting live in richmond. >>> joining us now with more insight into the mcdonnells' trial is white collar defense attorney matt kaiser with the kaiser law firm and whoa, matt, more testimony about the troubles in the mcdonnell marriage, this time from their daughter jeanine referring to her mother as having depression, also saying her mom had a mild obsession with jonnie williams. how did she help the defense? >> that's exactly right. i think the defense is trying to build up the story about the marri

>> reporter: we saw that embrace with mary-shea sutherland. she means a lot to you? >> i love all the people that sacrifice for me and my campaign during the last four years. i had a lot of great employees. >> prosecutor complained about that hug and after the jury left, the judge told bob mcdonnell's lawyers to get their client, quote, straightened up. supterland also testified that when she wanted to quit her job with maureen mcdonnell, one of the people she talked to about getting a new job was then star scientific ceo jonnie williams. >>> d.c. police are looking for a missing 72 yearldz man from -- 72-year-old man from southeast and they need your help to bring him back home. gee sef bush was -- joseph bush was last seen july 22 in the 2200 block of savannah street. he may be in need of medical care. if you've seen him, please call d.c. police right away. >>> the son of d.c. councilman marion barry is scheduled to appear in court. christopher barry has been jailed for just over a week now. officers pulled the 34-year-old barry over last we

as proof sutherland read a love poem bob had written to his wife.vidence counters the picture drawn by the defense lawyers who claim their marriage was on the verge of collapse. as a result, maureen mcdonnell developed a crush on businessman john johnny williams and allowed him to lavish gifts on the family. >> bob mcdonnell is expected to take the stand in what promises to be totally awkward testimony. mcdonnell will need to quote, his wife's unseeming infatuation to another man in order to demonstrate they could haven't conspired to commit any crimes because they barely spoke at all. that is a very fall fall for a man who the on the gop short lists for the vice presidency. then again, there is always the power of positive thinking. >> every day i think it's better. the more the truth comes out, the better we do. >> indeed. that's all for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. "the ed show" is coming up next. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show" live from detroit lakes minnesota. let's get to work! ♪ ♪ >> the s

sutherland appears to be behind holding a major event for star at the governor's mansion. the defense also brought up that rolex watch that jonnie williams bought in malibu for bob mcdonnell and the private investigator hired by the defense said he found no cell phone record to that phone call jonnie williams said he made to maureen to ask about the inscription on the rolex watch. tomorrow the prosecution presents one rebuttal witness. then both sides will argue about jury instructions. the jury gets the afternoon off. closing arguments begin friday. peggy fox, wusa9. >>> a gun instructor is fatally shot while trying to teach a 9- year-old how to fire an uzi monday at a gun range in arizona. the instructor charles vacca first showed the girl how to fire the weapon in single shot mode but then told her to switch to automatic. the girl fired. the gun recoiled and accidentally shot vacca while he was trying to lean in and help her control the weapon. it might surprise you, but there are no laws governing how young is too young to shoot a gun in our area. scott broom is on a c

around of 59 everything would have to go your way, fright no not the case of kevin suggestland in -- sutherlandn the dick's sporting goods open. keeps it rolling with the right to left breaker for birdie on 11. 18th hole, par putt for a 58. huh-uh. later said he thought he made it would have been the first ever 58 in a pga sanctioned event. settled for a 59. and talk about the reception he received from fellow players afterwards. >> so many guys here afterwards, it blew me away. it's emotional to see those guys -- the support you get out here. this is only my third tournament but it's a great place to play. >> what a day for him. third round of the lpga championship, suzann pettersen, 5-under 67. shoots into second place, tied with mv park at 9-under. they're both one back of american brittani lincicome, the precision approach on seven. 10-under heading into tomorrow. >> unlock the potential. it's our motto in the abc7 sports department. we do it every day. pga tour, brad fitter, 5-under 65. trails leader nick watney by a stroke. >> thank you, colin. stay with is it the biting? ...we need to br

around of 59 everything would have to go your way, fright no not the case of kevin suggestland in -- sutherland on the dick's sporting goods open. keeps it rolling with the right to left breaker for birdie on 11. 18th hole, par putt for a 58. huh-uh. later said he thought he made it would have been the first ever 58 in a pga sanctioned event. settled for a 59. and talk about the reception he received from fellow players afterwards. >> so many guys here afterwards, it blew me away. it's emotional to see those guys -- the support you get out here. this is only my third tournament but it's a great place to play. >> what a day for him. third round of the lpga championship, suzann pettersen, 5-under 67. shoots into second place, tied with mv park at 9-under. they're both one back of american brittani lincicome, the precision approach on seven. 10-under heading into tomorrow. >> unlock the potential. it's our motto in the abc7 sports department. we do it every day. pga tour, brad fitter, 5-under 65. trails leader nick watney by a stroke. >> thank you, counds] the wait is over for even faster internet

." >> philippe djegal and, after burlgars barged into erinn johnson's home on sutherland drive earlier this month in walnut creek. johnson says the theives went room by room, trashing the place, and leaving with more than 50-thousand dollars worth of stuff. >> "if you think they're going to scoop up everything and decide later, um, that's in fact not what happened. it appears that they spent a lot of time sifting through costume jewelry and really picked the expensive name brand, um, tiffani's, dave erman, diamonds." >> philippe djegal on august third, johnson and her family returned from sporting events to find all of their stuff tossed on the floors. including all of these empty jewelry boxes. >> "its very violating and really shocking for this neighborhood." >> philippe djegal among the items stolem? two credit cards. well, on the same day of the buglary. the contra costa county sheriff's office says surveillance cameras at a sacramento walmart caught these two people on video using those cards. johnson says they made purchases totaling more than 16-hundred dollars. if you recognize

not in the case of kevin sutherland in the third round of the dick's sporting goods open.carded seven birdies and an eagle. parred nine and then dropped a bird on 10, birdie on 11. here he was, 18th hole, par putt, for a 58. flies by. later said he thought he'd made it. would have been the first 58 on a pga sanctioned event. and talk about the reception from fellow plays afterwards. >> so many guys here after, it blew me away. it's emotional to see the support you get out here. this is only my third tournament, but this is a great place to play. >> could have been a 58. third round of the lpga championship. suzann pettersen in second place. tied with park at 9-under, the birdie on 17. but both back of american brittani lins comb. 10 are in, heading into the final round. >> up lock the potential. i hear that from any wife every day. pga tour, third round of the there you have it. >> cool. thank you. still to come, see how samsung is making money off apple can yo! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your

isn't the case for kevin sutherland during today's third round of the sporting goods open. this guy carded seven birdies and an eagle. par nine, dropped another bird on ten and keeps it rolling with the left to right breaker on 11. so here he was, 18th hole for a 58, never been done before in a pga tour sanctioned event. settles for a 59. talk about reception received after it was over. >> there were so many guys here afterwards it blew me away. it's emotional, really, to see the guys, the support you get. this is only my third tournament. it's just a great place to play. >>> third round of the lpga championship. petter son, five under 67, she's now in second place tied with defending champion at nine under. the putt dropped at 17. brittany precision here. she's a ten under heading under tomorrow's finals round. >>> 58, there for the taking and slides it by on a >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, the preparations for the first ever nfl game at levi's stadium. >> a woman tries to hold off labor to help her other child. what she had to do before she could give birth tonight at 1

then the first lady's chief of staff mary shea sutherland called her boss a screamer and a nut bag and finally that credit card debt of more than $90,000 provides a strong motive for the alleged crimes. the judge denied all the defense motions, but he is considering a request from the washington post and the richmond times dispatch to release the jury questionnaire and the answers. on monday the defense begins its case. in richmond peggy fox, wusa9. >> the two defense teams will present their cases separately and we don't know yet which team will go first. >>> anger is simmering again in a st. louis suburb where there's been days of unrest following the police shooting of a black teenager. me was released today. we have the report from ferguson, missouri. >> reporter: ferguson police say the unarmed black teenager shot and killed suspect in a convenience store robbery. they say 18-year-old michael brown, 6' 4 inches and 292 pounds stole a $49 box of cigars. >> we got a lot of freedom of information requests for this tape. at some point it was just determined that we had to release it.

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then the first lady's chief of staff mary shea sutherland called her boss a screamer and a nut bag and finally that credit card get of more than $90,000 provides a strong motive for the alleged crime. the judge denied all the defense motions, but he is considering a request from the washington post and the richmond times dispatch to release the jury questionnaire and the answers. on monday the defense begins its case. in richmond peggy fox, wusa9. >> and the two defense teams will present their cases separately. we don't know which team will go first. >>> texas governor rick perry has been indicted for abuse of power. he's accused of vetoing $7.5 million for the state public integrity unit because the district attorney rosemary lindberg refused to resign. she was recently convicted of a drunk driving charge which included video of a tirade she made while being booked into jail. perry made it clear the state should not fund the public integrity unit she's the head of because she's lost the public trust, so he vetoed it and that led to the indictment in the official capacity and the coer

home >> : think you that they didn't come in my daughter was there the group brought to justice sutherland continued to this to others and one with information on the three men seen in this video to contact the police >> : for some time now let's talk residents complain about a steady increase in violent crime. now another shooting with the fourth in three days have been a long dress of a drive and of course wrote shortly after midnight a 32 year-old man shot along the sidewalk badly injured but expected to survive. numerous residents say they're living in fear >> : every any turnaround is another shooting and said it seems to be spiraling out of control is very scary >> : simply are not enough police officers who was sitting in antioch to really control the city the: of city leaders to bring in more officers >> : a man arrested after police say he aggressively grow think it's a woman and where park and also a suspect among some board rest yesterday a woman sitting on a bench where a man approached july 11th in touch hurt traffic is heard similar incident happened on stanford campus july 2

dans really like sutherland, who is my counsel, said -- this is like a class reunion. former dhs folks here, a lot of current dhs folks here. a lot of you in private practice and in i did emea and elsewhere, to thewhom contribute solving, dressing, understanding the challenges we face. tank you, all of you, for what you do. i bring greetings from secretary jeh johnson. beenuld have loved to have here today. like me, he is a recovering are deeplynd we aware and appreciate the importance of the rule of law and the rule of lawyers as a as we got of our team forward to accomplish this mission on behalf of the american people. ableaided by my very counsel, dan sutherland, and the secretary has a wonderful general counsel in dan's boss, who i believe you're hearing from later in the program trade -- program. >> i want to talk about three key elements of how we view our mission at the department of homeland security, particularly for the national programs director, for whom i have the honor of being the undersecretary. the name itself tells you very little about what we do. o

dans really like sutherland, our counsel, who said this is like a class reunion, and in many ways it is. a lot of former dhs folks, current the hs folks, but a lot of you in private practice and in academia and elsewhere all to the solving, addressing, understanding the challenges that we face. so thank you, all of you, for what you do. i bring greetings from secretary eh johnson who would have loved to be here today. like me, he is a recovering are very, bothe of us, well aware and a plea appreciate the importance of the rule of law and the role of lawyers. it is a vital part of our team as we go forward to a comp which this mission on behalf of the american people. ableaided by my very counsel, dan sutherland, and the ,ecretary has a wonderful job dan's boss, who you are hearing from later in the program. we're quite fortunate in our legal counsel at the department. i want to talk about three key accomplish how we and view our mission at the department of homeland security, but particularly with regard to the national protection and iograms director, for which have the honor of bei

. >> united held to a draw by sutherland in the second game of the season.the dutchman had every reason to smile in the early stages of the this game as juan maatta gave united the lead. the game finished 1-1. >>> well, united is set to break the british transfer record in the coming areas of real madrid's argentinian winger is likely to cost them in excess of $100 million. they have said the player likes to be on his way ouft of spain. >> translator: he was here this morning, and he didn't train. it's not official yet, but i think he's about to conclude his new deal. he came to say good-bye. we thanked him and wished him much luck in the future. >> three games in all in england this sunday. >> we look at it and making a debut today. we didn't really -- we let them play. we stood off and death gint close to anybody. it was disappointing. >> now, cameroon footballer osay died after being hit by an object thrown from the crowd. the 24-year-old was struck while leaving the field. now the interior ministry has ordered an investigation. he was the leading scorer

justice sutherland wrote in 1936 that newspapers, magazines, and other journals in this country has continuedto shed more light on the public in business affairs of the nation than any other instrumentality of publicity. since informed public opinion is the most important of all restraint on this government, the abridgment of the publicity afforded by free press cannot be regarded otherwise without grave concern. so it is with grave concern that we gather today to confront a real threat to our nation's security. for who are we if we are not secure in our ability to hold government accountable? these freedoms are not without limitation. but to be clear, mr. rison broke no law gathering the news, broke no law proliferating the news and publishing his articles and books. nor can the justice department make such claims. there is no law that mandates to the press to obtain government approval about legally acquired information. there is no dispute that such a law would be unconstitutional as a restraint on speech and would transform this great country from being a democracy to becoming a totalitar

i am aided amy counsel dan sutherland and the secretary has a wonderful general counsel in dan's boss who i believe you're hearing from later in the program. so we're really quite fortunate in our legal counsel at the epartment. >> i want to talk about three key elements of how we view our mission at the department of homeland security, particularly for the national programs director, for whom i have the honor of being the undersecretary. the name itself tells you very little about what we do. our overarching mission is to strengthen the security and resilience of the nation's critical infrastructure. we do that in the context of an all hazards approach. he look at the threats, vulnerabilities, threats, and mitigation across physical, human, and cyber. we are working very hard each and every day to make sure that we are not still piping our approach to that mission of the security and resilience of critical infrastructure that our cyber ninjas who are really smart on the cyber front and the folks who have gotten really good over the years that had understanding, cascading, consequence

and donald sutherland, bringing the "hunger games" to the stage after winning the villain award, threwht you souvenirs from pan-am. they're berries. i wouldn't eat them if i were you. >> nice on that one. he plays katniss arch rival president snow in the movies. doesn't he have aville anesque quality? >> he does. >> thrives on that. >>> and billy joel has been selling out his monthly residency at madison square garden. one mid-concert moment getting play. recently spotting a special guest in the front row. >> who could that be? >> singing "uptown girl," his former wife within christie brinkley who starred in the video. she brought her kids and said he still has it -- so does she. >> she looks the same as she did in 1983. >> remember he was in the garage -- >> love that music video. >> what a sweet moment to point that out, she's always going to be the "uptown girl." >> he's still got it. >> he does. >> the heat index coming up, first another check of the weather. >> you know we love to put people on the spot once in a while. what do you want your parents to do? what does it say? >> it'

justice sutherland wrote in 1936 that newspapers, magazines, and other journals in this country has continuedto shed more light on the public in business affairs of the nation than any other instrumentality of publicity. since informed public opinion is the most important of all restraint on this government, the abridgment of the publicity afforded by free press cannot be regarded otherwise without grave concern. so it is with grave concern that we gather today to confront a real threat to our nation's security. for who are we if we are not secure in our ability to hold government accountable? these freedoms are not without limitation. but to be clear, mr. rison broke no law gathering the news, broke no law proliferating the news and publishing his articles and books. nor can the justice department make such claims. there is no law that mandates to the press to obtain government approval about legally acquired information. there is no dispute that such a law would be unconstitutional as a restraint on speech and would transform this great country from being a democracy to becoming a totalitar

mary shay sutherland said the governor's wife screamed a lot, sometimes prompting intervention by the security detail and also testified that mcdonnell showed no romantic interest in johnny williams which the defense claimed. the mcdonnells accused of accepting gifts and loans in exchange for help promoting his company. joe madison, what are your observations about the trial and the case the prosecution is making? >> not only did she say he was playmate, her favorite playmate. that suggests there might have been some other playmates that weren't as favored as this guy, but -- and that she was a nut bag. you know, this is -- i mean this could be reality tell vix. i don't even know why we would bother to try to script it any better. i'm still finding it interesting that the -- that most of the negativity is not on the governor, it's on the wife. it's almost that she could possibly go to jail, she could possibly be found guilty and he as a government official, depending on whether or not he's going to be tried on virginia law -- see what's at trial here is that breaking federal law or ar

and donald sutherland, bringing the "hunger games" to the stage after winning the choice movie villaines out to the crowd. >> i have brought you souvenirs from pan-am. they're berries. i wouldn't eat them if i were you. >> nice on that one. he plays katniss' arch rival president snow in the wily successful movies. doesn't he have a villainesque quality? >> he does. >> thrives on that. >>> and billy joel has been selling out his monthly residency at madison square garden. one mid-concert moment getting major buzz right now. the piano man recently spotting a special guest in the front row. >> who could that be? >> singing "uptown girl," his former wife and supermodel christie brinkley who starred in the 1980 video for the song. she brought her kids and said he still has it -- so does she. >> she looks the same as she did in 1983. >> remember he was in the garage and she had this -- >> love that music video. >> look at that smile? nice to see. >> what a sweet moment to point that out, she's always going to be the "uptown girl." >> she is. >> he's still got it. >> he does. >> the heat inde

>> guest: >> caller: is here with sutherland and those are going to be two dynamic races -- >> host: >> guest: i think she co i think she brings up an important point which is that there are lots of things that go into the race beyond the polling. there's phone there is phone banking, outreach to the voters, there's getting people to share on facebook and social media the type of analytics that help you bring that forward and i think unfortunately what ends up happening is that instead of watching the game on the field to use a sports metaphor everyone is looking at the scoreboard and the issue with this scoreboard is no one can agree with what the score is. imagine if you've got football fans, college football fans from ohio and michigan state imagine if they were playing in a stadium and there were four different scoreboard and people were arguing about whether ohio state was winning on michigan was winning that's where we've gotten too and i think it's important that we look not just at the score but also at what's going on in the field, what people are doing, what resources peopl

kiefer sutherland has a twin. here's our good buddy jenna bush hager with her sister barbara.> you know what's also weird? >> just stop. stop now, i'm begging you. >> one time at band camp. no. willie, i've been getting tweets about willie's hair. people asked me if he dyed his hair. >> all week i've been getting them. i wouldn't know how to dye my hair. [ laughter ] >> just a couple more minutes on this, al. >> respond with tweets live. no, willie is not dyeing his hair. >> not dyeing my hair. >> hi, mr. roker. >> saturday it is a mess up and down the east coast down into florida. we're looking at sunshine around the great lakes. more monsoonal moisture into the southwest. west coast looking spectacular. then sunday sunday! maybe a hint of sunshine here and there. plenty of sunshine through the upper mississippi river valley. more rain in the four corners and pacific north >>> 9:33. it is going to be a hot one here today. this is a live look at sunol. mostly clear conditions at this point. hazy sky, meanwhile, over the south bay. it is a spare the air day. and temperatures ar

the defense is trying to shift blame to sutherland. the defense starts its case monday. tomorrow the jury is off, but there will be motions. >>> we are learning a howard university graduate was shot while protesting the fatal shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. this is a picture of maya aton white from her instagram page, a 2012 grad of howard from st. louis, missouri, and a vigil is planned tonight at malcomb x park to honor her and the others caught in the violence in ferguson. >> reporter: good evening. there aren't a lot of folks here now, but we expect more in the next hour. the rally starts in an hour here at meridian hill park also known as mat come x park. it's -- malcomb x park. it's all in support of brown who was killed in ferguson. now in brown's case there are conflicting accounts of the events that led to the shooting and an investigation by local and federal authorities. the whole thing has evolved into the arrest of reporters in ferguson looting and shooting and a governor dealing with chaos. back here it's a serene scene where the rally will