denise swank, her husband jeff and son jeffrey had gunner since 2015. she entered the courtroom crying, and took time to compose herself. it was my baby. we'd play ball, go for walks. we would go to the lake. she testified under questioning from prosecutor r. singh. she says she sent gunner to gary reynolds of nor cal canine for board and train in may of 2018. reynolds sent her photos during the training. she said gunner looked health by think but didn't look happy. i'm used to seeing him smile. seven days into training, on may 20th, swank says reynolds told her he returned from dinner. gunner's stool had lots of blood and he died. a tearful swank said i couldn't wrap my head around it. i couldn't figure out how he died. she suspected reynolds had kicked gunner. on june 14th, she says the two met. gary was yelling at me. what happened? animal control is calling me, she said reynolds screamed. she said reynolds blamed her for sending him an unhealthy dog. in cross-examine, defense attorney tried to establish what he saw as inconsistencies in swank's test

amy: hilary swank for "boys don't cry, and eddie maine for the danish girl.lk about what the danish girl." >> i have complicated feelings. littled with eddie for a bit. he took the role seriously and i thought he found some beautiful moments. of film did open up the idea trans people to many people who would not have otherwise known. whose many trans p people parents loved "the danish girl" and i think that is who the film was made for. when we see eddie being awarded for his performance in that role, we are still seeeeing a mn in this s tuxedo who is gegettig the award. amy: we will continue withur conversation in the new docuntntary isclclose" inn for seconds. ♪ [musibrbreak] amy: we continue our conversation on the groundbreaking film that just premiered "disclosure: trans lives on screen." we spoke with two of the documentary's subjects, actress jen richards, emmy-award-winning director yance ford, aclu lawywr chase strangioio, and the film's didirector sam feder. i asked sandra t talk about depictions on-screen beginning with "boys don't cry." take it fr

lion king dvd to play for the kids but a few days ago the school got a letter from a company called swank movie licensing. saying the school violated the copyright law. >> here you have a company that makes so much money and we have schools that are struggling so much. when i thought about it was the irony of having a multibillion dollar company essentially asked the school to pay up. >> the pta president says they will pay the $250 fine.>>> in the weather department we are done with the worst of the wind, not completely. it will still be kind of breezy but the strongest wind has passed. the 45 mile an hour cost at sfo. we had downed trees, we had a cost out of point race approaching 70 miles per hour. here are the gusts now, still breezy but not as bad as it was. this will play out over the rest of tonight, keep an eye on the wind speeds for tomorrow morning. we still have windspeed in the teens by 7 am. it may not seem like a big deal but i want you to remember this. we will start looking at the morning lows in a moment, that is just enough wind to give you a wind chill and make what th

the company swank motion pictures which represents disney says it takes copy right violations seriously but they understand schools showing the lion king movie is not a malicious act. >>> happening today it's the 16th annual release of that popular beer. lines are already forming at the russian river brewing company just to get a taste of the triple ipa. now the brewery plans to release a brew for two weeks at its santa rosa and windsor locations. the general manager at russian river in santa rosa says piney the younger has been around for awhile but it just becomes more and more popular. >> since 2010 it's become one of the best rated beers in the world and here we are still sitting in 2020. people are lining up a day in advance. >> now the first customers lined up yesterday morning at 10:40. the doors open today at 11:00. and once inside, customers will be allowed three 10-ounce beers. ktvu's christina rendon will be there this morning and she'll give us a preview of the event. >>> in the north bay the annual steel ahead festival will be in geyserville. it includes family fun includin

. >> reporter: last week the school received a later from swank, a third party company used by disneynd others to enforce licensing laws. no one knows how they found out about the fundraiser and the e-mail said that the school owes disney $250. a good chunk of what the fundraiser brought in. they said if this men and women do not receive this hard earned revenue through sources like licensing fees, they may no longer investity their time, research and development costs to create new movies. >>> disney has 26.5 million subscribers to disney plus, i don't know how much that $250 shows up on their bottom line. i'm not asking for them to give up money. maybe let us show a movie now and then and not charge us. >> i'm from berkley, this is what we live for. >> reporter: the city council woman has two children there, and likes a good fight, especially one that highlights a larger issue. >> why do parents have to struggle to take peachers. why do schools have to struggle throughout california to serve disadvantaged students. >> mr. rose said that as word is getting out about the story people

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the company, swank motion pictures, say they take copyright violations very scarcely. they do understand it was done in error, and it was not a malicious act. >>> there are major changes on a busy road near the tesla plant in fremont today. the city is putting large boulders along cato road, in an effort to prevent people from parking there. allison rodriguez has more on why some people living in the rvs say they are being targeted.>> reporter: fremont officials say today kicks off phase 1 of trying to clear cato road. that does include the 1700 foot stretch of the road. city officials are calling a tow for and abandon rv, that was in that stretch of road that they are clearing right now. it took a while, but it did get taken away. that is when the cleaning crews took over, to make sure the site is cleared out, so they can install the no parking signs and put in boulders every 20 feet to make sure people do not park here in the future. there have been warning signs up along cato road, letting campers and drivers know that the day was coming. the city did want people ou

swank motion pictures which represents disfully said it takes copyright violations seriously, but understandshe school showing that lion king screening was not a malicious act. >>> evacuations and quarantines are on the minds of health official they scramble to contain the spread of the coronavirus, as the death toll continues to climb. >>> and the spirits grow thisrn. we'll tell you about the final preparations. >>> a human trafficking crack down in the south bay, how detectives managed to rescue five people and make 17 arrests. >> announcer: from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> 7:00 on a friday. february 7th, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. some of you may see some fog. i don't know if you do. >> i didn't see any. >> early this morning, me, steve, pam -- >> you're lucky. >> -- it was really thick. >> yes, a little better. >> good morning to us. >> and to you. >> dave's right. like holy molly, it was thick. now it looks to be a little bit better. if you are traveling

the school got a letter from a company called swank movie licensing. the letter says the school violated a copyright law and did not pay the licensing fee. >> here you have a company that makes so much money and we have schools that are struggling so much what i thought about it was just the irony of having a multibillion-dollar company essentially ask the school to pay up. >> well, the pta president says they will pay the $250 fine. >> something a little less controversial, traffic this morning. >>> it is busy out of there we have a couple hotspots this morning. reports of a trouble spots. clearing stages. that is goodness. chp did issue a traffic alert. we are still seeing from delays as a result. until they clear this out, took was unseen there, trying to get this vehicle out of the way. we will see some stop-and-go conditions. at least beyond that. that third late from the bar, it is blocked right now. take a look at the traffic along 880, southbound, we have reports of an accident involving a big rig. this is blocking lanes. so a lot of activity t

is an economic tragedy but a next guest said it's an economic pandemic quickly i'm joined by diane swank. what do you mean by economic pan demonstrate snik. >> we know that a health pan demonstrate ek pandemic is global in scope and we are seeing a global in scope reaction function to the virus as countries move to contain the virus. those actions in and of themselves disturbing global economic activity and it is an economic pandemic suppressing global growth and could push global growth outside of the u.s. negative in the first quarter. >> i want to get into that but first you raise the vexing problem here for the economy which is if you want to respond quickly to concern about a new outbreak before you have a ton of information, then you will do economic damage no matter what and at best you'll help if it's a bad, serious outbreak and at worst shut everything down for no reason as a mild garden variety one. what in this modern day and age when we can shut things down in the blink of an eye, what should authorities do and think about this >> this is a political paradox you have to prese

swank motion picture which represents disney said they take copyright violations seriously but understandsowing the linking was not a malicious act. >>> a team member has been reunited with a nurse who saved her life. the nurse has been awarded the award. and elise had an incident and she was unconscious. >> i saw and was unconscious and she was as white as a piece of paper. it could have had a different outcome and i would not be here today. >> and elise said she considers herself lucky. the nurse just happened to be on duty the day she lost consciousness. >>> a photographer who captured an image of a newly engaged couple at yosemite 10 years ago has renewed her search for the couple. the kentucky photographer, millie jackson took this picture in june of 2009. stinson said she did got the man's email after taking the photo but lost a before she could share the picture with the happy couple. she recently came across image again it is hoping that social media would lead her to the couple. >>> mercedes-benz is rolling out a new vehicle that could be a big hit. the german automaker has unveil

figure one where the 19, i think that was general swank, the 19 was out of the box so the concurrent was that we would just move the numbers inside the boxes to make it more understandable to the reader. that was the only change on that chart. we had agreed to that yesterday, i believe. >> great. >> right there was also a question --dash the numbers in the graph. >> put something on the left-hand side that explained what that column meant. like total cases or something. >> it does not match up -- well. [inaudible] >> i think adding nine and 19, two shy of 30 which is the graph the confusion is when 19 was above it. we looked at 19 and thought was in the middle of 30. if this chart is unclear, or does not add anything, we can certainly delete it. >> putting the top numbers into the column, it will take care of that. lower numbers are in the column itself. nine below the night teen is in there. it's making it look as though the total is 19. >> we will redraft her rework this slide and get it back to you. i have seen cases just like this where they put the nine in the box, the 19 in the

. >> general swank. >> present. >> doctor spahn. >> here. >> judge grimm by telephone? >> telephonically here. >> miss tocash by telephone? >> i'm here. >> great. judge, chief and mckinley and judge walton couldn't be in attendance, but with 11 in presence we have a quorum. it was for fiscal year 2015 as amended-- our mandate was to advise the secretary of defense on the investigation, prosecution and defense of allegations of sexual assault and other sexual misconduct involving members of the armed forces. today's meeting is being transcribed and a complete written transcript will be posted on the dacipd website. and they've not had the opportunity to hearing from presiding judges. we'll hear from two army judges, retired navy judge and retired air force judge and the committee looks forward to hearing from each of you. and following, they will discuss the committee's testimony and take a break for lunch. in the afternoon, the committee will deliberate and vote on whether to approve the dac i-pi ipad. and next, they'll provide the committee with a presentation on the f