california and asked how many more victims are out there and how many more abusive police are still left unexposed. one of those points that really touches me because there's four sisters -- there's four sisters that were abused and raped by the same within one church. these sisters explain how they were raped by the same police. carolyn was younger than 2 years old when she was first sexually harassed by a priest, okay? all five sisters were sexually abused by all -- >> next speaker. thank you, sir. next speaker. hearing none, public comment is now closed. call the next line item. miss brown, i didn't see you. >> i'd like to use the overhead, please. again, my son, aubrey, who was murdered august 14, 2006, as i came up before i still haven't heard anything on my son's case. and as i do every wednesday, i am bringing the names of the perpetrators that murdered my son. these names are down on his file at 850 bryant in the homicide room. these names are thomas hannibal, which is still out there, doing his thing. he's a comedian on facebook. and paris, and andrew, and jason thomas, and marcus quarter

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but in your mind is there anything left out there that's unexposed that we could be missing? i suppose there are all sorts of things. there could be pillow talk that she's aware of and has provided the prosecutors. or any number of sorts of issues. but it's really speculation at this point. and i think her 50/50 comment is less of a legal import. and perhaps just more of her subjective assessment. >> i've just got to say, pillow talk between the two, potentially if that even exists, i mean, that's just super hard to try to prove, right? he said/she said? >> exactly, unless there's something documentary which backs it up which is why this seems so speculative at this point. >> we know now that michael cohen is hoping to dismissing that disclosure with stormy daniels. he's promised to drop his $20 million lawsuit against stormy for violating that agreement. how valid is that the nondisclosure agreement at this point? >> there were a couple of problems with the agreement that were alleged. for instance, they pointed to the fact that trump had never signed the agreement to argue