>> reporter: so where was venus' body?itial place where he dug a hole and there were people around. he had to find some other spot. >> reporter: nobodies knows where he went. >> no, we have a lot of good information from cell phone towers. the problem is that gave us a pretty broad area, an area that's potentially 50, 60 square miles to search. >> reporter: they haven't found her remains yet. family and friends vow they'll never stop looking, but without a map, it's all needles and haystacks. >> if we can give her body a proper burial. >> reporter: doug's mandatory life sentence was a triumph for the prosecution but it also meant the state lost any leverage it had over him. we no incentive to cooperate. >> that's his last bit of control of venus. >> reporter: still venus' brother gave it one more shot at the formal sentencing hearing, an appeal to decency. >> it is not too late for doug to do the right thing. he can repent for his wrongdoing, tell us where my sister's body is. >> reporter: wetter vest gone, shackled at the

more than that these venues are a part of the culture and what makes us san francisco. as we build more housing fl everyone who want tooz live here, we have to protect the reasons why they want to live here in the first place. thank you to everyone who made this possible. toorkt we are protecting san franciscos moozic venues and making sure people living here are also enjoying the vibrant night life that exists throughout our great sate. >> president breed make a motion to have technical amendments to. second by supervisor wiener. if we can take the motion to amend without objection? supervisor wiener >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to thank president breed and our office for their leadership on the very important piece of legislation. i was proud to play president breeds wing man on this one and her office did a extraordinary job work wg the community and city department to make this a realty. this legislation is long over' due. we know noithd life is very important to the culture of the city and also the economy of the city. when one of the first things i did is and

they are moving the people out of the venue., christopher they would be going on and securing this as a crime scene. >> thinker going to secure the crime scene and try to keep control of everyone close by before they let any one go they want to understand their value as a witness. they are also going to take a hard look at everyone that was there to make sure these were not accomplices or co conspirators in some fashion or form. >> pamela geller remember i mentioned the tweet moments ago and read some on the air. is the president of the american freedom defense initiative. she said she planned the event to make a stand for free speech in response to the out cries and violence of the drawings of mohamm muhammad we have seen around the world. we know her group we heard of the name because they are known for p mounting a campaign against the building of an islamic center blocks from the world trade center. we are familiar with the new york based group in new york city. they bought advertising space and cities across the country kri

speech type of event on the inside of that venue. the numbers are fluctuating here. i am thinking about 100 people. i am seeing numbers like 75 attendees to 100 attendees were inside. it is a contest by american freedom defense initiative. the group says it dandz forstands for free speech. they are hold ago contest 10,000 dollars a winner of a cartoon depicting a picture of muhammad. we know from reporting people have taken exception to this. we know from attacks on different venues newspaper in paris people of the lisislam faith take this as an insult. there have been threats outside of our country and perhaps even inside they don't know about our guests this hour has been christopher voss a former special agent with the fbi and worked this type of scene we are seeing in new york city. local law enforcement would have anticipated some sort of globe act in terms of angry people about this and they would have been ready. not necessarily ready for something they saw tonight. they are coming out on social media. the the president of thi

the venue is huge here. and in a way, you can understand this motion as a parable about the failure of policing itself. it's like this. the fact that different races and different cases will see this case as differently as they will tells you an enormous amount about the sort of heartbreaking legacy of stop and frisk and of the kind of policing practices that the baltimore police department has been engaged in in baltimore. >> and by that you mean that the interpretation of this is going to be so dependent about whether people where people are,s in terms of their own life experience, how they've interacted with the police this is so much a product of the prism of race. and also where you fall in the socioeconomic scale. >> yes, but not just race it's about police practices. the truth is they police baltimore differently than they police for example, howard county right? which is interestingly, they sight this case in their motion that had to do with a civil suit against the police. and it's one of the only o

the 40th ranked player in the world beats venus.he houston rockets scored 45 first-quarter points against the warriors. the warrior scored 37 in the second, but now the warriors making a charge. it is still 111-98 houston with about six left. leon: looks like it is going to be the warriors and cleveland. tim: absolutely. i told you that from the get go. leon: yes, you did. finally. tim: every once in a while. leon: just ahead, a touching image. narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support, putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story... woman: "unfair treatment from washington." man: "thousands without medications." woman: "it's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." narartor: washinington must act now to protect care for three and a half million u.s. citizens. before it's too late. is there an elk in your bed? wit

cnn producer christopher lett was inside the venue where this happened. just a short time ago. christopher, what did you see when you managed to get inside? did you get to speak to anybody who was attending this event? >> reporter: yes, yes. i spoke to several people. i definitely spoke to the person who won the event. won the art contest. he's a cartoonist here in america. bosh. and she was -- was excited to receive this award. he, himself, is a former muslim, and also spoke to some attendees there who as the announcement was made, expressed to me, hey, this is exactly why we have these events because we should be able to assemble and have our right to speak freely here in america without the guard of the police, however, of course, it was needed for this event here today. >> christopher, given the huge security and extra effort organizers went to knowing this could, in fact, be a target, were they surprised when it turned out that it was a target? >> it was a very general sense of calm after the announcement was made. they're disgusted at the fact they

you may end up having this in a different venue. these six police officers may ask and demand that their right to go to trial and be tried by a jury of their piers happen somewhere other than the streets where they currently serve. and so if that ends up happening, that's something that they can elect to pursue. >> katie i can guarantee you that will be the first thing they will move for is a change of venue. >> indeed, because as we know the community here has very strong views on it. panel, thank you. we will be back to you later. fox news leland vittert is here in baltimore following the protests taking place. leland? >> greta, all of a sudden the past 20 minutes there has been a lot of activity. we have had hundreds of police officers, riot control officers, swat officers show up at our location in addition to the national guard reinforcement. and then there is this huge march that's come through since we have been here on monday, this is by far the largest crowd that has come through and this is almost what you would expect if

venues in south of market the dog patch is going to be the big area where a lot of late night clubs will exist i've not heard much in response to that is there anything you can say about that line in particular. >> well, i think isn't there a my understanding was each muni rail line has a muni rail bus i can't say for certain but what i suggest it to apply that question to our recommended next step to refreshing the late night and early morning bus service returning we were trying to frame all the needs of transportation that is whether with the more specific transportation happened that's a part of city where the land use has been changing and will continue to do so. >> i want to make sure we're thinking ahead and not respond to the current problems. >> planners try to do that. >> commissioner perez. >> thank you thanks for coming for your survey were you able to see where the early and late night riders coming to and go from so those areas most in need. >> so we did ask in the survey for zip code and neighborhood that people were going to and from the survey was not designed in a way t

if she fights a change of venue, then there may be something there. because, why? if she is -- if she is fair and impartial a change of venue. >> is the right thing to do. >> fair to the police officer. so a change. >> a change in venue suggests that she does not have -- >> -- i would be looking to see if she fights. >> if she doesn't fight change of venue that's a signal to everybody that she is trying to give the defendant, the police officers a free trial. >> absolutely. >> if she fights it because obviously she wanted to leave it in an environment venue very hostile to police officers that would send a big signal she doesn't want to be fair in this. >> let's see what happens. >> heard the prosecutor's side. the defense is coming out. we need fair to the police officers also. >> panel, we have a lot to talk about we are running out of time. probably back tomorrow night. two major political announcements today. 2016 race. what are their chances of winning, karl rove goes on the record. marine jailed in iran, what happened when hekmati went to the obama administra

venus says goodbye to france. i have the highlights that are coming tim: what great theater this afternoon in major league baseball. national playing the cubs at wrigley. go to chicago. pick it up in top of the sixth. tied at one. wilson ramos is the batter. he takes a pitch. this is a frozen liner. center field. there is nobody to throw it back. bottom of the seventh. cubs with a runner on first. trying to get max to ground in a 3-6-1 double play. the nats win it. the final was 2-1. go to camden yards. deep right center. get a new baseball. you missed it. a great weekend at philly for the men's lacrosse final. two of the most successful programs in the last five years. maryland and denver both have been in the final four in the last five years. wesley berg of denver scored the pioneers' first three goals and scored more for an exclamation point. he scored as many goals as the maryland team. denver wins the first national championship 10-5 over the maryland terrapins. lebron james continues to carry the cavaliers

>> so we focus on large venues. an airport, we're obviously well-known for.do a lot of stadiums. arenas. both collegiate and professional military bases. we have a long-term contract with the military. we're building capabilities out to the barracks so our military have great wi-fi in their barracks. we look at any venue that has a lot of people going through it. big infrastructure. tough for cellular signals to penetrate. great application for wi-fi. those are the venues we focus on. >> thirty-five airports with the sprint -- i don't mean to push it here. but that's it? i know the state of ohio has an airport in every single county or at least they did under governor dick who mandated that. what about smaller airports? the teeterboros of the world? >> eventually we'll get there. we focus on the larger venues because that's the biggest problem with convergence on the networks exists. we start with the largest venues we can. we'll sort of move on down the market. just to put it into perspective, those 35 airports, 600 million people go through those airports e

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the venue seats about 2,000 as i mentioned. one thing that organizers wanted was to ensure that anyone who wanted to enjoy this would be able to, the cost of the ticket less than a dollar. >> love that, ash har quaraishi for us in havana. thank you. for a look at what's coming up at the top of the hour, john seigenthaler is here. >> coming up here at 8:00, the death sentence for the boston bomber. how did the jury make the decision? we'll have reaction from the family members of the victims. >>> plus deadly crashes and crossings from the money to technology, what will it take to reduce the danger on america's railroads. and part four of al jazeera's derailed special how safe are america's trains? also riding with the police. flint, michigan, ranked as one of the most dangerous cities in america, but police are working to reverse that trend. we'll show you how they're doing it. we'll have those stories and more in about six minutes. >> he was known as the king of the blues, bb king died in his home in las vegas. he was an identi

thank you we deal with the mom and pop owners that runs a night bar this is like audry said in the venue that is throwing a inch that is needed we don't want to go to oakland colosseum so thank you for bring all that here i think this is something we'll look forward to you know you guys are going to be presenting again to get our permit i don't see any problems but get regular updates whether formally it will be very much appreciated. >> i think that developing an with the office buildings and making this a total lifetime will be moving to a greater success and benefit to the city. >> thank you thanks for your time. >> opening it up for public comment i have two speaker cards i'll call those folks first please if anyone else come up to the microphone. >> (calling names). >> good evening my name is vanessa and i'm a narrative self-control i'm here lived in dog patch for 11 years over 11 years i'm a member of the dog patch neighborhood association since 2004 we in adaptive truly care about our neighborhood i'm sure you're aware of we have a strong community and support warriors development

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two men pulled up outside a venue holding the contest for people to draw cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the men jumped out of the car and started shooting. a security guard was wounded before two police officers shot and killed the gunmen. cnn's ed lavandera is in garland, texas with the latest. ed. >> reporter: john officials here in the dallas suburb of garland garland, texas say the shooting erupted ten minutes before the prophet muhammad art contest was supposed to be wrapping up. it is not known if the organizers were targeted but that is the suspicion law enforcement is operating under. this event had been in the works for some time and gotten a great deal of publicity and great deal

for example, it's if a common observation that we never see venus far from the sun. it's the morningstar with the evening star but it's never high in the sky admit right. in order to account for that kind of the followers had to assume that the center of the epicycle of venus always stayed on the line between the earth and the sun. going around the earth in precisely one year and you have to make similar assumptions about the other planets. we call this fine-tuning. it is an imposing and equality for example in a quality of the time it takes to send her venus to go around the earth with the time it takes the sun to go around the earth. it imposes an e. quality on things but there is no reason they should be close. fine-tuning in the theory of nature is like a cry of distress. something telling you this isn't right. and we continually face this sort of thing in physics. i tell the story in here about how one of the great advances in physics about 50 years ago was made because some physicists were dissatisfied with the fine-tuning of theories that time. right now we fa

of the rioting occurred. >> if we have a change of venue from a predominantly african-american city of baltimore, maryland to a lighter neighboring counties where it's predominantly white, where they may seeking to get a lot of pro-police support, if that were to happen this time, we will have an uprising beyond belief. >> baltimore police under the microscope like never before. one officer telling cnn anonymously a coordinated work slowdown is in effect. and now the baltimore sun reporting arrests for the first half of may down more than 50% from last year. even the police commissioner who recently apologized to cops for the city's response to the protests and riot says baltimore police are questioning their own work. >> they've said this to me repeating them as i get out of my car and make a stop for reasonable suspicion, that leads to probable cause, but i make a mistake on it will i be arrested for it. >> saying in part criminals feel empowered now. there's no respect. police are under seenl in every corner. the neighborhood where freddie gray arrested. what is the relations wit

two men pulled up outside a venue holding a contest drawing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the men jumped out of the car and started shooting. a security guard was injured before police officers shot and killed the gunmen. we have cnn's ed lavandera with more. >> reporter: john the shooting erupted just about ten minutes before the art exhibit and cartoon contest was to be wrapped up. it is not known if the organizers were the ones targeted. that is the suspicion that law enforcement is operating under. there was a great deal of law enforcement present around the event. we are told in the back of the building there was a s.w.a.t. team on stand by in case anything like this was to erupt. we are told by law enforcement, the event or shooting took place in 15 seconds. two men drove up to the civic center in garland, texas, jumped out and started shooting. they wounded an independent officer. that officer was released from the hospital. he will be okay. the two suspects were gunned down in the parking lot of the civic center of garland, texas. law enforcement don't know the ide

amy: venue.et's put this question to denny lebouef, the issue of boston, the scene of the crime being the venue for this trial. the attempt to move it out of boston, other venues were put forward. what about this? is this grounds for appeal? >> it certainly is grounds for appeal. the defense took a fairly extraordinary action of trying to use the process to get this in front of the appellate court ahead of time. it was observed from the outside, it was just an inexplicable ruling. when you combine that was sort of saying, if the community does suffer the greatest harm is supposed to be the community -- for some reason, they're going to suffer the fear of prejudice for the defense into a fair trial, by having it in the community where no one was unaffected by the hunt for the bombers and for the ensuing lockdown of the whole city or by the horror of the consequences of the bombing, if you're going to do that and then you turn and take it totally unrepresentative portion of that community to weigh

no better place to--no better venue, mgm watching the fight. just being in this atmosphere is amazing. >> boxing may not draw the crowds it once did but this is expected to be the biggest money fight of all time. >> well, access does not get better than this. this is inside the mgm arena and this is the ring where these two fighters will meet, floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao, two of the greatest fighters of their generation. you have your pacquiao fans, your mayweather fans and they've all paid a fortune to watch the night. if you want tickets yourself, the ones here at ringside are selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars. everybody wants to be a part of this event. what is being called the fight of the century. >> legendlegendary singer and songwriter ben e. king has died. ♪ stand by me ♪ >> he had a list of hits including "save the last dance for me." but he achieveed musical immortality as a soloist singing "stand by me." ben e. king was 76 years old. that is all of our time for our news hour. you have a great weekend. thanks for wa

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he says if he can't he will no longer use the event as a public venue for special events. he will no longer use the space for special events including canceling nil already scheduled events if he has to. reporting live in dupont circle, rebecca cooper abc7 news. kimberly: it is hard to believe some people were complaining about the humidity today. right? doug: it's not bad. low to mid-80's. good stuff. not like the real summer heat that is coming. give it time. this is practice for us. spring training for us. get started with a quick look outside. just a few high clouds. lot of late afternoon and early evening sunshine. temperatures are comfortable now. 82 at reagan national. winds are light all day. now we have a breeze. that will make it more comfortable through the early evening. on the almanac page ten degrees above average. 64 was the morning low and that is also 10 degrees above average. with skies clearing and a little breeze out of the southeast, i think fog is a good bet once again later this evening. the latest numbers in the weather center here keeping it at 84

you should see venus as well, jupiter on top, then venus and the moon, essentially a new moon, just a little sliver of a waxing crescent moon. 3-degree guarantee. we went 78 today. at 11:00 i said the day before at national 10:00, i would have been kind of foolish not to raise the high. remember it's a midnight to midnight temperature. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 71, humidity 38%, gorgeous evening, winds west, northwest at 14. they will settle down later tonight. dry and chilly, clouds late tonight. bus stop temperatures 50s. at 8:00 or 9:00 at the bus stop temperatures i would bring a jacket and umbrella. yellow alert thursday for a cold rain, feel like march tomorrow. the good news, memorial day weekend looks great. it really does. looks great. 10:00 tonight 57 gaithers65 d.c., 50s and low 60s, so a pretty nice evening. dry in the metro with temps in the 50s by 5:00, 6:00. by 9:00 here comes the rain, light at first and they pretty good moderate rains should roll through. the yellow is moderate and heavier in orange. look at temps, 57

decimal level is predicament for that and making sure because sound travels if it goes out of his venue take a walk around. >> if you would be okay that that specific conditions. >> and djs are live musicians. >> a dj is the last i looked was living and braektd therefore their alive (laughter). >> last i noticed. >> i wanted. >> but now you brought up my name cubic music with that corridor or market street and all the noise around van ness is not a viable way to do music it simply won't work and i don't think i mean, we, set a limitation on the amount fir terror and how much our inspectors we can ask our inspectors to go out and do that as a condition but which we don't normally do with limited live. >> acoustic music with not work i see a finger and you can't a.m. if i a finger and not a.m. if any, the band if you say and i cubical you preclude the dj i'm not for the acoustics only i don't think that will work and this commissions authority once we grant this permit to tell him what treatment we can tell him how loud he can see it also says that the dui about his truck stop provides so

afternoon, commissioners my name is stefanone consulted working on the project well basically, the venue itself has a capacity of 49 people it is a ground floor use that has 8 tables and level that has two tables so what we did we realized that there's no way this venue in its form could morph into anything other than a blue shield hall they've put in vanes cameras in the interior and exterior they've gone through leads training abc leads train to service education like might not over power beer and things of the nature that'll they've got professional security with their own guard cards they're taking steps to present skfgd and saying they're responsible and manage the place well, they are on the 19 hundred block corridor that needs stabilization this business will stabilize itself and the corridor in a ocean off corridor that wants more pedestrian traffic so they're to be consistent commissioners they're part of the solution on ocean avenue not part of the problem. >> okay opening it up for public comment if there is any? >> hi commissioners my name is blake i would love to read this l

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a change of venue. you can assume the lawyers for the six police officers they'll seek a change of are venue arguing they can't get at fair trial in the city of baltimore. how difficult will that be for those lawyers? and i ask you as an experienced attorney in baltimore. >> well motions like that are usually based on publicity. and it would be hard to find any place in maryland that has not didn't saturated with the publicity that baltimoreans have been saturated with. after all, 99% of the publicity in this case comes from media, and media is ubiquitous. the same television stations that broadcast into baltimore generally broadcast throughout the state. same network television broadcasts throughout the state. and so what we're suspicious about is that this will be moved to avoid a mixed jury and into a, hopefully, an area on their part that's their hope where it's going to about predominantly white jury, and that would be manifestly unfair and would aggravate tensions unbelievably. so people have to b

know if you've seen the exhaust report is it includes restaurants as well as other entertainment venuest is a robust report on the work but the biggest challenge is the workers being able to get other than and there's a lot of great information and those connections and those issues the issue is not just late at night but earlier in the morning because of the trains not running even muni for people to get to open if you're a barker or voluntary a breakfast service you can't get people to you it's a big issue that i know we've been working all working closely on the issue the expanded service with the transit bay area and having that out service will make a difference and the routes and where it is needed so i'm very happy this report is being brought to us and it is obviously bart going later that's a conversation topic and happy about the initiative we've been focused on for a long time if san francisco wants to be a 24-hour city if we get to that point it is about a large infrastructure in the core infrastructure that our city has in order for it to happen and places not been able to

stevens in the far court will ace right there and venus loses seven-six.didn't talk afterwards to the media and yes she will be fined. >>> men's la cos ncaa title game at the linc today the lady terrapins of maryland won the women's title last night. the maryland men trying to make it perfect weekend much this is head coach of the denver pioneers he won six titles at princeton. trying to become the first coach to within ncaa titles with two different scores. lesley comes out firing. scored the first three goals. scores five all told. denver win it 10-five. bill attorney nan won six titles at princeton. today become the first coach to win titles with two different schools. the beauty of what the guy has done i'm not sure when he got to denver had he knew what a lacrosse stick was and they're their ncaa championships. teams out there in the middle of the mountains build himself a powerhouse. east coast dominated sport. all of a sudden out in the middle of denver bill tierney made himself a franchise. >> rocky mountain high. >> you got it. >> tonight at 10 a

morntsz the noise to insure they can control the sound from the venue and the sound and security you're aware of those conditions. >> i've never heard of them they seem more fair. >> all right. commissioner joseph. >> how long have you been there. >> oh. >> long time. >> long time 20 something years. >> it's very different but good. >> i think with the new legislation should be happy you've got 80 a big unit crossing. >> that's a challenge we have a meeting how to expand the restaurant and food services we have a tiny kitchen so to make the kingdom that much more efficient a lot of drawings on napkins but we want to do it and do it well it is we'll become more of a food designation we'll see people wanting to dine into the evening so we'll expand. >> you're going a good that did food. >> in this city if you don't work hard on the food we're a food city it is very important. >> i'm glad our planning on adding to the mix in the western selma that's look at brandon street and see how much entertainment we can put there this is one of the first joining hopefully in good, good a decade from

than a genuine concert venue for getting the real thing?o i think in that way it's unique. i'm not sure better is the perfect word. >> i would say better. >> reporter: the tiny desk has also served as a launching pad for struggling musicians looking to make a name for themselves. jazz rock trio moon hooch went from playing in the subways of new york city to performing at the tiny desk in 2014. >> anyone who's into amazing rock, electron a, jazz would appreciate this. but they wouldn't know where to look. that was brilliant, right? >> that band was amazing. >> reporter: the saxophonist said the tiny desk meant major exposure. >> i'm grateful for it. it's helped us a lot. i met this guy from iran who saw us on tiny desk and he was super into it. >> this is the band that i was in in the -- >> and that's where the tiny desk namesake comes from. >> reporter: for boylan it's simply about spreading his passion for music. >> that is the greatest gift i can give. i fell backwards into all of this and most amazing thing that i can do is to share the

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the area in front of the intersection here has been a venue for countless protests. this big structure facing the former u.s. embassy has been nicknamed the protest dome. president castro told president barack obama he wants assurances that the embassy will not be used to promote and help dissidents especially journalists. the united states says it's helping cuban civil society, but they consider these people mercenaries, and this will be one more thorny issue to be resolved before the u.s. flag can fly over this building again. >>> still to come this half hour buhari vows to crush boko haram as he's sworn in. >> the u.n. has serious concerns about the future of australia's great barrier reef but stopped short of putting it on a danger list. >> "compass" will challenge the way you look at the world. talking about big subjects. telling human stories. >> there's a tidal wave. >> we all have a problem. >> could you have seen that coming? >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. sepp blatter has been re-elected for a fifth term despite the governing

and jupiter and venus will be closer to each other as we go through july. so that should be a nice sight to see out there. today high pressure is in control. a beautiful day. nearest moisture to us rain- wise -- couple of sprinkles in eastern missouri but you have to get back into kansas and oklahoma and texas and the plains. futurecast has high pressure which is going to give us another great night tonight and decent day tomorrow. this is a july and august pattern the bermuda high. when you get that high between us and bermuda we call it a bermuda high it pumps up the heat and h. here we are monday morning. it's going to be warm and sticky and monday we get to 990 but monday, look, 5:00, still quiet around here. looks like the showers and storms, tennessee ohio valley. by tuesday afternoon, that's when we got to start worrying about those storms getting closer to us and that could be a problem then. but i think summer is starting early around here. tonight, though, not going to feel like it. good night to open the windows. upper 40s in the cool spots. most

the ruling that is i would think very likely is going to be the ruling on venue. the claim is going to be that he has a right to a fair trial. that's a constitutional right and he was unable to get it in boston. he made a proper request for transfer to another venue and the court denied that and that error denyied him fair trial. i think that would be the argument that would be made in appeal. those appeals are occasionally successful. but the trial judge has a tremendous amount of discretion to run the trial and to select the venue. i think the showing would have to be extraordinarily persuasive. if we were handicapping it, i would be doubtful that that would prevail. after the direct appeals process, we get into the stage of the proceedings that gives us probably the longest period of time and that would be what we would call the 2255, the collateral attack. where he could in theory, argue that he had ineffective assistance of counsel. that his lawyers were deficient in some respect. i would be hard-pressed to see how such an argument could prevail, given that h

>> i am. >> reporter: efforts are underway find an alternate venue for the show but one option is oute mayor tells me tells me he's learned nearby atco raceway has declined to host the event. lucy, could be the end of the line for a great holiday treat. >> all right. thank you very much, bruce. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority. things are hopping. >> absolutely. here's cot williams. >> in particular right over our studios we're looking at very heavy rainfall and gusty winds. a little bit of lightning as well but you can see right now we're watching that cluster of showers and storms right over the philadelphia metro area. so it's going to be a brief shot of some very heavy rainfall, but folks outside our studio are kind of running to get where they need to get without getting too wet. umbrellas are up and you can see those folks are standing under the bus shelter there trying to wait for the bus. 77 degrees right now. humidity up at 74%. take look at this cluster right now. impacting center city. it will be moving on off to the northeast about 40 miles per hour so moving over

baltimore venues will not be seeing any of that cash flow. back to you. >> thank you so much. maryland governor, larry hogan who moved his office to baltimore this week is calling for a day of prayer and peace tomorrow. earlier today outside baltimore's city hall, a march of hundreds quickly grew to a peaceful protest. police and national guard members stood by calmly. and many possession pressed satisfaction that the state's attorney indicted six officers involved in freddie gray's arrest, but they say it's only a first step. >> when we heard those charges announced yesterday, it felt like such a victory. from going from no charges at all to hearing that list of charges yesterday felt really good. >> i mean, we still have to go through the trial. we have to get conviction. it won't be a full victory until they bang that gavel and say guilty. >> and as we reported, the governor authorized thousands of national guard troops, state troopers, police from outside baltimore, all to be deployed to the city. >> in new york city, a police officer has been shot while on duty. a suspect

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