my crew and i are headed down to orlando to talk with giant learn more about wallers case. the unbelievable case you know i have children i have two daughters and if i felt like children or my wife being threatened i'd want to protect myself whenever you have a jury listening to family members usually one time to tell the discreditable members is being bias so it came down to a story of a lever says the boyfriend well the boy's own story you have a saying that someone's pointing a gun in their face and shooting it and there's both a hole that lines up so i think the jury just decided to discredit the self-defense and believe boyfriend at the time of the shooting the boyfriend who's name we've agreed to keep it not amisse was dating sarah while her sixteen year old daughter was the jury aware firing a gun could result in a twenty year sentence when you go to a jury as an attorney and you know the judge they're not allowed to tell you what the maximum penalty is or what the sentence is going to be because as to influential on their jury and on their decision on their delibera

my crew and i are headed down to orlando to talk with giant learn more about wallers case. pretty unbelievable case you know i have children i have two daughters and if i felt like children or my wife being threatened i'd want to protect myself whenever you have a jury listening to family members usually one time to tell and discredit a found them vs being biased so it came down to a story of believers is the boyfriend well the boyfriend story you have a saying that someone's pointing a gun in their face and shooting it and there's both a hole that lines up so i think the jury just decided to discredit the self-defense and boyfriend at the time of the shooting the boyfriend whose name we've agreed to keep anonymous was dating sarah while her sixteen year old daughter was the jury aware firing a gun could result in a twenty year sentence when you go to a jury as an attorney and you know the judge they're not allowed to tell you what the maximum penalty is or what the sentence is going to be because as to influential on their jury and on their decision and their deliberations

in two thousand and nine fifty three year old or bully waller was convicted of aggravated assault with a firearm in the state of florida while it claims he was firing a warning shot to scare away his teenage daughter's boyfriend threatened his family with violence. toward him sentenced to twenty years going to state prison as a mandatory minimum places been inactive by the legislature with all due respect. i protect myself and i know what. i speak with jason geary a court reporter for the local newspaper because he covered trial in two thousand and nine i'm hoping he'll have some insight into both sides of the argument the defense argument and what they presented to the jury was that mr ward was you know somebody who's was weak physically but also health wise the i think he was he was undergoing some significant health problems at that time and as far as i know he seems very mellow he doesn't really seem like somebody who gets very upset but then again this this case revolved around a lot of family dynamic where you know there was clearly some agitation in the in the household between

my crew and i are headed down to orlando to talk with giant learn more about wallers case.the unbelievable case you know i have children i have two daughters and if i felt like children or my wife being threatened i would want to protect myself whenever you have a jury listening to family members usually one time to tell and discredit them versus being biased so it came down to a story of believe or says the boyfriend well the boyfriend story you have a saying that someone's pointing a gun in their face and shooting it and there's both a hole that lines up so i think the jury just decided to discredit the self-defense and well it was a friend at the time of the shooting the boyfriend who's name we've agreed to keep it not amisse was dating sara sixteen year old daughter was the jury aware firing a gun could result in a twenty year sentence when you go to a jury as an attorney and you know the judge they're not allowed to tell you what the maximum penalty is or what the sentence is going to be because as to when influential on their jury and on their decision on their delibe

to investigate a complaint that waller had assaulted his daughter. when the sheriff's department found no grounds to support the battery complaint sara or her boyfriend then told the deputies about wyler firing his gun several weeks earlier sheriff grady judd agreed to share his perspective about what happened i'm confused why two months later a month and half later they actually came we came to the house on a battery complaint who was complaining to i presume this daughter and the deputies do this term and that it was corporal punishment the violated the law well apparently they took the opportunity to say well while back shot at us with a gun and that's when that investigation began but they did never call the sheriff's office. no harm no foul right we did know about it. but when we came there we're obligated to do a complete and thorough investigation and we did and that's why god being locked up the initial information was that he came out of the bedroom with. a loaded. she. who is the suspects daughter wanted to leave with a seventeen year old h

sandy couldn't afford to travel to florida to see her husband we've arranged for sandy to meet waller for the first time in over five years my husband wanted to see me along here so i grew it. so i drew him a couple pictures he left florida so he loves palm trees then he also loves dragons that's good and since i can't see him or talk to him then hopefully my mom will be able to give these to him. i feel guilty about pretty much the entire situation. because sarah is considered one of the victims of the crime she isn't allowed to visit her father in prison. i'm really sad that i'm not able to actually be there in person and give him a big hug. i think you're so nice to see. you. here. then fashion. oh to dan and rose that's serious nick tell sarah i was really hoping i get to see her tell her i love her dearly. i like your hair by the way it was about i just about gad well you know . very true and. it's wonderful to see and you know i was afraid i might never see you again i mean because you see if something doesn't happen i'll probably die here and i mean it will be i'll be seventy t

is currently paying for waller's post conviction relief thanks to an article that i found two years ago in the new york times i have a side occupation which is that i am dedicating. my free time to the effort to get oroville lee was.

it takes a lot of work to dismember a wallers. kicks a crew wheel to fido. takes the family to put it away. survive here it's about family. i know i have relatives there i just don't know very much about them. i have no connection with my rest russian relatives at all i don't know their dialect so there's a really big there. i've heard stories a long time ago hall of their worst interaction between the village just before the ice cream. i think about home my grandparents might have felt when they separated them. that must have been a big grief for them too. that connection a lot of our elders have asked to die made would love to have a reunion. like . time to travel courtney's or for day week i and ministering all the programs we have all the accounts we oversee. it's like taking care of. the last reunion was you know in the early ninety's. so if this is going to be the first event for a long time. i think it's going to be so special. eight will be traveling to welsh today with behringer weather permitting eight of them will be staying at the school and mayb

this is 824 waller street, my home. 1240, lot 8. i appreciate your assistance. >> supervisor breed: can you repeat that? >> block 1240, lot 8, 824 waller street. >> supervisor breed: okay. and mr. davidson will be able to assist you after we finish public comment. so please stick around, so we can address your concern. >> i was there and spoke with them this morning and they said i had to come to you guys. >> supervisor breed: okay. it will be a little while once we get through public comment. >> thank you, madam president. >> supervisor breed: thank you. the last hearing we had that got the legislation that was passed today, there were numerous tenants that claimed how they received harassment from owners, greenleaf, how their apartments are infested, everything from mice, rats, bed bugs and roaches. they were retaliated against after they complained about the infestation. and some have claimed the rent increases within a four- to five-month period. the demonstration is that there are legislating rules and regulations. it's part of

alan waller's pastor.is a connection here between this young man, break them articulate, highly intelligent the willing to lay everything on the line that is his career, the fortunes he is been able to accumulate. peoplelf of vulnerable wh have no platform, n voice. there's a community behind him. dr. waller's church, thousands of members standing up to applaud and to praise him and to let him know you're not alone and we appreciate the amplification of our interest that you are doing. and by holdia ike miles davis at the end of his life, who refused anymore to speak mostly when he introduced corn players or people who are part of his they and. there's a kinind of black signifying going on. . jig is is a certified, this is not about the prototest them about an anthem, about a flag. it is about when you refuse to fly the interests of black and meghan people, thehe way you ignore anthe coming from hip-hop colterer that of told yu about police brutality and about the assault upon unarmed black people by polic

it takes a lot of work to dismember a wallers. takes a crew you know to find that out. takes the family to put it away. survive here it's about family. i know i have relatives there i just don't know very much about them. i have no connection with my rest russian relatives at all i don't know their dialect so there's a really big there. i've heard stories a long time ago hall their worst interaction between the village just before the ice cream. i think about home my grandparents might have felt when based upon rage at them. that must have been a big grief for them too. that connection a lot of our elders have asked to die made would love to have a reunion. like . time to travel courtney's or for day meet i and minister to all the programs we have all the accounts we oversee. it's like taking care of to me. the last reunion was you know in the early ninety's. so if this is going to be the first event for a long time. i think it's going to be so special. eight will be traveling to welsh today with behringer weather permitting eight of them will be staying at the school a

we have a beautiful 78 in sonoma. 79 in waller creek with oakland 66. 77 through gilroy and then 50snd 60s on the coast and 70s on the peninsula. this is below average and thingsnicer but theny and saturday will be warm to hot. >>> a security scare is forcing a delay on the flight here to california. coming up, the mistake made by a jetblue pilot and white a swat team boarded that ple. we will tell you how the passengers reacted.>>> coming up, we have details on this new cannabis infused verage. >>> welcome back. the san francisco board of supervisors is fast tracking redevelopment plans for the hunters point shipyard. yesterday, the board approved changes that would bring more commercial retail and residential units to both areas. they called for more than 100 units for low income senior citizens. the hunters point shiprd redevelopment plan is excited to bring 10,000 to the naval b phases. >>> three bears were spotted in the north bay in santa rosa and people in the area are on alert. it is believed to be a brown bear. on monday, police received two reports of a bear sighting and on

takes a lot of work to dismember wallers. takes a crew to find that out.akes the family to put it away. survive here it's about family. i know i have relatives there. i just don't know very much about them. i have no connection with my rest russian relatives at all i don't know who they're dialing so there's a really big there. i've heard stories a long time ago hall their worst interaction between the village just before the ice cream. i think about home my grandparents might have felt when based separated them. that must have been a big grief for them too. that connection. a lot of our elders have asked today made would love to have a reunion. like . i am to travel courtney's or for day week i and ministering all the programs we have all the accounts we oversee. it's like taking care of dime each. the last reunion was you know the early ninety's. so if this is going to be the first event for a long time. i think it's going to be so special. eight will be traveling to welsh today with behringer weather permitting eight of them will be staying at the schoo

>> we know tim waller has resigned effective yesterday. and the market is rejoicing as the stock is resuming trade this morning after a weeklong , up asion of the stock much as 15%. it is up 7% and has fallen over the previous two sessions more than a week ago on a thursday and friday. selling of 21%, the biggest two-day drop on record for samsonite, which had nearly doubled over the previous couple of years. on the ceo's fairly aggressive expansion plan and on profitability, but blue orchid capital came out on may 24 that came out with a damning report. they questioned a number of things. related party transactions between samsonite and indian entities controlled by the ceo and family members. as well as a revolving door of auditors of the south asian unit, as well as allegedly concealing slowing growth with debt funded m&a like the purchase in 2016 for 1.8 billion u.s. dollars and also damning to the ceo's character was fraudulent qualifications, said blue orca of his doctorate in business. all of these things were quite damning and that

becky waller—davies is from retail week. sounds like quite a mess. absolutely.and focus on service. think mothercare has really missed that opportunity. that opportunity. want to shop on amazon or turns go to the supermarket. to the supermarket. mothercare has really missed that chance. interesting. are not doing with that brand that they should be doing? they should be doing? had successive transformation plans for a long time now. what does that mean? mean? are the customers not getting that they need to be getting? they need to be getting? having big discount signs everywhere. everywhere. mothercare you need to work on customer service as well. customer service as well. shopping for something very important. important. that is a problem we have heard across quite a few retailers. heard across quite a few retailers. debenhams have similar problems like that as well. that as well. thank you very much for that. tricky one for mothercare. shoppers back in store and how do they do that? they do that? it is that ever—changing high street. thank you. a new vessel is

greg waller said only for me but this might be the record for legislating on a single issue.s to be pointed out that this will be wrapped up into a single comprehensive bill to address the crisis. the fact that there are 57 bills, many of them are one-page bills that implement pilot programs. it is a midterm year, and for democrats and republicans, it is incredibly important political issues. care about this and wants lawmakers to come home and say "look what i did to help my district struggling with addiction." a lot of the girls are bipartisan, largely consensus bills that should have a strong impact on the crisis, but there are questions about whether this does enough in terms of building a treatment infrastructure for people struggling with addiction in the country as opposed to -- i have heard the phrase a couple of times "nibbling around the edges," that there are edition treatment -- addiction treatment infrastructure at it, so we will see years from now what impact these specific bills and up happening, and lawmakers say the first thing they will do is not the last th