wallis' attorney michael rains spoke to ktvu. the minor then 17-year-old girl lives with wallis because her living situation was unbearable. wallis is currently out on bail after being booked on charges including unlawful sex with a minor. he has not yet been formally charged. >>> we have a new information tonight about the commander of an east bay task force charged with dealing drugs. 49-year-old norman welsh was the commander of the the narcotic team. he now sits in jail facing as many as 25 felonies. welsh's attorney michael cardoza describes welsh as a stellar official. >> what it could mean as a system as a whole. you might see cases dismissed 678 678 -- you might see dozens of cases dismissed. >> reporter: the da says they plan to arrange welsh sometime tomorrow. >>> and a lawsuit targeting the shopping selling smoking pipes. >> when you have elicit drug activity, it's targeting the community. >> the suit seeks thousands of dollars in penalties and could lead to court injunction from keeping the business from selling drug

i spoke briefly with wallis. he said he was upset about this ongoing investigation and then referred us to his attorney who we spoke to in depth with what happened. >> they will not offend or reoffend. >> reporter: this is officer wallis during an interview with ktvu after a sting operation that targeted sex offenders. >> the sex offenders know that we are keeping an eye on them. >> reporter: now wallis is the suspect of a joint investigation by the contra costa county d.a.'s office and his former department. he was booked for unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor but he has not been formally charged. >> he did meet this young woman in his capacity as a detective in walnut creek. and met her in the context of an investigation, sexual assault investigation of her. >> reporter: wallis' attorney michael rains says last year the so called 17-year-old girl moved into her his home because her home situation is unbearable. >> this woman who is still 17 years old is staying with him, which is an indication that she is

wallis was arrested on charges of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor.today his attorney told rita williams that wallis was trying to help the girl. >> this girl that is 17 years old who is still living with him tells us that there's no violation of power. >>> and -- they have been reinstated. their suspension was effective immediately. >>> lawrence livermore national lab is having problems tracking illicit drugs from their inventory. the lab has samples of 44 drugs ranging from black tar heroin to steroids. it uses them in bio medical research and to support law enforcement. a state posted on the lab's website says it is now in compliance with the state's regulations. >>> and mark garcia -- the unnamed witness was expected to say that drugs were involved but recanted his earlier statements. the motive presented at the trial concerned a love triangle between garcia, aquille and a woman. >>> reporter lewis has been in placer county for most of the night, where the snow continues to fall. >> reporter: gasia, the snow just keeps coming down. take a look at

wallis was arrested on charges of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor.today his attorney told rita williams that wallis was trying to help the girl. >> this girl that is 17 years old who is still living with him tells us that there's no violation of power. >>> and -- they have been reinstated. their suspension was effective immediately. >>> lawrence livermore national lab is having problems tracking illicit drugs from their inventory. the lab has samples of 44 drugs ranging from black tar heroin to steroids. it uses them in bio medical research and to support law enforcement. a state posted on the lab's website says it is now in compliance with the state's regulations. >>> and mark garcia -- the unnamed witness was expected to say that drugs were involved but recanted his earlier statements. the motive presented at the trial concerned a love triangle between garcia, aquille and a woman. >>> reporter lewis has been in placer county for most of the night, where the snow continues to fall. >> reporter: gasia, the snow just keeps coming down. take a look at

roethlisberger's pass from mike wallis is incomplete. super bowl xlv goes with their 15th league championship dating back to the presuper bowl days. rodgers was the most valuable player and spread the honor around. >> it's great to share it with them. >> it's part of greatness. you're part of people that have had that trophy. we're proud to say it's coming back home where it belongs. >>> the biggest prize in football, the vince lombardi trophy goes back to the city where lombardi did his most famous coaching. i'll have more in sports. >>> ktvu went to aaron rodgers hometown of chico to see how that city is reveling the success of their hometown boy. >>> and a snafu left fans outside of the stadium. entire sections of the arena were closed because the nfl says the sections were not completed in time. 400 were not allowed in to see the game at all. fans who traveled from wisconsin were frustrated and angry. >> we've traveled, we've spent a lot of money here and we can't even see the game. and it's out of our, you know it's not our fault. >

question for wally and less tear your water guys and delta guys. do you think there's development going on in the delta in flood prone areas that should not be prevented and if so what do you plan to do about it? >> most of it's going on in my water district. >> absolutely the issue of local development i don't believe can be dealt with locally. i think there's no way you can tell rural city councils or supervisors when a developer comes in and says your town will have a library, a town house, a new school, parks and let us build five thousand homes below the flood level it's going to happen. i heard will talk about how it's not going to change until probably they can't get insurance. what i happen to believe what's going on and you may i don't know, the question is a good one but the an is i don't believe. your talking to elected officials they can't develop land. >> voters agreed that california needs affordable housing so the citizen agreed to it and that's backdrop to these difficult issues. doing to characters berg. but then again. with the de

marine stapleton for the san die ae go and less tear from water and wally bishop the contra water d district. each panelist will have a chance to speak and ten minute time limit is a little like global warming. it sneaks up on you and then it's hard to deal with there that end. we'll try to reserve of for questions and answered that end. thanks. >> thank you jarrod and i will go through this quickly and i hope there's sufficient teasers in there to get you to ask questions as we get near the end. cautionary notes this is the system of seattle system, not your system. you have to look that principals and see if they apply to the same work the planning side, the modeling side, the adaptive side and i'll talk briefly for a few seconds on mayors initiative on climate control because it gives an as political environment to work in and then the seattle system. the mayor of seattle nickels started the protocols for the city and started process with a lot of other mayors to start aggressively dealing with climate change if your interested at the bottom we have the website where there was an advisory

he was never meant to be king, but in 1936, his older brother gave up the throne to marry wallis simpsona divorced american. suddenly, george vi and his wife elizabeth reigned over an empire that was home to 25% of the world population. and like the george of over 1,000 years before, he had a dragon to slay-- radio. >> firth: when i looked at images of him or i listened to him, you do see that physical struggle. at a time when... when... this country... his eyes close, and you see him try to gather himself. and it's... it's heartbreaking. the fact h... had to be faced... >> pelley: among those listening was a seven-year-old british boy who, like the king, had a wealth of words, but could not get them out. >> david seidler: i was a profound stutterer. i started stuttering just before my third birthday. i didn't rid myself of it until i was 16. but my parents would encourage me to listen to the king's speeches during the war, and i thought, "wow, if he can do that, there is hope for me." so he became my childhood hero. >> pelley: david seidler wrote the movie. he'd grown up with the story,