need to to give the voters of ken northbound what they want. ashley: tonight a virtual special board meeting will be held to discuss the future of that seat. university of cincinnati bearcats paying tribute to reanna s high flying super bowl halftime show during basketball game against temple university. check it out ashley: bearcats mascot doing best rihanna impression as bust a move to the song did i get a little chuckle out of that. steve: that s funny particularly with the costumes. everybody is in white except the bearcat. brian: have you ever thought about how hard it is to remember how to move in those big dance groups? i m thinking to myself as she jumps in all these different things and goes on the platform. how does she remember which way to turn? steve: routine. ainsley: you have to practice a lot. brian: a lot of people. ainsley: like taking a workout class you train your
you have the officers behind the bearcat and keeping a distance and the first thing to do is to open up a line of communication with the person inside. assuming this is the suspect they want to make contact and order that person out. we have to wait to see how this transpired. cnn is not showing this image in realtime. bad guys watch television. this is on a delay. we have to see how they actually fannish this situation, whether they bring in an explosive robot equipped with a camera to pry inside that vehicle and give them more intelligence about what is happening or officers stack up to try to determine what is going on inside. right now time is on the side of police. that vehicle s not going anywhere. it is hemmed in by these tactical vehicles.
allowing the sheriff s bearcat to pin the pickup. this time when the suspect fired police killed the 44-year-old mckay. whose criminal history dates back 30 years, convictions for kidnapping, robbery, multiple assaults with a deadly weapon and stabbing a police dochlth latest conviction a third strike meaning 25 years to life came just over the year ago for kidnapping, evading police and receiving stolen property. evidence includes zip ties, duct tape and an axe. bail was set at a million dollars but a san bernardino judge lowered it and he made bail in march. failed to show up for sentencing. rearrested but over prosecutor s objections the judge somehow released him again. instead of sentencing him to 25 years to life, which should have happened, the judge lowered his bail, allowing him to be released. we would not be here today if the judge had done her job.