we re talk bat television news van. sorry. the van is nothing. they didn t talk to anybody. whatever. here s the thing. this defense attorney at the very end the evidence was clearly there he had been there. this is almost exclusively circumstantial case. there s no murder weapon there s no eye witness, very little dna. in the end, the defense attorney goes he was there. right. so, you re correct, but the government did a great job of making something. 439 exhibits, ten weeks, 132 witnesses. so you give the impression that there s all this stuff there and the defense attorney admits what he can t deny. so he has to admitter aaron hernandez this, but he deis what the can t admit. he can t admit he pulled the trigger. so he concede as much evidence as he can stopping short of conviction. so makes him seem reasonable to the you res.
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you can see the magazine drop quickly and he continues to refire. just to see all the shells flying in the air was like matrix or something. my kids flashed in my face. my wife flashed in my face. that s when i realized i m in it too deep. the camera operator takes cover behind his news van but keeps rolling. off camera sahareth gives police the slip yet again. he was finally able to drive out of the parking lot. he headed northbound. went up to the next light, turned around and came directly back at the officers again. he was no longer trying to flee. he drove straight into the back of another car sitting at the intersection. there were three or four lanes that he could have gone through, and he directly hit that car. get your hands up!
get it back in action. you can see the magazine drop quickly and he continues to refire. just to see all the shells flying in the air was like matrix or something. my kids flashed in my face. my wife flashed in my face. that s when i realized i m in it too deep. the camera operator takes cover behind his news van but keeps rolling. off camera sahareth gives police the slip yet again. he was finally able to drive out of the parking lot. he headed northbound. went up to the next light, turned around and came directly back at the officers again. clovis officer abby patches is. he was no longer trying to flee. he drove straight into the back
bears do come down right on the edge of the angeles national forest. it happens yearly, seems to be happening a little bit more maybe this year was we are in a severe drought, and they re looking for things. of course, this is a yearling bear, they believe, which means he s recently left his mother and is probably looking for something to do, in this case had everything from hanging out this backyards to eating all sorts of foliage in the front yards, going from house to house. there were helicopter shots, you can see him leaning up against a fence be, having a grand old time although people in the neighborhood weren t too excited about it. in fact, we had a chance to hear from a young child who wasn t so happy to see a bear in person. take a listen. right up there, and people well, we were right there at our house. people scared it, and it came and chased us. reporter: were you scared? yeah. reporter: yeah. he was scared, and there s also a report that the bear actually snif