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Wendy said, after that eleven o clock text. sirius had given the cops wendy as his alibi and she d and ultimately, years down the inadvertently only made him someone detectives needed to road, havin brandy gone, seein how that affects my that s take a closer look it. gonna affect my daughter s life. she s not gonna have her mom. and knowin that i played a part there s a window of in that, i can t i can t live with that. opportunity in there in which he reporter: with josh about to could easily have done this throw himself at the mercy of the court, prosecutors still had reporter: and there was another thing, the squad s phone the accused triggerman to deal with. expert filled them in about some but sirius was hanging tough, internet searches he d found on sirius s device. sirius had opened every news not saying a word. article that had to do with the so with only one of the two homicide. accused going to trial, the reporter: interesting because state s star witness wou
Shield to prevent the disclosure of criminal evidence. so if it is being used to cover up for crimes, then that that shield would need to be pierced. sometimes there s a little bit of a chicken and egg problem there to prove that it was criminal, you need to disclose it. and you can t disclose it without violating the privilege. so it could be that we have to litigate this. take it to court and get a court to review the texts and review the conversations encamera privately and then make a decision as to whether it did involve criminal activity that should cause the waver of the privilege. barbara mcquade, hans nickels, appreciate it guys. we are also following breaking news out of ft. worth texas. police officer involved in the deadly shooting has resigned. jefferson was baby sitting her 8-year-old nephew inside her home saturday when officers were called by a neighbor to check on the residence because a door was open. body camera footage showing the perspective of the officer walk
we get a lot of violent crimes. shootings and stabbings. how many involve guns? we ll get five gun calls a night. five, that s a lot. that s just normal. in 2015 there were over 1,200 shootings in this city. that s an average ever three a day. and when the first call of the night is dispatched, these cops are ready to respond. wearing black and a burgundy hoodie, bright sweatpants. he keeps on following her and harassing her. he won t let her leave. pick that up. so a woman s getting harassed. so a woman s getting followed and harassed by a man that doesn t want to let her go. guys, just hang on. all right? when answering a call, officers know a simple disagreement can spiral out of control quickly. this dude right here. watch, it guys. i just called. is he high? he was drinking.
Letting a seasoned prosecutor cross examinationer do the heavy lifting. it changed so much. imagine if they led with that rather than finish with it guys, thank you so much. thank you president trump is on a campaign swing through california, a trip that could add $15 million to his re-election coiffeurs, california happens to be one of the president s favorite foils, axios says trump is at war over environment, homelessness, tax returns and virtually every topic he touches joining me, jacob soberoff he s there talking about homelessness and mental illness. is that the reality on the ground reporter: no, not at all. there is a huge population of homeless people. you and i talked to our city half of the people, 60,000 of them homeless in the city live in conditions like this and suffer from mental health or substance abuse disorder the other half, another 30,000