the misconduct 0 i'm fine with. the fourth one i'm not sure is necessary it seems like a lot of work so i suggest eliminating that. the same with the 6th bullet. double check. yeah, the fifth bullet because it referenced a condition assessment that may or may not be necessary. the sixth bullet the specification of the brick cleaning and restoration i don't know if this is more common practice now or anyway, we should talk about that. the paint providing make up with the colors it sufficient and samples of the woodsideing and doors seems excessive i don't know why that's necessary but the negligentability bullet is necessary. only question is whether or not we keep the sixth bullet >> we recommend keeping it, it's a fairly common practice to at least see the specifications to see how the work will be completed where the notes and the details and the drawings don't have this information. and commissioner highland did you say to strike bullet 5 >> i did. >> and we'd move up a make up screening scream to bullet 9? >> ye

so the appeal we want to appeal is removal of the misconduct could and new painting. this goes on on to add the roof replacement. i understand >> could you speak a little bit louder please. sorry. >> i understand the owner nodes to protect the investment, however, it shouldn't be doing it at the expense of the tenants. i didn't move into the building until the first of april and the work was not discovered until after i moved in days before i occupied the building. 23u6r78 when i wrote a letter on a august 25th regarding another permit that i had sign on the building departments website it was given egyptian to me the exterior project plans. this is showing that the management is not honest with the tenants. empowery demolition was undertaken removing 1 hundred and 50 foot of misconduct could and the removal of the breezeway it was done without a permit. i complained but the permit was approved over the creditor the next day. there was dry rot and why didn't they apply then why did it take a complaint for it to be closes. the main concerns for the issue issue of this

, if you will, the paint make up restoration and the stair with the misconduct 0 and the brick and there's a fourth one? >> well, there's just - conditions of approval that i just i'm not an architect i've done some of the things and in looking at the conditions of approval that you folks have done before they're more specific you want a particular item done not resubmit all the plans again. the reason i'm concerned it's been a year and a month and we've got the rains coming there are leaks in the building. i'd like to have information >> so on the fence in back i've worked on a bunch of hillsides and i've also felt once the drainage is left you don't touch it. i'd be a big fan of leaving it there and filling in the acres to make it smooth again but i'd like to not distributor the dirt and water flow off the hill. it sounds like the paint and make up we've settled and the stair i really. fine either way. commissioner highland >> i wanted to further the conversation about the resubmittal. i think those are conditions to get the final approval so once you submit for your permit once those co

you admit or deny the misconduct report? >> well, i deny it because i wasn't aware that there was a confrontation that occurred. >> do you wish to present your version of the incident, or do you wish to remain silent? >> yeah, i walked in, it was shortly after lunch. it was at that time a shirt -- or a t-shirt that was there. i wasn't aware that it was his. all i knew it had a little bit of blood on it. so i kicked the t-shirt away from myself. as i said, i was not aware that a confrontation even occurred. >> do you or your representative have any motions or considerations to present to the hearing officer? >> yeah, we have a statement from mr. banister saying he was not the one -- kenneth morgan was not the one cleaning up the blood. on the prehearing detention report, it's saying that morgan was observed through the security cameras conspiring with other inmates while they were striking another inmate with a fist at the rear of unit iv. you said you've seen the tape yourself. was he sitting there talking to people while th

it's suggesting that a lot of the misconduct is driven by the constant deployments. >> since 200676,000 soldiers have been chaptered out. veterans advocates oliver ez say jenson's story is not uncommon. they have seen case after case of wounded combat veterans pushed out. >> the moment you stop providing proper and appropriate and individually tailored treatment to an individual suffering post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury. the person has a high potential problems. >> do you have a sense of how - of why they are selecting individuals for this fast-track? >> these people are a burden on the units. they are taking up valuable positions. they can't replace them. they'll say they have a mechanism to replace them. but the fact is you can't get in the wtu. they have tightened it down so much the parameters that no one can get in. medically discharging a wounded soldier can take a long time. replacement soldiers can't be ready for combat until the process is complete. >> we have been at war so long. so many people have been flooded into the avenue. commanders - if they try

it is without question, based on the egregious history of the prosecutorial misconduct in this case that the state willfully withheld exculpatory evidence from keenan and his attorneys. the knowledge of this material prior to trial would have clearly benefited mr. keenan's case. i do want to state that the court wants to make a clear statement that the decision here today is not a reflection on the current team of assistant county prosecutors that have been assigned to this case. they have conducted themselves in a professional and forthcoming manner. nor is this a reflection of the court's opinion on keenan's guilt or innocence. instead, it is a decision that is founded on the basic right that our forefathers envisioned for those accused of a crime to be afforded a fair trial, free from prejudice and misconduct. in light of the state's egregious prosecutorial misconduct in keenan's prior two trials, keenan cannot receive the fair and constitutional trial that he is entitled to today. and this court is going to dismiss this case with prejudice. the court finds that thomas michael keenan'

this is the wall that's added the misconduct owed wall that was added by the prior owner that is what it looks like from the outside. this is the retaining dirt from the hill on the greenish steps. this is how it appears on the inside of that wall it's integrated with the surface of the patio and also with the wall retaining the hill from the west side. what we've been asked to do is essential tear down that wall and curve that will come down the slope and build a wood fence on top of curve. we were proposed to put a wood facing along the existing that all u wall to allow it to be a sprakt wall and to function as a retaining wall on the dirt and i think that was a dissatisfactory condition. we will perhaps thanking take this wall again and drive 3 this wall back slightly they were create a double gate and my architect is here that has an luxury if we have this line so here's the proposal which will go along with if the commission elections to vote that manner but the other alternative would be to put a double gate and a drive that is he time wall it will still be an integrated space t

the post that might be most affect by misconduct caused by ptsd, 67% increase. it seems to suggest that a lot of the misconduct is being driven by these constant deployments. >> since 20067600 soldiers have been chaptered out. say jensen's story is not uncommon. at fort carn carson they have seen case after case of wounded soldiers being chaptered out. >> the moment you stop individual treatment to an individual who is suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder, draw make it brain injury, that individual has a very high potential of developing are behavior problems. >> do you have any idea of why they are selecting individuals for these fast-track? >> these people become a better oburdenon these units. they can't replace them. they say they have a mechanism to replace them, put them in the wtu but the fact is you can't get into the wtu, they have tightened the parameters that nobody can get in. >> a wounded soldier can take up to 14 months, and a commander cannot get a replacement soldier fit and ready for combat no. the process is -- until the process is comp

. >> reporter: anderson also loses his law license and two months ago as the misconduct case against him built, he stepped down from his most recent job. state court judge. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> and we are back in a moment on this friday night with a special delivery that happens every year just about this time. >>> in tall building news tonight, a couple of developments. here in new york there's something newly visible on the skyline. the so-called freedom tower built on the side of the world trade center. it's getting its spire lit up for the first time. though it's just a test tonight. it may be the tallest building in the country if a committee of architects diseases it is. they will decide if the spire counts as part of the structure. if it doesn't, the sears tower in chicago, now officially the willis tower, will remain the nation's tallest building. >>> well, you may recall joe biden called marty walsh of boston to congratulate him on his election night victory for mayor of the city of boston. the problem was he called the wrong marty walsh, left a voice mai

on another front, the nfl hired a well-respected lawyer to investigate the possible misconduct inside the locker room and organization. we have the latest for wjz. >> reporter: the lineman and jonathan martin played side by side. by all accounts the players say they seemed to get along. >> he said he is like my brother. i think that's an accurate depiction, he gave him a hard time and messed with him but he was the first one to have his back in any situation. >> reporter: martin left last week saying that he was threatened and voices with racial slurs. and he was suspended without pay the nfl appointed ted wells to investigate. he is one of the most powerful trial lawyers. >> if it reveals anything that needs to be corrected, we will take measures to fix it and it does not happen again. >> reporter: and james brown said the nfl locker rooms are not chapels but what happened in miami went too far. >> let me be clear the use of racial slurs, language about the man and his mother is not to be condoned. >> reporter: martin's father said he is strong and doing fine. >> he has only said he

the secret service who have been removed from the presidential detail following allegations of misconduct. if you want to sound smart, tell your friends the budget request from the secret service was $1.6 billion. the number does include money set aside for a host of other people other than the president's family. it includes former presidents and their families and of course visiting heads of state. >>> put the news aside and let's go to the cooler. louis is parts unknown. allegedly food item that people have claimed to drive hundreds of miles for is the mcdonald and he mcrib sandwich. people love it. but take a look at this photo. this is a frozen mcrib. it's gone viral. some people thinking twice about the product. side by side, the photos look very little like each other. mcdonalds responding saying just like a burger pattie is formed to be round and flat, we form it in the shape aftof aftra digtof rib. we then flash freeze it. >>> group of pranksters bringing iconic movies to this is a good one. customers taken by surprise when the actors re-enacted a fairly loud scene from when harr

>> at this point i want us to impose the sanctions from the misconduct report. i'm -- i want to see the tattoos. >> come on in. >> so show me the tattoos. >> put your sleeves up a little higher. >> where it's red? right there. >> so where it's red? >> all these, you can feel they're new. >> those are notes, i guess they'd call them. >> first of all, i'm just disappointed. you know? >> okay. >> all we have in this world is our word, and you came to me and you said, i give you my word, you won't have any many problems. okay? and so -- and so then i hear that you're tattooing in the unit. >> okay. >> and i see evidence of that on your arm. you know? and so what am i to think? >> i'm getting aimed at. i'm getting shook down more than anybody. i'm getting my money counted more than anybody. all of a sudden, i've been getting picked on. >> somebody who had suspended sanctions and somebody who wants to be able to visit with their family and enjoy their daughter, that person should be walking a straight line around here, and i don't see you doing that. i don't. and that

it is that the misconduct that victory the first man that we could think about is the coach to view the short he's the one who brought it to steam ahead together to meet a lot of changes from the first leg at a cost in the ukraine change fight that players. among them that tendency not to put him in the front said as the striker after four games on the bench and benzene outscored entering this game and he also replaced the lackluster as sonny honesty i am into bed when i was also instrumental in creating a lot of opportunities and four at the french and of course be with this when his contract has yet been taken all the way to you at two thousand and sixteen it was the deal if you mention qualified for brazil. his contract it would be extended to two thousand sixteen and that means he will be coaching at eaton told the euro twenty sixteen which will take place in france two players were also instrumental in the medals that goal was scored two goals the first one and the third one even though there was a debate as to whether the third one was an own goal by a ukrainian but he was officia

what you need to do is discourage the intentional misconduct, the lying, the making up evidence, but again, it's often hard to draw a distinction and identify those people with precision. >> a counter intuitive question and i could be completely wrong on this, is there any kind of a chilling effect how a prosecutor would handle their side of the case if there is this lingering threat, could there be a counterproductive result from this flet. >> thatreat. >> that's one of the arguments made against these cases. frankly i'm not persuaded by that. >> do a good job -- >> we're not talking about doing a good job, don't intentionally violate the law. >> it's to find exculpatory evidence and that's ignored. cops and prosecutors are supposed to look at a situation and say here's why jeffrey did it but this is why jeffrey wasn't the right guy and that's often ignored. >> there is a legal requirement a famous supreme court case, brady versus maryland in 1963 which said the prosecution is obliged, is required to turn over any evidence that tends to help the defendant. that was what was violated

misconduct within the agency. >> one to watch. thank you very much. >> the international scene. help slowly arriving over in the philippines this morning and they desperatelyeed any hel they can get. soldiers distributing rice, water and medical supplies to typhoon haiyan.ously c off by ews are goinghrough tacloban clearingut all of theebris so many more peoe can try to get thereo help and arriven scene. aid from the uted nations and other cntrieseing stributed. the governmentow reporting mo than 2300eople he died, that's the official coun expected to continue to rise. families finally starting to get chance to l their dead to rest. there was a mass burial for s. about 30 of the peopl killed. >> ao this mning we are heing firhand aounts of allf the devastation in the philippine stories coming from people returng home here to the bay one couple we caught up with from redwood city said they are relieved t be back but they up leaving behindwhat they ended they arehe weavers. they arrived at sfo lastight from visiting family. their il

misconduct that's taken place in american banking is well documented well known and probably the best well known thing about it is that nobody's done anything about it so there are no consequences for bad behavior in the financial in financial misbehavior right now they have depression that resulted after the lead up in a one nine hundred twenty s. to the crash of twenty nine led to a compression in the wealth and income gap and set the stage for the american century and some might say and also the securities act of thirty three and thirty four brought in by f.d.r. allowed for that architecture of finance to exist that would allow for some more equitable growth amongst those who are participating and benefiting from the securities industry is the only thing that's going to bring it back balance at. at this point a major crash james well the distortions and impairments of capital formation are so bad now and they've become so institutionalized that it's probably true that some kind of damage event well has to occur to allow for the rebuilding of the institutions that regulate our money

the nfl now is hiring a well- respected lawyer to investigate the possible misconduct inside the dolphins organization. jarica duncan has the latest for wjz. >> reporter: miami dolphins' offensive lineman, richie incognito, and jonathan martin, play side by side together to protect the quarterback. we all accounts, players say they seemed to get along. >> richie said, jonathan is like my little brother. and i think that's an accurate depiction. he gave him a hard time, messed with him but he was the first one there to have his back in any situation. >> reporter: martin accuse the incognito of threatening him, alwaysing text messages and voice mails with racial slurs. the nfl appointed ted wells to investigate. he's one of new york city's most powerful trial lawyers. >> if the review needs to be corrected, we will take all necessary measures to fix it, to enshower that this doesn't happen again. >> cbs sports special correspondent, james brown said, nfl locker rooms are not chapels, but what happened in miami went too far. >> let me be perfectly clear, the use of racial epithat thes, derog

misbehavior misconduct that's taken place in in american banking is what is well documented well known and probably the best well known thing about it is that nobody's done anything about it so there are no consequences for bad behavior in the financial in financial misbehavior right now they have to process and that resulted after the lead up in a nine hundred twenty s. to the crash of twenty nine led to a compression in the wealth and income gap and set the stage for the american century and some might say and also the securities act of thirty three and thirty four brought in by f.d.r. allowed for that architecture of finance to exist that would allow for some more equitable growth amongst those who are participating and benefiting from the securities industry is the only thing that's going to bring it back balance at this point a major crash james well the distortions and impairments of capital formation are so bad now and they've become so institutionalized that it's probably true that some kind of damage event well has to occur to allow for the rebuilding of the institutions that

operates, these are the sexual assault and misconduct, but at the same time make sure that we still at a military that can continue to be the most effective fighting force on the planet at a time when the absolute immediate. if you believe as i do our military is the best in the world, you have to ask yourself why. is it because of the equipment? we have great equipment. i would argue that the reason our military has become the most effective fighting force in the world is the way we are structured. if you're looking for democracy, don't look to the military. the military as a hierarchical and paternalistic organization that is focused on meeting the challenges of the nation. being able to project force at a moments notice to deter war, and, therefore, ever comes, to decisively ended on our terms. i've been a military lawyer for over 30 years. i've been assigned as a military defense counsel for two and a half years, seeing a military prosecutor in the air force for four and half years, a military judge. i served in the guard, reserve, and on active duty for six and a half years. i hav

every report i've ever gotten for sexual misconduct has always been the last five days of march. once a year, every year, for three years, it's like, my god. it's terrible. oh, well. i guess they take another blue footed boobie mates in march, so maybe i i'm one of those. i'm a hybrid. >> we caught up with gilchrist moments before his disciplinary hearing. >> i'm going to see the administrative law judge today. he's probably going to bang me with 90 days. i don't know. he doesn't really like me very much. i've seen him too many times. >> gilchrist was still determined to put on his best face. >> we have to use our tvs as mirrors because they take them from us. they don't like us to look at ourselves in lockup. that's probably the worst part about it. you can't see very well in these things either. it sucks. your hair gets messed up and you don't know about it. >> okay. disciplinary report, approximately 9:00 a.m. in the gilchrist came to the chapel for buddhist services at which time they observed gilchrist and inmate [ bleep ] go to the tv video cabinet to watch religious tapes.

and misconduct in the military. as to on guantanamo, this bill would provide our military with needed flexibility to determine how long we need to detain individuals now held in the gitmo detention facility and where else we might hold them. for a number of years now, congress has enacted legislation eliminating this flexibility and requiring that we continue to hold all gitmo detainees detains regardless of cost and whether it is needed in our national security interests. the existing legislation has made it more difficult to try detainees for their crimes and nearly impossible to return them to their home countries. for example, even if we have a strong case that a detainee has committed crimes for which he could be indicted and convicted in a federal court, the current law -- existing law makes it impossible to try here or there. even if we have determined that a detainee poses no ongoing security threat to the united states, we cannot send him back to his home country unless the secretary of defense certifies to

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every report i've ever gotten for sexual misconduct has always been the last five days of march. once a year, every year, for three years, it's like, my god. it's terrible. oh, well. i guess they take another blue footed boobie mates in march, so maybe i i'm one of those. i'm a hybrid. >> we caught up with gilchrist moments before his disciplinary hearing. >> i'm going to see the administrative law judge today. he's probably going to bang me with 90 days. i don't know. he doesn't really like me very much. i've seen him too many times. >> gilchrist was still determined to put on his best face. >> we have to use our tvs as mirrors because they take them from us. they don't like us to look at ourselves in lockup. that's probably the worst part about it. you can't see very well in these things either. it sucks. your hair gets messed up and you don't know about it. >> okay. disciplinary report, approximately 9:00 a.m. in the gilchrist came to the chapel for buddhist services at which time they observed gilchrist and inmate [ bleep ] go to the tv video cabinet to watch religious tapes.

the misconduct it entered a default judgment against the company. at the hearing, that day, the state presented i.t. its case. who was on business with the companies and the court ordered that re constitution. canceled and the soldiers were allowed to keep their computers. lilled toik say the case was over at that point. but it wasn't. the finance went to california where it was incorporated and filed a chapter 11 bankruptcy in an attempt to enjoy the state court proceedings. fortunately it failed. and we negotiated with the trustee in the case to obtain approval for the ties piersment of $2.2 million for the assets. has been used to provide restitution to almost 4 sthowrks soldiers who bought merchandise from the companies. ly say that the hearing from miss nelson they are now doing in new york and subject of investigation by that office. let me talk about some of the lessons we learned from this litigation. first, many unscrew up louse businesses that pray -- prey on our military. in their strategic partners were sophisticated nationwide operation

we have removed former uses of officials involved allegedly involved with the misconduct from the opm contract and we are currently in the process of re-competing for support services contract which is also held by usis to preclude the concern that there might be collusion between the support staff and field investigators and i was a recommendation of our inspector general. lots of things have occurred at usis. >> mai tai music spired and i want to be respectful of my colleagues. to sum it up in one more sentence and then i need to recognize dr. coburn. >> a lot of changes have been made at usis. there is a new ceo there and chief compliance officer and integrity standards. there have been a lot of changes made since the events revealed in the complaint and that has given us some level of comfort and confidence that we can rely on these -- trust but verify. >> trust but verify. well said. dr. coburn. >> thank you for your testimony. at a kind of see this as a multitude of problems. i mentioned it in my opening statements. we over classified which is a problem for the american people b

they are under investigation for the possible sexual misconduct. and at least one expert said that it is a part of the management structure. bruce leshan is here with yet another black mark there, bruce? >> reporter: you got it, they report not yet on out of the secret service prostitution scandal. they tell me that these are clear signs of the agency needing a management shake up. >> reporter: the two supervisors were on the most prestigious detail overseeing agents who protect the president. and now the washington post reports that they have both been transferred out. >> the white house is just across the street from the area. which it was here in the off- the-record bar. he was off duty that he met this woman, hung out with her at some point in the course of the evening. went upstairs to her room. >> this starts off as a conversation that you have had too much to drink, maybe you're not good to drive home. well you can stay up here. >> reporter: the round in the chamber if they are sleeping in a room with someone they do not know. but the woman

misconduct that went far beyond the usual hazing that younger nfl players often endure. the dolphins suspended defensive lineman richie incognito for allegedly sending threatening voice and text messages to martin, but many current and former teammates of both players have defended incognito. murtha was with the dolphins last year. >> there were instances, no question, he was heckled by richie. it was trying to get him to open up and become, you know, a man in a men's game. and then there would be, you know, some racially charged things that happened, but this is common throughout the nfl. every locker room has these things. i don't condone it. i don't partake in it. but it happens. >> the nfl is guiltying whether the coaches or officials knew of the treatment of martin. in an interview with "sports illustrated," murtha says the coaches are aware of hazing and sometimes call on players to be singled out. >>> now, on the field last night the vikings hosted the redskins in minnesota. robert griffin iii throws. the vikings outscore washington 20-3 and go on to win 24-7. >>>

. >> good morning, on "good morning america" we have new allegations of misconduct inside the president's secret service detail and a developing story a ohio hand was worked to death and killed in a car accident falling asleep at the wheel after a long shift. understaffing is to blame all coming up on "good morning america" next. >> that is in 37 minutes. >> high school seen colors work -- seniors are working on the college applications. "consumer reports" has partnered with "7 on your side" to reveal some of the problems to watch out for when going into debt for school. >> good morning, student debt has now tom $1 trillion. loans for higher education exceed all other consumer loans except mortgages. two-thirds of college graduates carry a debt burden. consumer report says that it is twisting the lives of young people and creating a drag on the economy. >> chris is proud her college and graduate degrees but says the $100,000 in student loans are crushing her. >> i am here wondering, can i afford to food shop today? do i need to wait until my next paycheck? i am feeling like, what was the

he is suspended for misconduct in the treatment of jonathon martin who left the team a week ago to get help with emotional issues. incognito sent martin texts and voicemails that were threatening and racially charged in nature. in nature? what were they doing in nature? >> meditate. >> espn said incognito got martin give $15,000 for a trip to las vegas. in a statement the dolphins said, quote -- no. we believe in maintaining culture of respect for one another. let's look at game footage from this weekend. >> good girl. >> how does one end up at a point in your life where you have both a tiny bicycle and a raccoon? i can understand having a tiny bicycle in your garage, or coming across a raccoon, but the fact that you have a tiny bicycle and a raccoon in your life says to me something happened. >> first problem. i am going through the decision tree like where did i go wrong? talking about richie incognito and he goes out undercover it is biff. i originally was going to say that there was something wrong. clearly there is something wrong with jonathon m-rtin. he has psychological issues.

but is not the first time you've been accused of sexual misconduct. 10 years ago the sergeant was stripped of his police powers and a woman accused him of groping her under thduring the search. for three years to pressure her to have sex >> was subjected to a nightmare which she could not wake up from. i was too afraid to. i was terrified of him. >> for deputies carried her to sell. denied access to a bathroom and that he is a drain in the floor. they have not commented on the new lawsuit. the governor has just announced to his running mate will be for the upcoming election. he is nationally known for his success in improving some of america's most troubled schools. was also the ceo of chicago public schools for six years. illinois lawmakers ended the fall session without resolution on the state's pension crisis. they live springfield with no indication on when they plan to deal with the illinois at $100 billion public pension debt. the worst funded retirement system in the nation. giving illinois the lowest credit rating in the country. lawmakers to pass reforms for the chicago public dis

they they claim that it's a day hope to catch up serving misconduct and also protect the officers over false allegations of misconduct but just going back to those cases of kelly thomas and off to grant those are just tough very few cases where an officer does go on trial for a death while on duty and really the only reason that those to go to trial is because there was video and all share. the corners of the lopez family have planned for the future. sure well tonight there will be a prayer vigil at the same at the side of the shooting where andy was killed and we are seeing that there are organizers playing future rallies that there are some online petitions right now demanding that they do that to be involved in the bendigo be shooting the cross he did there's also a petition to create and add the milk was no more of our parents animals as well. and that her mom for these protests local lines in any part in california today friday on california let you know. what there is hundreds of people who turned out for a rally there in santa rosa and he opens his home town but we also saw the

and also protect the officers over false allegations of misconduct but just going back to those cases of kelly thomas and oscar grant those are just a very few cases where an officer does go on trial. for death while on duty and really the only reason that those did go to trial is because there was video involved sure now what does supporters of the lopez family have planned for the future. sure well tonight there will be a prayer vigil at this at the site of the shooting where andy was killed and we are seeing that there are organizers playing future rallies there are some online petitions right now demanding that the deputy involved in the shooting be prosecuted there's also a petition to create in the milkers memorial park there in santa rosa as well and moanin were these protests localized in any part of california did they spread beyond california that you know of where there was hundreds of people who turned out for a rally there in santa rosa in the lopez's hometown but we also saw. video from here in los angeles in sacramento and even in oakland all communities where there are

and also protect the officers over false allegations of misconduct but just going back to those cases of kelly thomas and oscar grant those are just a very few cases where an officer does go on trial. for death while on duty and really the only reason that those did go to trial is because there was video involved sure now what does supporters of the lopez family have planned for the future. sure well tonight there will be a prayer vigil at the site at the site of the shooting where andy was killed and we are seeing that there are organizers planning future rallies there are some online petitions right now demanding that the deputy involved in the shooting be prosecuted there's also a petition to create and the milk as a memorial park there in santa rosa as well and romona where these protests localized in any part of california did they spread beyond california that you know of where there was hundreds of people who turned out for a rally there in santa rosa and the lopez's hometown but we also saw. video from here in los angeles in sacramento and even in oakland all communities where