safety officer. >> laura: exactly. one they tried to strike who had been the victim of nonviolent crime. the prosecution was unsuccessful in striking her. we don't know how obviously whether that is going to have any effect. joe ellen, let's go into the deliberations now. i mean, we can't predict what's happening. they asked for an inventory of the exhibits today. and they came out out of the courtroom and the judge -- they ultimately gave them inventory. that was kind of surprising. why didn't they have an inventory of the exhibits in a case this important? >> you are absolutely right. the judge should have given that to them. and clearly that shows a thoughtful process that this jury is beginning with. you know, there has been a lot of predictions about how long this jury is going to take. but, one thing that i would like to point out is that this jury has been sequestered for 15 days. and, they are in a state of animated suspension, if you will. they don't get to read newspapers unless they look like this. >> that's

laura, two things. first, you know, looking at the whole cash money family and then publishing a book. some people might think that is a step up. books unlike music require people to actually read. thoroughly depends on how you look at that situation. as far as al sharpton goes, you know, not to be disrespectful but white people don't to to tell us who our civil rights leaders are and who to look up to. if you think in any way that al sharpton represents the entire gamut who civil rights leaders are and what issues they are focusing on you would be wrong. other civil right leaders in america addressing all the issues that bill talked in his talking points memo around unemployment and education and so on and so forth. i would say to the people who think that little wayne is a problem and is contributing in any way to that that they should look at what their own engagement and involvement is. all of a sudden it's like white people care about black america. because -- >> laura: jasmyne. let me jump in here

laura, two things. first, you know, looking at the whole cash money family and then publishing a book. some people might think that is a step up. books unlike music require people to actually read. thoroughly depends on how you look at that situation. as far as al sharpton goes, you know, not to be disrespectful but white people don't to to tell us who our civil rights leaders are and who to look up to. if you think in any way that al sharpton represents the entire gamut who civil rights leaders are and what issues they are focusing on you would be wrong. other civil right leaders in america addressing all the issues that bill talked in his talking points memo around unemployment and education and so on and so forth. i would say to the people who think that little wayne is a problem and is contributing in any way to that that they should look at what their own engagement and involvement is. all of a sudden it's like white people care about black america. really? because -- >> laura: jasmyne. let me jump

laura's law is a tool, only a tool that may help. for whoever can help, and thank god they don't to have go through the other part. i would say the same thing as this officer said is that some people can't help themselves. the not civil to sit here and watch people lose their lives. i can tell you that. i have been in groups for 4-and-a-half years. i have heard many family members. their children are losing their lives, families are in severe stress. we have to find something else. not our 51/50, not our 52/50s. we are waiting for people in crisis before we do it. thank you, eduardo i want to give you a chance to elaborate on it. we heard basically that one of the basic symptoms of a person with severe illness is that they can't recognize that they are mentally ill. how do you deal with that when you approach someone that they don't think they are sick? >> let me reframe it. what do you do about, if i asked you if you were mentally ill and you say no and that actually becomes a way of diagnosing you as mentally ill, doesn't that pres

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning laura and jon, of course to you at home. getting into the last few days of july and temperatures are going to tumble. going in the opposite direction you might normally think. 59 degrees to start in sunnyvale. 57, good morning to you in livermore. wheel have your full forecast in a few moments. first want to check that drive. >> good morning, good morning. as you would imagine, the san mateo bridge moving smoothly. we'll look west. you can make out the high-rise lights across the bay as well. the map shows you not a lot of construction on the roads. that's pretty typical of a monday morning on a sunday. we have a little slowing that shows up north 280. reports of a small brush fire off the on-ramp. we have fire crews heading out there. we're tracking it as well. i have seen slowing pop up in the last few through downtown. i'll track this for you. send it back to you. >>> 4:31. the faa taking action in t

laura bertoni. thank you for being with us. we will see you next week on mow he sayic, -- mow he say i can -- "mosaic." i am vickie evans. . >>> welcome to bay sunday. i am your host frank malico, and if you are on the run, some inside into the blood 10 world of celiac disease and a comeback story that is a best selling book. >> go to cbssf.com. le and we will get you the social media. we begin with a woman. that came from a very he musical family. the sister of larry, rudy and steve. the gatlin brothers. she sank with her brothers for years -- sang with her brothers for year and now she is a hall of fame speaker and inspiring others to live the life they

or aether stone or laura perkins lived in that the downstairs apartment had or had two children laura had basically an adopted child from a previous relationship that would sometimes stay with her there two on the night in question they'd been arguing since three four o'clock in the afternoon until two morning just constant arguing while constantly drinking everybody knew that had their head shot laura the question was always going to be what are the circumstances was this a case of an abused woman protecting herself or was this a case of an angry woman killing a girl for. as a status interrogation begins at six in the morning just a few hours off to the murder left on a domain takes have a stone to the room set aside for the purpose a cold stock room which meets police standards. so this is the interview room that we spoke to had the stone that morning heather was seated here. our camera was behind this this window right here. today behind bars seven years on with short hair and looking tired she's barely recognizable. admitting she had not acted in self-defense. remarkably video of

or aether stone or laura perkins lived in the downstairs apartment heather had two children laura had basically an adopted child from a previous relationship that sometimes stay with her there two on the night in question they'd been arguing since three four o'clock in the afternoon until two morning just constant arguing while constantly drinking everybody knew that had their head shot laura the question was always going to be what are the circumstances was this a case of an abused woman protecting herself or was this a case of an angry woman killing a girl for. other students interrogation begins at six in the morning just a few hours off to the left on a dome and takes have a stone to the room set aside for the purpose a cold stock room which meets police standards. so this is the interview room that we spoke to heather stone that morning heather was seated here. our camera was behind this this window right here. today behind bars seven years on with short hair and looking tired she's barely recognizable. admitting she had not acted in self-defense. remarkably video of the interrog

good morning, courtney. >> good morning, laura. futures are sharply higher on the back of commerce fed chairman ben bernanke who says interest rates will likely stay low for a long time. he says the economy needs the fed's help as growth is being held back by higher taxes and budget cuts. we'll get data today on unemployment and import prices. stocks ended mixed on wednesday. the dow slipping eight to 15,291, the nasdaq rising 16 to 3,520. >>> get ready for sticker shock at the gas pumps. experts say retail prices should soon follow the jump on the wholesale market. prices are 30 to 61 cents a gallon higher than two weeks ago due to higher crude prices and peak driving season. the national average for regular unlead unleaded, in san francisco gas is at 4:05, a little higher in san jose at $3.94. >> what a bargain. thank you, courtney. >> still a little painful. 4:44 right now. christina loren, are we going to be feeling pain or feel good outside? >> natural ac. so pocket what you're going to keep for that gas money from what you're

. >> laura, why don't you pull that out and show everyone? that's a 100-foot hose. >> all right, i think it's pretty amazing that a hundred feet of the flex-able hose are all inside of this coffee can, and as brian mentioned, nothing was sticking out the top and as you can see also, there's nothing squished inside. >> right, and regular rubber hoses, they don't change their size, and that can cause a problem. >> they sure can. but the flex-able hose expands up to three times its length and contracts small enough so that even a 25-foot hose can fit inside this tiny coffee can. >> that's why it's the only hose you'll ever need. debbie, do you believe that's a 25-foot hose we've put in a small size coffee can like this? >> i cannot believe you did that, but seeing is believing. the hose is in there. >> dixie, you're so tiny. >> well, that's why i love this little flex-able hose. it's the perfect thing for me. it's the perfect tool around the yard, around the house, the driveway, the pool. i just love it. >> now, this is a 100-foot hose that weig

laura's law is a tool, only a tool that may help. for whoever can help, and thank god they don't to have go through the other part. i would say the same thing as this officer said is that some people can't help themselves. the not civil to sit here and watch people lose their lives. i can tell you that. i have been in groups for 4-and-a-half years. i have heard many family members. their children are losing their lives, families are in severe stress. we have to find something else. not our 51/50, not our 52/50s. we are waiting for people in crisis before we do it. thank you, eduardo i want to give you a chance to elaborate on it. we heard basically that one of the basic symptoms of a person with severe illness is that they can't recognize that they are mentally ill. how do you deal with that when you approach someone that they don't think they are sick? >> let me reframe it. what do you do about, if i asked you if you were mentally ill and you say no

to tell us what to expect, we have laura spencer via skype. welcome to show, laura. >> thank you. >> tell us about what this move to hulu means for fans and you guys? >> what it means is that a new audience will be introduced eto "wigs." and unscripted content is unusual so so to move to hulu is going to see a new ide yens and it is sectioned off to 45-minute segment segments and the story has a new life and energy when it is told in that format. >> tell us about the show itself. what is your character about? >> well, vanessa is a super saucy and comedic character. >> the show follows jan primarily in the different relationships that she is involved in. it is just about finding her place in her career as well as just trying to figure out life in general. >> pretty exciting stuff. >> what was it like for you the sign on to do something that was initially a web series? >> honestly, this entire process didn't feel any different from a tv show. the level of the people involved are all so unbelievably professional and have been doing this for years

laura. >> one to continue to watch. thank you very much. >>> also on the international scene, some mixed messages coming out of south africa this morning surrounding the health of nelson mandela. documents filed in a court case concerning another matter regarding three of mandela's children say the former south african president faces, quote, impending death and is being kept alive by a breathing machine right now. however, south africa's president said yesterday mandela remains in critical but stable condition. this morning you can see well wishers out there. they released balloons over the hospital where mandela is being treated. he was admitted about a month ago to the hospital back on june 8th suffering with a reoccuring lung infection. >>> bolivia's president threatening to close the u.s. embassy in his country this morning saying the u.s. pressured european governments to stop his plane from flying through their airspace. at the u.s. consulate in santa cruz, demonstrators threw red paint on the walls and burned im

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do have some breaking news in richmond where firefighters are on the scene of a deadly house fire. the fire started just before 2:45 this morning on 21st street near roosevelt avenue. we have a crew on the way to the scene and will bring you any new live pictures and new information throughout the morning. >>> also new this morning, those june employment reports, the numbers are out, just released here. employers adding a total of 195,000 jobs. unemployment remaining unchanged at 7.6%, but those numbers are pretty good. the job increase actually more than economists had predicted. business and tech reporter scott mcgrew will go in depth on all these job numbers throughout the entire morning and we'll have him along to tell you about it. >>> good news for b.a.r.t. riders. starting this afternoon trains will be up and running once again. striking workers have agreed to temporarily end their strike despite not having agreed to a new contract. christie smith joins us with new details o

or aether stone or laura perkins lived in the downstairs apartment heather had two children laura had basically an adopted child from a previous relationship that sometimes stay with her there two on the night in question they'd been arguing since three four o'clock in the afternoon until two morning just constant arguing while constantly drinking everybody knew that had their head shot laura the question was always going to be what are the circumstances was this a case of an amp used a woman protecting herself or was this a case of an angry woman killing a girl for. other students interrogation begins at six in the morning just a few hours off to the murder left in a dome and takes have a stone into the room set aside for the purpose a cold stock room which meets police standards. so this is the interview room that we spoke to the stone that morning heather was seated here. our camera was behind this this window right here. today behind bars. with short hair and looking tired she's barely recognizable. admitting she had not acted in self-defense. remarkably video of the interrogation

laura's law is a tool, only a tool that may help. for whoever can help, and thank god they don't to have go through the other part. i would say the same thing as this officer said is that some people can't help themselves. the not civil to sit here and watch people lose their lives. i can tell you that. i have been in groups for 4-and-a-half years. i have heard many family members. their children are losing their lives, families are in severe stress. we have to find something else. not our 51/50, not our

at sfo, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> all right, laura, thank you. >>> this is one of the two chinese students who died in the crash. 16-year-old wan linjia was on her way southern california for summer camp. she was part of a youth group of chinese high schoolers who were also planning on visiting cal and ucla. she was sitting in the back of the plane when it crashed. on her social media page, wang wrote a message to her friends on friday just a day before that flight saying simply go. her parents learned the devastating news through a phone call from san francisco. this photo shows them being comforted by parents of students at the school in china as they gathered to learn news of their children. >>> in another major development today, one of the two girls killed in that crash may have been run over by a rescue vehicle on the tarmac. the chronicle quotes fire chief joanne hayes white as saying the truck was racing to the scene of the crash when the girl was struck. it's not known whether the girl died from injuries in the plane crash or being hit b

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony checked in today. laura? >> i've learned negotiations just wrapped up and a positive sign, really. no one is watching negotiations more closely. the riders depend on bart to get around. negotiators for bart return to the bargaining table this morning back in the same room for the first time in about a week. this after two sides agreed to extentd their current contract 30 days so they can iron out differences. so far there has been some progress on some minor issues but still there is a long way to go. >> union prepared to negotiate as i said, 24 hours per day. if we can achieve an agreement it takes two parties to negotiate. >> a union is taking issue with the fact the lead negotiator will be unavailable. bart claims there will be plenty of negotiating time avoiding another strike lost a fair amount of income after last week's walkout. >> they hope to reach an agreement. >> yes. >> riders and those who relie on cars are also hoping for a speedy resolution. >> i just hope it does get worked out. it's been hour

at sfo, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> all right, laura, thank you. >>> this is one of the two chinese students who died in the crash. 16-year-old wan linjia was on her way southern california for summer camp. she was part of a youth group of chinese high schoolers who were also planning on visiting cal and ucla. she was sitting in the back of the plane when it crashed. on her social media page, wang wrote a message to her friends on friday just a day before that flight saying simply go. her parents learned the devastating news through a phone call from san francisco. this photo shows them being comforted by parents of students at the school in china as they gathered to learn news of their children. >>> in another major development today, one of the two girls killed in that crash may have been run over by a rescue vehicle on the tarmac. the chronicle quotes fire chief joanne hayes white as saying the truck was racing to the scene of the crash when the girl was struck. it's not known whether the girl died from injuries in the plane crash or being hit b

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. today ntsb investigators will return to the crash scene. this morning families of the victims are on a plane from china headed to the bay area. marla tellez has new information on the two girls who died. christie smith is at san francisco general hospital which is treating the most victims this morning. >> we start things off with bob redell and the latest on that investigation. he's live right by that scene. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon and laura.

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first check the tuesday morning forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning laura and jon. good morning at home. we have a crisp start to the day. you'll probably notice you have to throw an extra blanket on the you're still in bed. this is a good sign of a cooler afternoon ahead. we'll hold on to this beautiful late july weather. i'll let you know how long it's going to last and when that summer returns all in your seven-day. first let's check your drive and say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. folks, look at this beautiful view crossing over into san francisco. you see the towers over there and the city lights. that's a nice easy drive with the taillights and headlights across and the close section in the near portion of your screen. we'll look at the map and straighten it out for you. no problems, just looking at the taillights in the direction of the arrow towards san francisco and an easy drive westbound at 24. east shows slowing around highway

other planes laura made these wounds when she stabbed. in fact it's a story suggested by joyce a friend she called just after the shooting joyce also helps have a change the location of the crime to add weight to her assertion she acted in self defense. put reins on him punched me in the face and then i cut my leg. we thought that would. get me so i would go to jail for. good leverage or. was able to build a new most sophisticated. fortunately doesn't sound anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only dot com. the speed. with. all. the good. will. come out of my mind i'm a fairly. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. clearly. was telling. the police heather to provide more details and she falls into this trap when she tries to act out the scene with. the sure. student like this. i know frank this. just. should stand

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. after debate stretching into the morning, oakland city council giving preliminary approve toll two controversial issues. following a series of demonstrations featuring violence and vandalism, city council giving that approve toll ban specific items including hammers, wrenches, spray paint, slingshots, potentially dangerous items. >> this is just a tool that we can give our law enforcement agencies to be able to remove individuals from the crowd when they do bring, whether it's hammers, bats so forth that would create harm and destruction to our fasts. >> to increase the chances of they're going to be faced with charges of something innocuous like a pen or a pencil or women who have to carry pepper spray, is that considered a weapon if i'm at a protest? nigh i need to get home safely. >> if it gets approval the ordinance would be subject to review after two years. >> shame, shame. >> despite loud disapprovel from protesters earlier, the council approved $2 million grant from the depart

hello, laura. let's get right to that story. weave got a coalition of tech companies including microsoft, facebook and google as well as civil bib berities groups that will send a letter to president obama and congress urging the government to shed more light on the nsa's secret surveillance program. they want to be able to release more information on the requests they get from the government about user's e-mail and phone conversations. the senate appearly struck a deal to lower rates on student loans which doubled earlier this month. the deal would lower rates on government-backed stafford loans to 3.85% through the 2015 school year. rates would be linked to the bond market. so they're expected to climb eventually as the economy is improved. senate is expected to vote on that measure today. meanwhile futures are mixed after stocks posted small gains on wednesday following comments by ben bernanke that while the fed may start cutting back on a stimulus program, an interest rate hike isn't coming. tech stocks could come under pre

thank you, miss laura a, and miss laura will be standing in for me tomorrow. and killing kennedy, moments away. >>> good morning to you. it is july the 26th, and could it be the murder weapon? police releasing brand new pictures of aaron hernandez reportedly holding a gun inside his own home, this as the former patriots teammate tom brady speaks out for the first time about the murder. >>> a fisherman lost at sea for nearly 12 hours lives to tell about it. >> came out and jumped in the water and was we've been looking you for nine hours and i've been looking for you for 12 hours. >> how his boots saved his life. >> that's an interesting one. >> are you waking up after a

. >> good morning to you, john and laura, good morning to you at home. that's right, now we have made it to wednesday, we're done with the showers, we're going to cut your humidity in half for today and we're going to crank that heat as well. so it's still going to be kind of hot but it's really not that bad. we broke the triple digits. good morning bay area, you probably need a little extra time this morning if you're headed down 1, there's some fog out there this morning. 61 right here in san jose, and 67 degrees. your hour by hour forecast works like this, if you want to get outdoors today inland, you have until about noon. you need to start drinking that water and seeking shade, because it's almost dangerously hot and we have that humidity as well. 92 degrees in livermore, 89 degrees in concord, 83 in san jose, these are your true temperatures, it's going to feel about 3 to 5 degrees warmer when you tack on that moisture. i'll let you know when it's not going to be so sticky icky and when that dry heat returns. our first check on the roads. mike, wha

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abc 7 news reporter laura anthony checked in today. laura? >> i've learned negotiations just wrapped up and a positive sign, really. no one is watching negotiations more closely. the riders depend on bart to get around. negotiators for bart return to the bargaining table this morning back in the same room for the first time in about a week. this after two sides agreed to extentd their current contract 30 days so they can iron out differences. so far there has been some progress on some minor issues but still there is a long way to go. >> union prepared to negotiate as i said, 24 hours per day. if we can achieve an agreement it takes two parties to negotiate. >> a union is taking issue with the fact the lead negotiator will be unavailable. bart claims there will be plenty of negotiating time avoiding another strike lost a fair amount of income after last week's walkout. >> they hope to reach an agreement. >> yes. >> riders and those who relie on cars are also hoping for a speedy resolution. >> i just hope it does get worked out. it's been hour

>> why has laura's law be implemented in one small rural county. i think part of the answer is we do have good community services and support in san francisco and we have the best in the country and funded through the mental health services act. do they solve all the problems? absolutely not. do we need more? absolutely. to bring an additional court process that threatens people with enforcement measures and takes away right to self determination is at the core of this. the people that run the program in nevada county. the program that provisions the services, that program is available to people voluntarily. that only 4 people have been treated through the voluntary clause. that service is available to all people. 4 people were involuntary mandated to those services. couple of them succeeded, a couple didn't. the point is that the county where you have a chief of police who meets with the judge, who meets with the department of mental health or the head of the department of mental health have breakfast in their local coffee place. that model can wo

laura? >> all right, thank you very much, melissa. >>> new video just in to our newsroom of last month's deadly building collapse in philadelphia. look at this. the city bus was driving by just as the four-story building came crashing down on this salvation army thrift store. this happened on june 5th. six people were killed, 13 others hurt. the building was in the process of being demolished when it collapsed. police say the man operating the heavy equipment during the demolition had marijuana and also pain killers in his system. he faces a number of felony counts. >>> "the rolling stone" issue featuring the boston bombing suspects hits some store shelves this morning. do you want to read this one? >> yeah, go for it. >> they say they will not carry it, but you may recall the cover features dzhokhar tsarnaev and something "rolling stone" say he looks too much like a rock star. yesterday, new photos of the suspected bomber were released in response to the cover photo under the headline of th

couldn't really explain where she was and where heather was i would excuse me where laura was during this whole violent struggle that apparently ensued so they were skeptical they're also skeptical because the injuries she had were minor scratches to a leg not stab wounds or big slashes but just minor cuts to the way. other claims lauren made these wounds when she stabbed her. in fact it's a story suggested going to joyce a friend she called just off to the shooting joyce also helps have a change the location of the crime to add weight to her assertion she acted in self defense. put rings on him punched me in the face and then i cut my leg. and we thought that would. get me so i wouldn't go to jail. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. time buyers. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max keiser the

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. let's first check the forecast with rob my aida who is in for christina this morning. >> we have a healthy sea breeze reaching southwest at 24 miles county. a pretty mild afternoon, 70s to mid 80s inland. 65 around san francisco and 71 in oakland. now for a look at your friday commute, here is mike. >> we're looking at the san mateo bridge. it's friday, as rob said. light volume expected throughout the morning. right now, of course, 4:31 so we of course have a@ñmx+ light vol here. we'll take you to the tri-valley where we don't have any slowing. this is west 580 and south 680. construction north 680. that's why speeds dip down below 60. not a concern. eastbound we have construction on 580 but still have a freeway open for one of your lanes. there's slowing there obviously. east altamont pass road we got word from chp that all lanes reopened after an overnight deadly crash. we had traffic control until just a few minutes ago. expect a few until all that is cleared. >>> new this mornin

jon and laura? >>> police in union city looking for more possible victims after they arrested a suspected flasher. officials say 27-year-old gonzalez exposed himself to a 14-year-old girl outside niles liquors near dakota road tuesday afternoon. police arrested gonzalez at his home about a mile away after he con fwesed. he also admitted to exposing himself to at least eight people in the area. gonzalez is out on bail this morning. >>> also this morning, hercules police trying to track down two men in connection to a violent home invasion robbery. this one happened just after 10:30 tuesday night at a home not too far from hannah ranch elementary school. police say a woman who lives alone was dragged from her bed and beaten by at least one man who claimed he was, quote, the police. the woman says she also heard a second man in the room as well. police say that pair was able to get through an unlocked window. the victim, she was treated at the hospital for injuries to her face and then released. >>> pe

good morning. >> good morning, laura. futures flat this morning. stocks snapping an eight-day winning streak. markets listening to ben bernanke, testifying before congress about the economy and monetary policy and the big thing everybody watching for, what he says about when the fed may pull back on its stimulus program. also data on housing starts and earnings from bank of america. the dow slipping 32 points to 15451. nasdaq 3598 after losing 9. >>> ford offering free upgrades to hybrid owners to improve fuel economy that people can use with prices rising sky high. offer applies to 2012 ford cmac, fusion, lincoln hybrid. drivers complained the vehicles aren't getting the 47 miles per gallon as advertised. ford will increase the maximum speed cars can be driven in electric mode from 62 to 85. it will make better use of the grill shutters which improve a aerodynamics. >>> google trying to license channels for an internet cable service. google may be trying to beat apple to the punch. apple reportedly working with networks and cable companies on a tv

look for aether stoner laura perkins lived in that the downstairs apartment had or had two children laura had basically an adopted child from a previous relationship that sometimes stay with her there two on the night in question they'd been arguing since three four o'clock in the afternoon until two morning just constant arguing while constantly drinking everybody knew that had their head shot laura the question was always going to be what are the circumstances was this a case of an abused woman protecting herself or was this a case of an angry woman killing a girl for. other students interrogation begins at six in the morning just a few hours off to the murder left on a dome and takes has a stone to the room set aside for the purpose a cold stock room which meets police standards. so this is the interview room that we spoke to the stone that morning heather was seated here. our camera was behind this this window right here. today behind bars seven years on with short hair and looking tired she's barely recognizable. admitting she had not acted in self-defense. remarkably video of the in

. >>> hey, laura i'm in richmond, virginia, standing outside of the redskins training facility. we will take you and show you yu what the fields look likes and video, that included guest appearances of governor robert mcdonnell. that as the news continues.  inside and hernandez is chargede with child endangerment, shent,e left her eight-month-old son in- a car for six hours friday whilh she went to work. she didn't notice that the babea hbabywas in the car until she wo pick up 1 of her other children she rushed the baby to the babyt hospital but the baby did not survive. >>> several witnesses testified aboutse the 911 calls recorded e night trayvon martin was killed we have more from the courthous in sanford, florida.ida. >>> i met jorgie at mortgagemore company. >> reporter: one by one, zimmerman's friends took thefrie stand today. >> do you know whose voice that is in the back ground.. >> yes, definitely, it's jorgie >> how is it that you know that. >> i just hear -- i hear him. m. >> that was a former co-workercr in zimmerman's wife's bestst friend, the defense askin