Bumping up
and providing the link to full presser you were looking for, Kat..
At about 1:43 in the tape Hawke is asked about CPS visit in December. She states several times that TPD will make no comment on the nature of the visit and makes it clear the press will need to contact the spokepserson there.
At about 6:00 in the tape Hawke is asked about TPD calls to the residence. This is where she makes her minor or
minimal in nature statement-- [that NBC mistook for a comment on CPS in their report.] c'mon media!
Full presser from May 17, 2012
http://www.tucsonnewsnow.com/category/179377/video-center
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Thank you so much for you post, Kat.
Prof,
I'm so grateful that you were able to listen to the briefing and give times for the statements about which calls were minor. I normally go to KVOA for briefing videos. That's where I watched this live on Thursday. Now their video is very short (no q/a portion) while other previous briefings are still full length. I tried your link and it initially brings up a video on a different subject. I'm sorry. I don't know what to search on after I get to this site? I don't understand why this seems so hard to find?
I also want to mention one other point on this subject. The original source I found describing the CPS call as minor was the Today Show. IMO, if the Today Show is the primary source of a comment, it might be a good idea to do a little verification.
After the exclusive interview with Sergio and Becky, and then the surprisingly calm 911 voice of Sergio, the Today show seems to now report more information than other sources. It's usually right after a briefing and it may be a conclusion that could be drawn from LE's words, but not a statement that LE has released publicly. Maybe they're trying to recover after what some feel was "kid glove" questioning of the parents.
It's possible that the Today Show actually has a source (leak) in TPD. But since LE seems to be trying to control the information release so carefully, it would be surprising if they're giving exclusives.
I noticed a different Today Show reporting example after the 5/14 briefing and 911 tape release.
http://video.today.msnbc.msn.com/tod...26268#47426268
The next morning, the Today show said law enforcement sources had told them that there was "nothing to support a stranger abduction". Since the family hadn't been eliminated, I guess that might be a possible conclusion. But LE was still firmly stating that they hadn't eliminated any possibilities. The "nothing to support a stranger abduction" phrase soon made it's way around the internet.
On a totally unrelated subject, I think the family room seems to be the most reasonable assumption for SC's reference. The living room doesn't share a wall with Isa's bedroom. People may refer to a family room as the living room because it's part of the main "public' space. IMO, they wouldn't be as likely to say that about the den because it's much more closed off and separated.