set a young deputy named jim dupont, to look around. >> by the time we talk to dupont, back in 2008,d be looking at a mystery for most of his career. in fact our own video here, hints at how long we'd be following the story. anyway, dupont was assigned the case way back in 1982. hardly because he was a private pilot, as well as a deputy. so he knew a thing or two about small planes. we and low and behold, in the very spot where twins jimmy john's of the young men had built a fire. >> we indeed found a little firing, and right away i found, what's called a gust lock. >> agus lock? >> it is a bend piece of metal that actually feats into the yoke of an airplane. >> in the fire? >> burnt up in the fire. i'm plus there was some wires, and a jack plug of a microphone jack. and i knew was a mic jack from an airplane. >> so what then? >> actually took that gust doc, and found the 1:50, and indeed it fit the 1:50 that i looked. at >> a 1:50 would be a cessna one five zero. so, did that mean the rest of the system was indeed in the lead just like the officers were saying? dupont reported all o

business for dupont is slowing. stuart: stock is up 6%.ing gop candidate donald trump is not on the ballot. alicia, there's confusion among voters here. explain what is going on. >> reporter: stick with me. it's confusing. donald trump is not on the ballot. that was his choice. nikki haley is on the ballot. also her choice. if she wins today, she will not receive any ballots. she hasn't been here since october. the state legislature moved to a primary system which the nevada gop party opposed and said it would still only have delegate through a caucus which is holding this thursday. candidates may only participate in one of the contests. trump is doing the caucus and haley the primary. alien other republicans have been critical of the $55,000 fee a candidate must pay to be in the caucus and accuse the nevada gop of being in the tank for trump. >> we've not spent a time or ounce of energy on nevada. we decided we would not be $55,000 to a trump entity, to participate in a process that was rigged for trump. >> everybody has equal opportunity

france are without antoine dupont — he's decided to focus on sevens rugby ahead of the paris olympicso life afterjonny sexton, who has now retired. he's been replaced as captain by peter 0'mahony. every opportunity you get to play for ireland is huge, but this one seems particularly special. that's just for me because under my circumstances, but for the group, big games, big opportunities for guys, big opportunities for everyone of us, you know, to continue ourjourney on. and, you know, what a place to do it. steve borthwick�*s england will be hoping to improve on their fourth place finish last year. fraser dingwall will make his debut against italy in rome on saturday and there is also a first call—up for ethan roots. marcus smith is out injured, so george ford starts at fly—half, as coach borthwick looks to change his sides approach. we have a mix of those experienced players, the senior players and the sponsor are new to test rugby. we want to integrate as quick as we can, get together as fast as we can. i never thought i would be naming five new caps in the 23, but that tells you

that said, they have a very able and adept team who came in during the world cup when dupont was injured least the likes of tbn, i3 tribes in his last internationals which is an incredible record. both teams are missing key players but they have not tinker too much with their world cup squad so it should be a very, very tight encounter.— let's go to 0lly foster now who's in cardiff for us. 0llie, the most important question, is the roof open or closed? you've already told us it is going to be close, but it took a while to come to that decision. its, to be close, but it took a while to come to that decision.— come to that decision. a very pertinent _ come to that decision. a very pertinent question _ come to that decision. a very pertinent question because i come to that decision. a very l pertinent question because we come to that decision. a very - pertinent question because we have had a bit of a who all over this. thankfully the roof is on because it is miserable outside. and it is staying on. yesterday, remember both teams have to be in agreement for the roof to be on. wales are is p

he's going after dupont. michigan in particular is very important. politically, it is a state that the democrats have lost when some grant against hillary clinton bye didn't barely broke it, but now we are actually losing according to penny and pulls. so he's trying to or they are trying and memory to come to read this controversy. again, to become a big deal to become and indeed that's exactly what the bought. i mean by that himself, me, department, when this the middle of the city do the trying to still put diversity and benefits of it in various ways including financially, in terms of donations. and that's what, what this is very dangerous because there's so many n t was slim tax and to our attention the united states right now, as reported by peer d and d, r of the american anti discrimination. for many, it's a committee of, even though it's so is it that they have been facing read to attach the most names, and are you into this time that actually do what it is? range, ramsey, how so many of these western

france are without their star player antoine dupont, because he's preparing for sevens rugby at the parisor an assortment of reasons, with only italy's michael lamoureux still in place. all sorts of space out wide for england. his side start against england, the world cup semifinalists now led byjamie george. like any six nations post—world cup, it's always an exciting time with lots of new faces and lots of opportunity to make things feel different. and, you know, we saw that after both world cups, really. you know, we've had good success there, and, you know, i guess our responsibility is to hit the ground running. scotland, meanwhile, face wales in cardiff, where the scots haven't won for 22 years, but then, the six nations is always a chance for history. after ireland's triumph last year, that famous trophy is very much up for grabs. andy swiss, bbc news, marseille. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. it is going to get even milder over the next few days. we have strong atlantic winds blowing across the uk, there will be more flocks of birds stuck in that wind

the best thing is that the dupont sounds familiar with bush intern as a person for, for the other one, which will measure them to me in this book oakum the. what else is in the else kia, tungsten level for somebody to claim a personal donors of waste? conflicts in place like this, compiled to claim or medical products, tentative or do the boxing can use this when we able to go through when the, these, these things are getting close to the idea and that's, i mean, but i think just because she asked me that i was confront, i'd say it was pushing him a license that i me get the the easy but which has stung by shy group only. i've seen a few de continued with for this to this new york or i kid his daughter soon, that i've always thought of glorious enough that could age. so the can suck over to the federal reserve is a global financial pyramid supported by a huge bureaucratic machine that it created itself. the deep state which lobbies constantly increasing us smoke desk which legit state as any from physical spittle of bonuses, imo union. but jump with them, those us missed that. i take

france are without their star player, antoine dupont, because he's preparing for sevens rugby at the, with only italy's michele lamaro still in place. his team start against england tomorrow. the world cup semi—finalists have never lost to italy. advantage to wales... while scotland face wales in cardiff, where the scots haven't won for 22 years. but then the six nations is always a chance for history. after ireland's triumph last year, that famous trophy is very much up for grabs. yes, remember that ireland actually won the grand slam last year and if they can beat france tonight they will fancy their chances of winning it again. it should be some atmosphere here in marseille, nearly 70,000 fans expected and kick—off is at eight your time. thank you. queen camilla has been tapping into her inner strictly fan today, meeting up with dancers including strictly starjohannes radebe, on a visit to the royal voluntary service in cambridge. and after being given a pair of her own tap shoes, she confessed the gift might come in handy. i would love to do it because i've always wanted to tap d

are now paralyzing and terrifyingua people in our nation's capitallt now, usually safe and vibrantn dupontthrown intoa chaos after a shooting.si a separate incident, two man randomly stepped outside of a southwest d.c. safeway. a moving from stabbings to carjackings, which are major problem in d.c., adding to ay string of them when deadly in ten hours including former trump official who was shot in the head in broad daylight. but d.c. attorney general says enforcing the law, well, not the answer. >> we as a city and communityeni need to be much more focused on prevention and surrounding young people and their families with resources. c if we want to be safer in the long run. we cannot prosecute and arrest our way out of it. it.sk >> laura: let the guy wearing the mask who is keeping safe. detroit hermans management center, commander, you teach people how to protect themselver trump official and this is such a heartbreaking story. he wasrivi driving on k street,y busy, well traveled seemingly safe area of d.c., ninth street and k street, ninth and k. stop to -- it's shot him in they head to

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usually safe and vibrant dupont circle was thrown into chaos after a shooting and in a separate incident men were randomly stabbed outside of a southwest d.c. safeway. and moving from stabbings to cash jackings which is a major problem in d.c., adding to a string of them one deadly happened in a span of less than 10 hours including a former trump official who was shot in the head in broad daylight. but d.c.'s attorney general says enforcing the law he, well, not the answer. >> we as a city and a community need to be much more focused on prevention and surrounding young people and their families with resources. if we want to be safer in the long run. we cannot prosecute and arrest our way out of it. >> laura: guy wearing the mask on the left keeping himself safe. joining me the founder of detroit urban survival training threat management center. commander, you teach people have to protect themselves. this former trump official and this is such a heart breaking story. he was driving on k street, very busy, well traveled, seemingly safe area of d.c. on ninth street and k street. ninth and k

altria, tyco, even dupont. of these break-ups over the years and they generally produce long-term gains because wall street likes smaller more straight sfard companies that are easier to get your head around. think about carrier, otis, the old united technologies. maybe the executives see the ability to create value and they want it on themselves or maybe the stock's run just a bit but they don't think the run is over because they recognize how much better the business will be once it's broken up. for me buying after a big rally can certainly feel a little reckless and even lazy. most investors are smart enough to wait for a pullback before they pull the trigger. but insider buying after a decent not run tells me one of the people who knows the business best doesn't believe there will be a pullback. and there's nothing more bullish than that. sure ideally you want to wait after the stock sells off after the insiders have boug but that's the best of possible worlds it doesn't happen that often i've seen it happe

dupont's cut entirely in china, which helped cause one of the worst pronouncements of the year.s in china but the doors could be over because of export restrictions imposed by the government because we don't trust china to give the nvidia cards to the military, because that's what they were going to do. weasels and procter & gamble today to right size position. why? china. it is a never-ending source of pain for companies. what's china's government's response right now? simple, manipulate the stock market how to get rid of the ugly stain of 2015, 2016, when china had a bear market. they made it very difficult to sell by actually hammering the sellers. say they follow the same playbook, it's a short-term banning that long-term the market has done nothing since they tried to pelagius as a matter of government policy. if china put raconian pressure on the sellers then the market will definitely get a short- term bounce. it did the last time and the government gives them a go ahead to sell maybe they can actually put some of that newly created capital into something other than empty

johnny sexton the irish legend is retired and now antoine dupont for the french concentrating on thempics on the seventh. we will see how that goes. many people at the beginning of this great championship with stretches across six weeks are already saying this is a possible championship decider in marseilles. , a possible championship decider in marseilles. . , , marseilles. some crackers between those two at _ marseilles. some crackers between those two at fifa _ marseilles. some crackers between those two at fifa we _ marseilles. some crackers between those two at fifa we will _ marseilles. some crackers between those two at fifa we will have - marseilles. some crackers between those two at fifa we will have morei those two at fifa we will have more of the same tonight, england the sense and they will have played in wales will be taking on scotland, behind you, with the roof closed? it was going to be open because the scotland head coach said he wanted it open, both sides have to agree whether it is open or shut. wales wanted to check, towns and said no, it will be open. that misse

france are without their star player, antoine dupont, because he's preparing for sevens rugby at theith only italy's michele lamaro still in place. his side start against england. the world cup semifinalists now led byjamie george. like any six nations post—world cup, it's always an exciting time with lots of new faces and lots of opportunity to make things feel different. and, you know, we saw that after both world cups, really. you know, we've had good success there. and, you know, i guess our responsibility is to hit the ground running. scotland, meanwhile, face wales in cardiff, where the scots haven't won for 22 years. but then the six nations is always a chance for history. after ireland's triumph last year, that famous trophy is very much up for grabs. andy swift, bbc news, marseille. it was disappointment for teenager luke littler on his premier league debut as he lost in the semifinal. the 17—year—old was beaten by michael smith in a deciding leg in cardiff. he did gain some revenge on the world champion luke humphries earlier in the evening to make it to the last four. smit

dupont high school. he was a basketball and track star. he attended the university of north carolina chapel hill. he went to the university of virginia law school. he worked here in washington as an attorney before returning home and joining potter anderson and carune, a firm he served as chairman. he mentored -- david mentored junior associates and championed the firm's ranks of female lawyers. one said david made everyone feel heard, seen, and valued. through an incredible lifelong commitment to pro bono work and. mr. coons: jeanine said that david was skilled at high-level vision setting and equally skilled at sweating the details of specific causes an cases. he was always ready to greet the staff at dbls with a hug or encouraging word and to give them his undivided attention. david was also chair of planned parenthood of delaware, chair of the combined parent for justice, a board member of the delaware historical society. in fact, he helped champion the creation of the historic mitchell center for african american heritage at our histo

down on dupont circle in washington.e had a meal for them, they're eating together, drinking together, no the when they're eating. long story short, because these older men had moral authority and social trust of the kids, they listened to them and the kids said, no one ever asked us to be peaceful. but because of this mentorship and this trust that they had, they were able to shake hands and the housing authority director was there and they were hired to restore and remove graffiti, plant grass and rebuild the community that they were destroying. and as a consequence, for 12 years we didn't have a single crew-related murder in this community and these young men became mentors to the younger kids and football coaches. and so this benning terrace was profiled on public television. this is an example of when you go into the community suffering a problem and you harness these healing agents that are in the community, provide them and some of these young with money so they can work full time at mentors, then we put them in s

they're missing, uh, antoine arguably is antoine dupont, who arguably is the best in the world the besth he would have made that much difference, to be honest. as great he is, ijust difference, to be honest. as great he is, i just think the great as he is, i just think the irish were so good. uh so, i mean, you can't imagine them slipping home italy slipping up at home to italy this and, the rest of this week and, uh, the rest of the tournament, the of the the tournament, the rest of the teams tournament need to, teams in the tournament need to, uh, their ideas. uh, need to buck up their ideas. or could be on the end of a or they could be on the end of a hammering as well. >> look, george, thanks very much it's much indeed forjoining us. it's great hear your observations great to hear your observations on hope will be on what we hope will be a thrilling match later today. we're 445, of we're underway at 445, of course, twickenham. thank you. >> yeah, it should be interesting. it'll be interesting. it'll be interesting. mind can interesting. mind you. can we move from from rugby? yes mov