david dickson faces murder charges for the 1979 death of rachel moncri. >> do they have the wrong guy? >> reporter: family members say dickson recently suffered a stroke and in his 61 years is incapable of murder. >> shocking to believe, you know, this would come up in 30 years. >> reporter: but rosen says dickson's arrest should send the warning to people hiding from the law. >> they should be looking over their shoulders. they shouldn't sleep well at night. because one day, even 32 years later like we recently solved, there's going to be a knock at their door. >> i wait around to get the phone call. >> reporter: in a small way, carla ram feels cold case arrests like dickson's helps heal her own wounds. damian, nbc bay area news. >>> just into our newsroom now, a stanford student is missing in malays malaysia. parents of 22-year-old jacob bome reported him missing six days ago when correspondence stopped. the missing student first traveled to japan in june with a student group of stanford. he later flew to thailand and toured the country for more than a month. bohem was headed to bur

. >> reporter: david dickson was wheeled in court making an appearance in front of a judge.wo days ago he was in a hospital and the mess showed up and arrested him for murder. he just had a stroke. now he can not walk, can not stand up. >> reporter: the district attorneys say in 1979 when he was 29 years old he attacked and killed 50-year-old rachel moncrese. the rv dealership no longer exists. investigators say that her bodiy was found inside of a trailer and had been stabbed 30 times. >> we have blood evidence that puts the defendant to touching the evidence. >> reporter: his family says he lives in richmond and worked as a roofer for 30 years. >> just a hard worker. tried to take care of himself and do anything in the world for the family. just one of the best workers i ever had. >> reporter: the family does not understand why it took the police 30 years to investigate the case. dna testing did not exist back then. there is a huge back up of cases waiting to be tested. >> it does not matter how old a homicide is it is important to solve that crime if any of the people inv

dickson and hair did the war in vietnam. when nixon ended office, there were 500 -- 545,000 americans in vietnam. and we had just gone through the tet offensive, which was a major attack by the vietnamese and we had riots in the streets in this country against the war in vietnam. at the same time, we were the country in which the security of almost every region depended, and nixon felt that even though he had not made the original commitment, he would not abandon the people who in him or her reliance premises had staked their future on corporate and with us, so nixon decided to withdraw from vietnam and to do it it in a way by which the people of south vietnam would be given the opportunity to develop, to choose their own fate. .. their strategy was by opening to china we had benefits. it changed the debate. it showed that nixon would be vilified as being opposed to peace in viet nam have actually large grandiose conception including the whole world and so, at the same time it isolated the vietnamese because it meant that th

i think bob dickson can confirm that he got gray hair dealing with the commissioners who had strong opinions. >> think you could i want to restate the website is www.wart racting.gov. thank you and thank you for your remarks. i thought about what surprised me in this two-year stint. in many ways, there were very few surprises. the outcomes we found were expected. there are a number of causes that have been around for long time. many people know what they argued they are still not getting fixed. but the one thing that did surprise me was that the numbers we're talking about just are not resonating. $30 billion to $60 billion the not sound like much when you say it every day. but in the report, we broke down to $12 million a day that we're wasting. maybe that will make a little bit of difference in the attention of people paid to this. the second thing, as we go through the next couple of years looking at how the government is spending its money, my hope is that we do it smartly. part of the reason we are in the position we are in is because of the meat axe that was taken to the acquisition fo