hands were used to strangle her. >> if it's a large surface like a forearm pressing against a neck or a large just flat of the hand pressing against the neck, you're going to get bruising. >> significant internal bleeding told medical examiners rachel was still alive when she was thrown from the bridge. >> the victim had blood spatters on the side of her face, and it wasn't consistent with a fall from the bridge. >> two broken fingernails made it clear she tried to defend herself. the cause of death was blunt force trauma, a skull fracture. >> the fracture extends from one ear canal to the other ear canal. >> rachel's car, a battered, old lincoln, was in the parking lot of divas, the gentlemen's club where she worked. >> there was food and money strewn about in the car, which led us to believe that her demise was not a result of a robbery. >> fellow dancers told police that a former cook, 26-year-old jason woods, had been bothering her. >> he seemed to have somewhat of a fixation or obsession towards rachel, where he actually told people that rachel was his girlfriend. it wasn't true,

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students have been charged with commission of a hate crime, and battery accused of locking a chain on a neck and writing an "n" word on a dry erase board. >> i hope he shows us he wants to see change on the campus ask cares about the climate we're living in. >> the membership is a mystery. the president is two weeks past his own deadline to name them. task force is include campus representatives. including experts and members. >> my hope is that we're going to have recommendations that are reasonable, doable and effective. so that a message gets sent to everyone who is anything to do with san jose state they understand this is serious by. >> a leading critic hopes task force recommendations will be leading to positive change. >> i believe task force is going to uncover a lot of hidden information that people are trying to brsh under the rug. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> been another jump in flu deaths sorry to say. bay area, santa clara county health officials confirmed two more people died from the flu. that brings total number of flu deaths in the bay area to 35. you can see all of our co

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after signing a five-year $90 million in 2011, manning went under the knife for a neck injury. the quarterback who never missed a game went out for the season. and as manning was nearing the $28 million bonus. >> i will leave the colts with nothing but good thoughts and gratitude. >> this is not an unemployment story. manning joined the broncos with a $96 million deal. >> i'm excited to begin the next chapter of my career with the broncos. >> and the broncos got what they paid for. a trip to the super bowl for the first time in 15 years. >> that guy is pretty good if you like 6'5", 230 pound quarterbacks. >> you don't have to be a football fan to get your fill of peyton. ♪ football on your phone >> commercials for directv and oreo and sprint and buick. >> i appeared in over half of america's television commercials. >> the quarterback brings home $13 million in endorsements a year. add that to the $18 million, number 18 makes on the field, that's $31 million. making manning the eighth highest earning athlete in the country. >> move. get away. >> and manning doesn't keep that weal

the inflatable device is like a neck brace. right around his head. his head is above the surface, but the rest of his body buried. >> this must be so miserable for this guy. snow is packed around you and you can't move. >> and this takes quite a while. this video we're watching is sped up. other guys coming in, lending a hand. this guy gives a thumbs up there. they're starting to make some progress, but even still, look where his legs are. you think his skis are still attached. not so easy where he can whip his legs out. he has his skis buried too. the urgency is there, even though he can breathe. his buddy is trying to get out of this tomb of snow. has to be crushing on your chest. now you're seeing how big that inflatable device is. it goes around his neck and almost down to his waist. it would create a big cell around your head if you were completely covered. >> a hole. >> yeah. right here, you can see him stand up, all is well, no injuries from this guy. on these conditions, on had this type of mountain with brand-new snow, important to be prepar

a flight attendant had a neck injury. we found a couple photos that were tweeted out today. it's quite a mess. debris scattered about the cabin. people were bashing their heads. hug gage luggage and other stuff were flying out of the aisle. it was more violent than a roller coaster and it was going on for two minutes. we reached out to the passengers who tweeted photos and other passengers, we hope to hear back from them soon. reporting live, kpix5. >> there was also a scare in the air over billings, montana, of all places. the united airlines plane from denver dropped without warning mid flight yesterday. severe turbulence sent passengers flying through the cabin. four people were injured, including one flight attendant who is recovering in icu. >> one woman, she flew up and her head knocked out on an upper panel on the ceiling and there was a woman behind us. it was calling for her baby. >> the baby was okay. the flight landed safely in billings. the airline and ntsb are investigating. >>> here's a live look at demonstrators throughout the night in a fiery standoff that le

the inflatable device is like a neck brace it's around his head, his head is above the surface but therest of his body buried. >> snow is packed around you and you can't move. >> this takes quite a while because this video that we're watching is sped up. other guys coming in lending a hand. the guy gives a thumbs-up right there and they are starting to make progress but even still look where his legs are and think his skis are still attached. it's not easy where he can lift his legs out because he's got his skis that are buried, too. the urgency is there even though he can breathe his buddies try to get him out of this tomb of snow. >> got to be crushing on your chest. >> now you can see how big the inflatable device, it goes around his neck and almost down to his waist. >> and it would create a big cell around your head if you were completely covered. >> an air hole. >> right here you can eventually see him stand up. all is well. no injuries. >> fantastic. >> in these conditions and the brand-new snow it's important to be prepared, you're glad the guy this thing. >> it will save your

initiative by police during a speech to the guinness said the parents of nature the government and a neck like a big chance the last three years. it is successfully reach some might just need to come. a package on the tokyo touches down in time. coffee from africa achieved overnight found that it was in france. smart cars manufactured in europe. i spotted cruising the streets of ancient and ever increasing speed communication transportation and technology. all neighbors in this interconnected. a world that is facing challenges from isis justice of virus can spread so panic prices from one country to the next saving the world. no one deceive you on top of finance agenda is the world's economic health the challenges remain. there is hope. international cooperation and partnership and the right mix of economic policy to create the opportunity the sharks education and investment in the future. shanley of the ancient each contributing to help with the ball. in the world. also on the wet and meets the network's da door a i. second he has new let's start. sth. i am. i was. only when you're the o

have philippe polk this is during one of his test runs, he's got a very strong helmet on and also a neck brace. he's going to need both of them right here. >> oh! >> oh! >> face plant hard. >> that makes my head hurt. >> apparently he said he went a little too slow on that wall ride section. let's break it down. first of all, some course marshal goes right in front of him, see that guy in the orange vest, that could be what slows him down. >> yeah, i blame him. >> up on the first ramp it goes up off a vertical wall. look where the landing ramp is way down there. basically you need to defy gravity and ride on a wall and manage to put that together and he doesn't quite do it. went right over the handlebars and right down on all that safety gear. >> the helmet took all the impact. gets right back up and he's okay after this heavy hit. >> i think it wasn't that guy at all, it was the two girls at the beginning of the ramp, he was, like, hello, ladies. >> i have to warn you right off the bat this video is very graphic. it took place in italy and that man right there holding what looks like a

the pacers won by 4 to beat the hawks. >> yep. >> i'm thinking about getting a neck tattoo. >> don'tf you do, make sure it's below the collar line because i enjoy working with you. >> see ya. >> back to you. >>> all right, visitors to african animal sanctuaries are used to seeing wild animals roaming free except maybe in a cafe. this is a little different. it's our "play of the day." diner's employees watching as this exceptionally nonchalant female giraffe named perdy just wandered off her normal route and sauntered through the animal park cafeteria near johannesburg. perdy clearly didn't find anything too appealing on the menu and she just casually walks her way back out. >> that is pretty incredible. >> isn't that awesome? man, oh, man, and its neck is really low in there peeking out for some food. >> yes, what are my options here? >> i'll go for the ice cream. sorry. >>> up next, "the pulse" where there is a big brouhaha about the super bowl halftime show. what some eagle-eye fans noticed about the performance. >>> and a model gets so hungry, she decides to eat her purse sort of.

here in silicon alley was taken away in an ambulance and a neck brace. however these types is that these injuries on two series of these things to say that as a proportion of the state is still unclear is whether he's going to participate in his events which qualification begins in two days' time. what it is possible that my most joyful and i'm thankful but that they like to stay with it that meant i walked in the keeping of italy athletes according to those lucky enough to fund sells all the podium with and asked him how it feels to be a champion of whether they fat and salt in the facilities to their liking. the aim of the dhs is fine they did on this awesome in the dummy cause it's really challenging. like one of the best of nice in the season. and the conditions on the hill justin just awesome when it's a challenging new date as any surprise when i say in the district when it extends to. this is going to vote. i really like it though a peep from a really nice and they are a fun disintegrating into a texas court. of course if adjusted some good birds h

to hospital following a training accident here in sochi now he was taken away in an ambulance and a neck brace however his coach says that his injuries aren't too serious and that he's being checked over as a precaution at this stage is still unclear as to whether he's going to participate in his event which qualification begins in two days' time. or if it is cross from keep him on the story paul for now thanks we'll come back in just a bit later stay with us meantime artie's been keeping up with all the athletes of course including those lucky enough to find themselves on the podium we've been asking them how it feels to be a champion and whether they found in the facilities to their liking. it's funny. because it's really challenging like one of the best on his in the season the conditions on the hill. just just awesome when it's so challenging you don't have any surprise when i say. the best should win. this is what it's about really like people really know. a lot of fun the celebrating they like the sport of course and. some good words for sochi just never told us that because i hone

night attendant -- a flight attendant was most seriously hurt with a neck injury and you can see the most less in the -- mess left in the aisles. >>> some people in richmond want the city to fire the man in carjack of the hoe corral -- charge of the localizing authority there. some -- local housing tort there. one man says the situation so bad he has to store his food in the cart in his living room to keep the critters away. a woman says she's often attacked by bedbugs. >> to put a appropriate for me, will -- appoint for me, like -- a point for me, like i said i had to go to the doctor twice. >> they packed the meeting last night to tell the or tour stories and -- horror stories. the head of the housing authority said his department now is on the right track. >>> pot grow houses are setting up shop across the bay area. and is putting neighborhoods at risk. how neighbors can protect their streets and put a stop to the nuisance. >> bear selfies in college students are getting a little too close to bears up in the sierra and one wildlife officials say the bears are the ones in danger. w

a flight attendant appeared to have been most seriously hurt with a neck injury. you can see the mess that was left in the aisles. here's another picture from on board the plane. this kind of thing is one reason they suggest keeping your seatbelts fastened while flying. >>> live images from the ukraine where there are deadly clashes in the capital of kiev. at least 25 people were killed yesterday. hundreds more were injured. cbs news' susan mcginnis explains how tensions between the u.s. and russia are now fueling all that violence. >>> reporter: it's another day of violence in kiev after overnight protests failed to end the fighting. security forces raided the protestors' campsite yesterday using tear gas, stun grenades and water canyons. protestors responded with rocks and mollive to cocktails. the two sides clashed over the future of ukraine. >> this is a direct consequence of u.s.-russian relations both competing for a sphere of influence and also souring in terms of relations. >> reporter: the protests began in november when ukranian president victorian cove

because she had a wire that, around her neck. >> the medical examiner also found a bloody shoe impression on heather's shirt. and what looked like knife wounds on her neck, both were indications the killer tried to subdue her. a rape test kit found no biological evidence of sexual assault. >> one of the things that you try to do as a forensic pathologist is to try to tell the story as best you can of what happened to an individual. in a case like this where there is a savage attack on a young girl, you really want to try to answer those questions. >> in the search for the killer, investigators found a significant clue at the crime scene. the killer put a pillow under heather's head. but there was no blood on the pillow. >> it looked to me like it had been placed there, not a part of the scene. >> and it looked as if the killer knew her. [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about m

, a forearm across the neck. n we'll have reason to ask wayne williams by the end of all of this. it's actually a very simple question. can you kill someone with a choke hold? >> you probably could. you probably could under the right circumstances. >> i know for a fact i could not. >>> when we return, the boy who wanted to catch a killer. >> the body was indeed another victim of atlanta's child killer or killers. >> i just knowed right away it was his body. oh, my god, momma. >> and later, a failed lie detector test. >> it surprised him that he didn't beat that polygraph test. he was convinced he could beat a polygraph test. i'm randy, and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years, but i needed help in quitting smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mo

incredibly, his only injury is a stiff neck. ose call with a bungee cord, this time in thailand, the injuries are far more severe. >> just jump? >> a bungee jumper's cord snaps, hurtling him head-first into a river. this 21-year-old lives in wakefield, england. after securing a degree in economics from cambridge university, he decides to take a well-deserved vacation. >> after graduating, we all thought it would be fun to go to thailand, see the islands, party, have some fun. >> in august 2009, he and his friends head east. after several days of sightseeing, he notices an advertisement for a bungee jumping adventure. >> wow, this looks cool. i'm here, you know, carpe diem and all that. let's go. let's do this. >> along with playing the guitar, speaking italian and salsa dancing, bungee jumping is among his 15 things to accomplish in life. >> i was always someone looking for the next adrenaline rush in some way or another. this seemed like the perfect way to do it. >> his friends had already departed thailand so he decides to go i

those flight cancellations were a problem neck. over to airports across the country. the storm pounded the country all across the northeastern corridor. >> boston took a real hit this time. >> that's right. there is almost about nine inches of snow today and it is still coming down. in many parts of the country, the big dig out has begun. miles, mother nature giving the south then the northeast some/. -- some snow and slush. >> this is crazy. >> as the storm sweeps north, it has left a back breaking clean up in its wake. all the northeast is coded in heavy wet snow. in indianapolis, people dug out from 18 inches. >> one side was not cover, but once i was covered. >> several states have declared snow emergency is. rock salt supplies are running low. after this life. it is covered. if you do not have four-wheel drive, do not be out here. >> the a's set a new record in pennsylvania. i have million homes and businesses were without power. roof of his apartment building was crushed it. >> there is heavy snow. it is not going to collapse. it is the route that was destroyed.

greg gutfield along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and she uses an inch worm for a neckw. it's dana perino. this is "the five." >>> think of the world a a neighborhood. in this neighborhood, there are good neighbors, bad ones, and nuts. we're the best ever, proof, everyone is trying to come over. it's a burden being the best, but it's one we can't relinquish, and the reason we're the best is because we're the deadliest. when our politicians proclaim we're not the world's policemen, this assumes the neighborhood already has one patrolling the globe with radio cars on every

may have put her in some type of wrestling move, like a half nelson, and turned or put extreme pressure on her, which dislocated -- which broke her necky found no evidence of sexual assault. in a search for suspects, joshan's family suggested police interview john hansen, a 60-year-old family friend who lived nearby. >> john was an older gentleman who hung out at the house all the time with us. but in my opinion, he seemed after a while to get too close to the children. he always wanted to be their friend, more so than the friends of an adult. >> within 24 hours of finding joshan's body, investigators went to hansen's trailer to question him, but he was gone. >> we talked to the park manager and some of the neighbors and they said they hadn't seen him in a day or two. >> a background check revealed hansen, a day laborer, estranged from his wife, had no history of violence. >> a 60-year-old man, having teenagers visit the house and hang around, i think it does lead to suspicion as to what is going on. >> while police searched for hansen, criminalists measured for tire impressions found near joshan's body. those measurements and tread p

greg gutfield along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and she uses an inch worm for a neck pillow. it's dana perino. this is "the five." >>> think of the world a a neighborhood. in this neighborhood, there are good neighbors, bad ones, and nuts. we're the best ever, proof, everyone is trying to come over. it's a burden being the best, but it's one we can't relinquish, and the reason we're the best is because we're the deadliest. when our politicians proclaim we're not the world's policemen, this assumes the neighborhood already has one patrolling the globe with radio cars on every corner, but it doesn't. this is why the world's policemen is a dumb phrase. we provide safety and security for the same. if that means having a big, beautiful army that crushes creeps, so be it. it's something we must relish. imagine telling your family that you're planning to cut your home alarm system because you haven't had a break in for months. that's the white house, arrogant enough to predict the future. they put us at risk. for one reason only, to pay for the entitlements enjoyed by those

a custodial touch. he grabbed me by my neck. i'm sorry. i am a man. have to defend myself, gentlemen. >> did the officer order you to place your hands behind your back and submit to hand restraints? >> yes, he did. >> did you comply with the officer's orders? >> no, sir. >> if you had complied with orders, would we be here today? anything else? >> i mean, no. >> no, sir. >> no, sir. >> you need to step out. >>> coming up, richard penn learns his fate. and -- >> he does have an extensive disciplinary history beginning back in 1981. >> a convicted rapist runs into new trouble at santa rosa. . of making an unbeatable truck, good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year. ♪ and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. because an empty pan is a blank canvas. [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. [ woman #3 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. make it delicious with swanson. cozy or cool "meow" or "woof"? exactly the way you want it ... until boom! your

a flight attendant was the most seriously hurt with a neck injury. passengers describe the plane plummetting, turning sideways and violently shaking. you can see from these photos a mess left behind in the plane, the bins flying open, luggage strewn about the aisles. we spoke with one man on board who lives in india but does business in the bay area. he says the turbulence was terrifying. in fact he thought he was going to die. >> extremely scary because it was throwing you up and down, sideways, quite a few people in front of me were thrown up from the seats, a few of them even hitting the ceiling of the aircraft. we had a couple of the baggage bins opening up and the bags flying out. >> reporter: this incident is now under investigation by the japan transport safety board. >> thank you. there were 21 crew members and 321 passengers on the flight. >>> in the ukraine, anti- government protestors have built a barricade in independence square to keep police away following a bloody battle where 25 people were killing including officers yesterday. kpix 5

initiative by police during a speech to the guinness said the parent of a child the government and a neck like a big chance the last three years. it is successfully reach some might just need to come. a package on the tokyo touches down in time. coffee from africa achieved overnight found that it was in france. smart cars manufactured in europe. i spotted cruising the streets of ancient and ever increasing speed communication transportation and technology. all neighbors in this interconnected world that is facing challenges from isis justice of virus can spread so panic prices from one country to the next saving the world. no one deceive you on top of finance agenda is the world's economic health the challenges remain. there is hope. international cooperation and partnership and the right mix of economic policies to create the opportunity the sharks education and investment in the future. shanley of the ancient each contributing to help with the ball. in the world. also on the wet and meets the network's da door the next. it's nice to be counted for a new way of teaching to which he did.

greg gutfield along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and she uses an inch worm for a neckt's dana perino. this is "the five." >>> think of the world a a neighborhood. in this neighborhood, there are good neighbors, bad ones, and nuts. we're the best ever, proof, everyone is trying to come over. it's a burden being the best, but it's one we can't relinquish, and the reason we're the best is because we're the deadliest. when our politicians proclaim we're not the world's policemen, this assumes the neighborhood already has one patrolling the globe with radio cars on every corner, but it

a flight attendant appeared to be the most seriously hurt with a neck injury. passengers described the plane plummeted turning sideways and violently shaking. you can see from these photos that were tweeted out the mess left in the plane once it landed. people talking about the bins flying open and luggage strewn in the aisles. we spoke with one man who was on board. he lives in india but does business in the bay area and he says that turbulence was terrifying. he thought he was going to die. >> extremely scary because it was throwing you up and downside ways. quite a few people in front of me were thrown up from the seats. a few of them even hit the ceiling of the aircraft. we had a couple of the baggage bins opening up and the bags flying out. >> reporter: and it was a boeing 747. this incident is all under investigation right now by the japan transport safety board. live at sfo, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> there were 21 crew members aboard and 321 passengers on that flight. >>> developing right now in ukraine, anti-government protestors have built a barricade a

, restaurants right nearby saying, if people would just apply, i'd love to hire -- >> the guy had a neckem were disabled. >> i'm not laughing at the guy. i'm just saying there is -- if you go to europe, and cradle to grave entitlements, scandinavia, france, holland. there is a sub class of people that say, hey, i'm not going to work. there's not that many of them. here we have a nation of 320 million people, and if you get 20% like that, that's 64 million that you have to support. that's what i'm worried about. >> and the alternative is not let people suffer. before we have the trillion dollar welfare state, we had private charities that were better at saying this guy needs help, this guy needs. >> you'll get an argument about that from the social scientists and social justice people. they'll say the state has to regulate it because regular people can't. that's what obama care's about, is it not? >> yes, but they are wrong. fate should compete with private charities. private charity would do it much better. >> private charity is in business to help people help themselves. not just to giv

. >> this is a neck grabber.hat it does, it ensures that the bottle neck is centered to the nozzle so you don't accidentally crash in between bottles. >> right, okay. >> you could do 60, 70 a minute on this... >> wow! >> without even thinking about it. >> so where do the labels go on? >> after the bottle's been capped--we'll send one through here, and then it's gonna travel down here through the labeling machine, and that will--let me catch that bottle. >> oh, my god. >> whoa, that was awesome! >> oh, my god! [laughter] >> getting this equipment will immediately improve the production by 24 times, which means that they'll be able to produce as many as 30,000 bottles in a single y. we need more business, like, yesterday. >> yeah. >> we better sell more, and if you don't, i'm gonna find somebody who can, 'cause this $180,000 machine is gonna require us to sell about $4 million or $5 million immediately, just to make this thing make sense. thank you very much. >> great. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank y

what we do have is construction causing a bolt neck so you see the yellow extending west of that accident. in san jose, top speeds are 101, aye, clear in all directions. our drive in walnut creek southbound 680, a few extra cars but they are moving along fine and no crashes and no construction. it will take nine minutes from highway 4 to the 24 junction. >>> a new york company hopes to revolutionize the way we get intent and how were we pay for it. the media development investment fund will launch hundreds of low cost satellites to create the outer-net but they have to raise millions of dollars. if successful it could be running by june of 2015 they hope nasa will give permission by september to test the technology on the international space station. it would be free and available to everyone in the world. >> in kansas, a bill proposed by state lawmakers would give school teachers and caregivers more pore we are to spark children. the bill allows parents or anyone given permission to spank hard enough to leave redness or bruising. supporter say kids are losing respect for authority and pa

in high school, he was a clean- cut competitive jock who excelled in baseball and wrestling until a neckr and his hormones led him to acting. >> hoffman: this woman that i was just... had a mad crush on-- woman, girl. she was in high school, walked by the other way. i said, "where are you going?" and she's going, "i'm going to go audition for a play." you know, and kept walking. "i think i'll go, too," and i turned around and i followed her in. and i auditioned for the play, and i got to be with her every day, you know what i mean? it was like, you're a teenager and you have a crush, you know, and then, all of a sudden, it's not about the crush. all of a sudden, you realize you like doing theater and you like being an actor and you like hanging out with these people. >> kroft: over time, he applied the same competitive drive he had with wrestling to grappling with roles on stage and screen, steadily building an impressive resume with a stubborn, single- minded zeal for perfection that he was never entirely comfortable with. >> hoffman: if i don't think i'm doing well, i'm unpleasant. tha

. >> we had a lot of whiplash, neck injuries. it's like a car wreck. >> reporter: if there's a crash that typifies the agony of defeat, it's this, a mainstay of abc's "wild word of sports". bogataj was the skier, we tracked him down in slovenia. would you say it's more dangerous now or 40 years ago? he says the day of his games were much more dangerous. but other athletes i have spoken to say going bigger, higher, faster is an essential part of what the olympics is about. sometimes risk is part of that. david. >>> sure is. >>> our thanks to you. back at home tonight and to another american athlete. michael sam. the all-american defensive end who could make history as america's first openly gay nfl player. now meeting with the very teams that could choose him. ryan smith now. >> reporter: today the nfl combine. football showcased for promising prospects. michael sam ready to focus on football. >> i just wish you guys will see me as michael sam, the football player, instead of the gay football player. >> reporter: speaking out for t

. >> also there's a black jacket across her body with a sleeve tied around her neck and a pair of panties that she was clutching in her right hand. >> she was identified as 18-year-old laura salmon, a local college student. >> her life was stolen. her life was stolen. and in such a horrible way. >> the autopsy revealed lauren salmon died of blunt force trauma to the head. the murder weapon appeared to be the rocks found near her body. >> the blood on those rocks and other material was consistent with her being struck up to ten times in the head with those rocks. >> the medical examiner found evidence that laura had consensual sex sometime before the murder, most likely unrelated to the crime. >> we knew that ms. salmon had been involved in an intimate relationship with someone within 24 or 48 hours prior to her death. there were no injuries that would be consistent with forcible rape. >> on the men's jeans found with laura's body, scientists found semen from a different individual, presumably the killer. earlier that day, laura worked at her cashier's job at kroger grocery store. records

including calling him racist names and fastening a bike lock around his neck. last night, a task force on racial discrimination formed in response to the incident held its first public mtting. the group's chair, retired judge kordell, joined us earlier to discuss what they hope to accomplish. judge kordell, thank you for joining us. just first of all, so we can better understand what happened here, tell me some of the instances, the incidents that happened to this black student. >> we know from the fact finder's report there were a series of incidents that occurred in a suite in one of the dorms, a theme dorm where engineering students were. at least 13, maybe 14 different incidents. everything from giving this student a nickname that was racially derogatory. the name was three-fifths, referring to the government-sanctioned rule in this country, slavery, so every person who's a slave gets counted as three-fifths of a vote, so that was for plantation owners so they could have more votes. there was the race-based nicknames. then they would lock him in a room and t

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students targeted a student with racial slurs, hung up a confederate flag and put a lock on a student's neck. >> we're talking about a well known widely publicized symbol of hatred. that flag is used as a symbol of intimidation. it's used to threaten people. staff never said, wait a second. we need to look at what's going on here, nobody stopped. >> reporter: nobody did investigate or alert authorities quickly. >> we don't know if our staff aren't being trained properly period or they're not being trained properly on african american issues i think that needs to be looked at. >> reporter: some feel there's a campus culture to allow racial intimidations to go unreported. >> a lot of students feel like there's not a lot being done for them. not just african american students all students. >> i think we're all here to see to it that all are taken into account. >> reporter: the next meeting is friday february 21st. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> the napa county coroner has released the body of 3-year-old kayle slecher to her father's family. the girl's mother sarah kruger and her boyfriend are b

students targeted a student with racial slurs, hung up a confederate flag and put a lock on a student's neck. >> we're talking about a well known widely publicized symbol of hatred. that flag is used as a symbol of intimidation. it's used to threaten people. staff never said, wait a second. we need to look at what's going on here, nobody stopped. >> reporter: nobody did investigate or alert authorities quickly. >> we don't know if our staff aren't being trained properly period or they're not being trained properly on african american issues i think that needs to be looked at. >> reporter: some feel there's a campus culture to allow racial intimidations to go unreported. >> a lot of students feel like there's not a lot being done for them. not just african american students all students. >> i think we're all here to see to it that all are taken into account. >> reporter: the next meeting is friday february 21st. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> the napa county coroner has released the body of 3-year-old kayle slecher to her father's family. the girl's mother sarah kruger and her boyfriend are b