elisa found the police officer that was first to the scene. >> i noticed fresh blood, one of the victimsshoes had blood on his shoes and pants legs. he was uninjured so was his brother and sister. we assumed it was the carjacker's blood. >> the carjacker's blood had been collected from the victim's pants. >> i went to the evidence room and i see that the pants were checked out by one of the d.a.'s and not returned opinion i'm like, hello. if they were so sure that john thomson was the carjacker, you would have tested his blood and gone tada, waived your crime lab report around the courtroom. that would have been your nail. i knew that something was going on that was very unscrupulous and deliberate. >> the defense was never told that the blood had been tested. so that revealed quite a bit about the prosecutors that had been handling thompson's case. >> my next move is to go to the crime lab. you can't tip off people who work for the police department that you're on to something naughty. i just go in and go, i need to see this old report, please. the blood type is blood b. >> we were incr

. >> imagÍnate, ademÁs de que me ha apoyado toda mi vida, con mi hija elisa, tener que ir a trabajarrtunidad de despedirse de su mami, y que descansen en paz. >> y admiramos la fortaleza que ella tiene en este momento tan duro, a todos nos toca pasar,le enviamos nuestros saludos a cynthia klitbo, que le quepa la certeza que fue una excelente hija, y su madre una excelente madre, estÁn tratando de darle sepultura a la seÑora, el hermano de cynthia se encuentra fuera del paÍs, estÁ teniendo problemas para entrar al paÍs, pero por supuesto se quieren reunir y vamos a seguir la noticia. >> la madre de cynthia, gracias a dios tuve una madre muy fregona, que quiere decir muy buena onda, y muy linda. >> la vi mucho mÁs tranquila ahora en esas declaraciones, ayer la vimos devastada localmente. - totalmente. >> terminas de alguna manera aceptando el hecho. >> fuerza y a seguir adelante. pero bueno, quieren saber mÁs del cumpleaÑos de william levy, verdad chicas? >> cuÁntos cumple? >> no importa, cada vez se ve mejor. elizabeth le estÁ planeando una fiesta, recuerdan que elizabeth gutiÉrrez es

elisa harrington, abc 7 news. >> so many great stories we're hearing now. a child member of the cast of "patch adams" will never forget the way robin williams made her laugh during a health crisis. >> david louie joins us where that child is all grown up and living and working in the fashion industry. david? >> reporter: that's right, cheryl and dan. this young girl lives here in this neighborhood in san jose, the willow glen district. now of course williams played the lead role in patch adams about an unconventional doctor who treated cancer patients with laughter. well, this young lady did not have to act being a cancer patient because she was one. >> hi. >> hi. >> what's your name? >> cammie. >> reporter: that 7-year-old's real name is cameron, and she was not acting. she was battling cancer in real life, like the other children in the ward. today at age 22, cameron brook stanley is cancer-free. she remember house robin williams cared deeply about the kids in the cast. >> he was such a real person. so when even off the set, when we weren't -- when we wer

elisa you will see. we have a beautiful depiction of that. we have beautiful depictions of the stock-market crash and the hunter. of course the boy who hanged himself, he was hungry. i do think that poverty, especially in the early 30's gets adequate coverage. and it was real poverty. no one denies that people were hungry or that monetary policy was often the early 30's. >> thank you. >> thank you for the wonderful presentation. [applause] [applause] >> now from the roosevelt reading festival david kaiser recounts president roosevelt preparation for american entry into world war two. >> before today. bob clark. the deputy director of the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum. my pleasure to welcome you to this session of the 11th annual roosevelt really festival. as an archivist myself this is one of my favorite events op the year because it is an

see only the israel or the palestinians is winning we the citizens of the full to fool everybody is elisa whoever thinks of peace is the true human being. these patients are lucky to have temporarily escaped gaza to receive the very best in medical treatment many of looking forward to returning to their families. but away is a horrified and devastated community. human rights organizations say goes there is witnessing a humanitarian catastrophe with some branding israel's operation a war crime. is a very small one it's seven you know made. high so it's one point seven million people living in this very small area and still even in this area. every night eighty percent c.b.s. there has been such massive destruction in areas that the israeli military declared a no go zone that covered almost half of gaza's territory we've seen cease fires in the past be held up as justifications when western countries or the israeli military claims that hamas violated the cease fire in the past that has been held up as a justification and a claim that any future civilian deaths would be the responsibility of

como que es un grito desesperado de que estoy aquÍ, ayÚdenme. >> elisa me comentabas ahorita que robines, si a lo mejor... ahÍ podemos sacar un poquito de su estado de Ánimo, Él vivÍa, se sentÍa solo estando rodeado de gente. >> ¿cuÁles son los sÍntomas que podedesctar en las personas que estÁn pasando por esta situaciÓn? >> mira, algo muy importante. cuando tengamos amigos, vecinos o familiares que hablen frecuentemente o que no sea frecuentementesobre el suicidio, tomÉmoslo en serio. unoe los sÍntomas por ejemplo que ya no se arregla como antes, que ya salen a la calle como sea. hay ocasiones que para ellos es tan difÍcil tomarse un baÑo, no es porque sean sucios. es tanta la de presiÓn que sienten o el desencanto por vivir que ni siquiera eso quieren hacer. tambiÉn otra cosa es que ellos comienzan a hablar de una manera distorsionada. o sea, su forma de pensar cognitivamente ya no es racional como antes. y que pasa mucho tiempo por ejemplo solo, ya no quieran ir a ciertos lugares, estar entre familia o estÁn en familia pero tÚ los ves que estÁn allá o esa soledad comienzan a tomar m

ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming hillary rodham clinton and elisa. [applause] thank you so much. thank you so much. >> well. that was very nice. it is great to have you. thank you so much. >> thank you. and thanks to you and brad for running such a great book store. thank you. politics and prose. >> speaking of books, you have had this out for four days now. >> that's right, four, i guess. >> probably lost count because it's one of these cases that was more like when you were secretary. you started your book tour, traveling all over the place, doing interviews, keeping a frenetic pace. but i have to ask you, from the first time i read this book -- and i've read it several times -- i was struck by a kind of light heard -- light heart edness. it deals with serious issues but there's a lighter side. so i'm wondering, as i watched you, you seem like you're having a good time and you have had some tough interviews. >> i am having a good time, in part due to the enthusiasm that i have experienced as i've traveled around in these last couple of days. it's a

in seattle, elisa jaffe. >> beaware. not working with live ebola virus that could kill people. version of the vif russ. interesting. can't replicate itself, can't infect humans either. >> and they point out the fact that, humans can think of more than three dimensional form than a computer. hopefully. possibly fiend the cure out there that might not be done by machine alone. >> video gamers, playing super mario brothers don't tell your mom you're helping solve the ebola outbreak. these are people who can deal with algorithms. >> coming up. tips on home design. and what you should be safgs vi on. stay with us. it's scary. little bit in my eye. [ michelle ] underneath the kitchen table, underneath my work desk, we've got enough to knit a sweater. [ doorbell rings ] zach, what is that? the swiffer sweeper. the swiffer dusters. it's some sort of magic cloth that sucks in all the dog hair. it's quick and easy. pretty amazing that it picked it all up. i would totally take on another dog. [ kevin ] really? ♪ [ kevin ] really? something happens when you giveair.r hair... you get a natu

vez se vuelve un poco mÁs seria, pero hay vida, uno tiene que seguir viviendo, no se puede quedar, elisar cÓmo el ave se acerca al niÑo, y el niÑo sonrÍe, por quÉ? porque le causa gracia el ave, es su primera vez del niÑo. >> siempre uno sonrÍe cuando es la primera vez. >> aparte las carcajadas de los bebÉs. >> no hay una alegrÍa mÁs grande que obviamente poder disfrutar con los niÑos. >> yo me carcajeo, pero el chuponcito no lo suelto. >> cÓmo me encantarÍa que los niÑos se quedaran chiquitos. por alguna razÓn me da Épocas en las que recuerdo tanto la comida de mi tierra... >> la bandeja paisa viene en camino. >> yo se las invito. >> estoy dispuesto a escuchar lo que vas a decir. >> quÉ bueno que estés dispuesta a escucharme, porque no tengo idea de lo que voy a hablar. >> la moda del "selfie", es una locura entre los jÓvenes, pero a veces se sale de control, un padre grabÓ a su hija mientras hacÍa muchas cosas tomÁndose la selfie. el papÁ está ahÍ, y la ella se estÁ tomando "selfies" quÉ divertido. no sÉ qué es peor, las carcajadas de las niÑas, o el hecho de que el padre la estÁ graba

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and i think as elisa has spoken to, our ability to do anything effectively requires a much more granular picture on the ground. frankly we have that picture now. we did not have that picture as early as march or april. >> as expressed, we don't understand why you wouldn't, because you also have signals intelligence, human intelligence, and frankly you had a green light there for eyes in the air once they delivered a letter to the white house, an official question in march of 2014. this doesn't add up, but i will go to dr. ami barra of california. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the witnesses. i think it's disinagainous for us to lay what's happening in iraq as a failure here in america or as a failure of any particular administration here in america. i think our troops did everything twin their power to give iraq a chance. we shed blood, spent billions to give iraq a chance. one of my staff members is an iraq war veteran, a wounded warrior, and, you know, just chatting to him, as veterans all around this country are saddened by what they're seeing in iraq, because they did lo

and the principal deputy, assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs, miss elisa slotkin. >> it's el issa. >> thank you, elissa. >> prior to his current assignment mr. mcgurk served as a special adviser to the national security staff and a senior adviser to ambassadors ryon crocker, christopher hill and james jeffrey in baghdad. he also served as a lead negotiator and coordinator during bilateral talks with the iraqi government in 2008. since july 2013, elissa slotkin has been performing the duties of the principal deputy under secretary of defense for policy. previously limiss slotkin worke at the state department and served on the national security council staff as director of iraq. without objection the witnesses' full prepared statement will be made part of the record. members will have five calendar days to submit statements or questions or any extraneous materials that they wish to put into the record, and, mr. mcgurk, if you would please summarize your remarks, we'll have you testify first. >> thank you. good morning. chairman, royce, members of this commit