everything pointed to conrad. why would conrad truman want to kill his wife?> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was just based on this heat of passion argument that they were having. alcohol, a fight and guns, that's where we got murder. >> reporter: at the same time, johnson was still reluctant to press charges. remember, the state's own medical examiner couldn't say whether heidy's death was a homicide. and johnson knew that would be a huge hurdle in court. >> based on my experience in courts with juries, a medical examiner carries a lot of weight. >> reporter: so johnson and wallace showed the m.e. a 96-page powerpoint presentation of all their evidence including those measurements, hoping something would sway him. the presentation worked. the medical examiner changed his ruling to homicide. it sounds like one of the things that got the medical examiner to move from inconclusive to homicide was the measurements of the crime scene suggested that her body was too far from where mr. truman said she'd been shot. >> exactly. >> reporter: so after a ten

everything pointed to conrad. why would conrad truman want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was just based on this heat of passion argument that they were having. alcohol, a fight and guns, that's where we got murder. >> reporter: at the same time johnson was still reluctant to press charges. remember, the state's own medical examiner couldn't say whether heidy's death was a homicide. and johnson knew that would be a huge hurdle in court. >> based on my experience in courts with juries, a medical examiner carries a lot of weight. >> reporter: so johnson and wallace showed the m.e. a 96-page power point presentation of all their evidence including those measurements, hoping something would sway him. the presentation worked. the medical examiner changed his ruling to homicide. it sounds like one of the things that got the medical examiner to move from inconclusive to homicide was the measurements of the crime scene suggested that her body was too far from where mr. truman said she'd been shot. >> exactly. >> reporter: so after a t

everything pointed to conrad. why would conrad truman want to kill his wife?otive was just based on this heat of passion argument that they were having. alcohol, a fight and guns, that's where we got murder. >> reporter: at the same time johnson was still reluctant to press charges. remember, the state's own medical examiner couldn't say whether heidy's death was a homicide. and johnson knew that would be a huge hurdle in court. >> based on my experience in courts with juries, a medical examiner carries a lot of weight. >> reporter: so johnson and wallace showed the m.e. a 96-page power point presentation of all their evidence including those measurements, hoping something would sway him. the presentation worked. the medical examiner changed his ruling to homicide. it sounds like one of the things that got the medical examiner to move from inconclusive to homicide was the measurements of the crime scene suggested that her body was too far from where mr. truman said she'd been shot. >> exactly. >> reporter: so after a ten-month investigation, the orem p.d. and

booze and frankford conrad what are the trends in germany for this year's christmas shopping. well chris electronics is a big trend again and not only hardware but computer games you know they are going to be given as gifts very very often here in germany things like fortnight or thief 20 another thing that's trending personalized gifts you know calendars picture books as it's become so much easier to design them yourself and i read about another trend this year where one might call it the greater burger effect is playing into more and more people in germany are trying to make more climate friendly gifts for example produce a little greeting video send it via e-mail along with some money that then can be spent on a nice family dinner for example or a night out at the cinema all right conrad de gea of key in suggest kaye institute just came out with its latest consumer confidence index and it fell slightly i can retailers be sure that their revenues will increase again this year. yes they can you know this decline in consumer confidence has a lot to do with all this talk about

. -- conrad weiser. have any of you ever heard of conrad weiser before? he was an early american with a fascinating story to him. if you drive east of gettysburg and you go to on the ash -- to amish country, you will find the conrad weiser homestead, a state historic site you can visit today. he was born in germany and came over in the 17 tends to new york with a large group of -- 1710's to new york with a large group of germans and moved up into the mohawk valley region to find land. he basically lived as this kind of insular german-speaking community, they did not want to be bothered by folks -- as a young boy, conrad weiser was taken by his father and placed in a local mohawk community. the german immigrants wanted somebody to develop the language skills to communicate with them. and so as a boy, conrad went to live with the mohawks and learned the mohawk language. and then as an adult, he moved into pennsylvania, he came down the susquehanna valley and became a fur trader. a farmer on the pennsylvania frontier. because of his language skills, he becam

can bring us together i want to say thank you for joining us today conrad. thanks so phil macgraw from what i gather when did you 1st come across the concept of universal basic income and for people that don't really know or haven't followed how essentially does it work. i like to boil a universal basic income or a.b.i. down differently than a lot of people do i think the easiest way to look at it is 'd it's power to the people it's in the most simple way to achieve power to the people it's and it's done through cash as in the strings attached dividend on a frequent basis. so that everyone has. an income that is survivable. essentially the power in their pocket to have leverage in their everyday lives and the things that they want and in mentation is actually people talk about how it would be a big program but compared to all of our other programs that. far simpler after the initial set up because it's essentially giving the same amount of money to every single citizen on a regular basis it's like the level of coding that a sophomore in college could do that

the mammoth future of conrad saw u.b.i. researcher brings us the answer you don't want to miss this trust me state to be watching the. i'm going to fulfill the repeated promises apologise to the people and come on you know we it's all pots. basically you ready for a. free beer bertha now you want to 1st crack that. no. ball be cut. it's a let me. ask i wouldn't. take i. could . not. use someone who. can you let loose. to make the stupidest them loose. what do you have over the kook on the standards of that now as you hijack the next bush. and then most of the focus. on you of those demos little to no where much of this news figured in a few years and. so would you hire them illegally tried to use into a do. or just let em project. now and none of the news one of the media has on the net or pressing them. on their ass owners johnson. and i just got out of prison for. 41 games. 73 and so. i got arrested for too many for some of the. throw you know like just everything was taken out of. my work in the hospital there was a. gov

let's bring in conrad burns in here our financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad global stock markets have been trading on record highs they don't seem to be worried about those. well you know christophe no one on the financial markets believes really that boring costs will eventually rise quickly or that this will come as a surprise so if you like people on the financial markets especially when it comes to the stock markets might be a bit complacent but they're not really of course many people in the financial world are aware of the risks that come along with the super low boring costs take the stock market a lot of this of those record highs has been financed with debt companies are spending billions of euros and dollars on share buybacks which is nice for shareholders but it's only focused on the short term gain it's not really an investment in business and machines in future earnings now these extremely low boring costs have created a so-called zombie companies where is this pro this problem most tangible. yes those zombie companies that are considered only used to be able to surv

i got to meet paul conrad, who was on of the giants of the field. three-time pulitzer prize winner for the l.a. times. he was most proud of fact that he was the only cartoonist that made nixon's enemies list. conrad opened the door to me that this was a career path. he was very encouraging and inspiring. i start out in my teens and 20's, i would look around, and i loved the work of pat, herb at the washington post. david lavigne, who is probably what is the right word? he was pivotal and influential in the world of caricature. you still see it in my work somewhat. in these other works. he signed valo, but his name was ed vaultman. he was very similar to lavigne. he was the master of the fluid cross catch, the big head and the little bubble. he was an early influence with minute. that is where i fell in love with cross hashing. >> debar is a collection of cartoons that spans a lot of decades, in fact a century. >> it goes back to another one of the great grand daddies of political cartooning, kepler. it was a publisher and joint owner of puck magazin

b, conrad bugatti. and mr.onrad khrushchev. , faces smiled in keeping with term, peaceful coexistence. reality, to grim -- too grim for smiles. across germany's former curtain iron in fact as well as name, though leaders might sport in foreign capitals, for their people, peaceful coexistence was no more than a theory. november, 1956. budapest is strewn with wreckage and corpses. a rising by hungarians seeking minimal freedoms had been met by the argument of tanks and guns. may, 1960. mr. khrushchev is to give a press conference. yet another summit meeting is disintegrated because of soviet stonewalling. unwilling to continue discussions with the west, mr. k is nonetheless keen to have an audience. the press likes mr. k. them.r. k likes what was the use of cooperating over the conference table when american planes were spying over the soviet union? in moscow, the wreckage of the u-2, the special gear and the pilot. explain that, demanded mr. k. >> [speaking foreign language] had given mr. khrushchev the excuse t

b, conrad bugatti. and mr. k, cindy proved the real power, conrad khrushchev.es smiled in keeping with the new policy terms, peaceful coexistence. the smiles lay a reality to graham for smiles. across germany's former curtain iron in fact as well as name, though leaders might sport in foreign capitals, for their people, peaceful coexistence was no more than a theory. november, 1956. but a pest strewn with wreckage and corpses. arising by hungarians seeking minimal freedoms had been met by the argument of tanks and guns. may, 1960. mr. khrushchev is to bring -- to anotheronference yet summit meeting is disintegrated because of soviet stonewalling. unwilling to continue discussions with the west, mr. kirsch of is nonetheless keen to have an audience. khrushchev. the press likes mr. krisha. khrushchev and he likes them. theafter the applause comes row. what was the use of cooperating over the conference table went american planes were spying over the soviet union? wreckage of the u-2, its special gear at its pilot. .xplain that, says kruschev [speaking foreign lan

goal scoring machine but it took them just a minute to work out that laci is a many headed beast conrad line a funny space to deliver the cross for patrick chick. just like that it was one nil after one minute she has now scored and or assisted in each of these last 3 matches $1.00 to $1.00 half time and vanna had not yet hit the target but that would change in the 2nd term after a shot from lukas cost him and crashed into the arm of the defender from close range on closer inspection the ref decided it was a penalty so finally got and took his chance from 11 nations. to me a lot seek as vanna extended his streak to 6 consecutive matches. the finishing touches came in the 75th minute as muscles of its system feed on frenchmen nobody knew p.l.o. . alpha heda the 22 year old 2nd goal of the season once he win 3 nil and leave doesn't go flying when his brain is. and from now pulls up lately. next up is our but as they can best a wrap up starting with yet berlin with only 2 matches under his belt new coach you're going to clear as mud has yet to leave the capital club to victory he lost the

but that changed in the 68th minute when conrad lima got hold of the ball. the austrian netting the long overdue equaliser by it was like 6 sixteenth's shot in the game and they finally managed to take advantage of one. type save wanted to make sure they went into the winter break top of the table and that was guaranteed 12 minutes later when patrick chick i shipped off felix to do well and headed in to make it to what i heard. might say played a clever game the rest of the way t.-mo van us stepped on the gas and set up substitute use of pulse and 5 to tap in and round out the $31.00 scoreline in the final minutes. it's all very tight all the top teams are there in the mix be a lot of big things happening for us in spring. and. feel like this next year and that's. in the summer months but 1st leipsic will be having a merry christmas at the top of the table. now unless a 14 goals against an in-form has a bell inside the haps my specialty is life as in life 6 hands and although they knew it's unlikely they could catch the bulls it would at least record their m

couldn't capitalise on any of their 1st half chances of a bit but that changed in the 68th minute when conrad lima got hold of the ball. the austrian netting the long overdue equaliser by it was like 6 sixteenth's shot in the game and they finally managed to take advantage of one. but save wanted to make sure they went into the winter break top of the table and that was guaranteed 12 minutes later when patrick shit i shipped off felix. and headed in to make it to what the who. might see it played a clever game the rest of the way stepped on the gas and set up substitute use of paulson 5 to tap in and round out the $31.00 scoreline in the final minutes. it's all very tight all the top teams are there in the mix they'll be a lot of big things happening for us in spring. for things like this next year that. in the summer of 08 that's but 1st leipsic will be having a merry christmas at the top of the table. second place blood bath needed a win against head to berlin to keep them level on points with the league leaders but they found the going tough in the german capital they didn't get more than

they couldn't capitalize on any of their 1st half chances my but that changed in the 68 minutes when conrad lima got hold of the. the austrian netting the long overdue equaliser my it was like 6 sixteenth's shot in the game and they finally managed to take advantage of one. type save wanted to make sure they went into the winter break top of the table and that was guaranteed 12 minutes later when patrick shit i shut off felix. and headed in to make it 21 have. sick played a clever game the rest of the way stepped on the gas and set up substitute use of pulse and 5 to tap in and round out the 31 scoreline in the final minutes. it's all very tight all the top teams are there in the mix they'll be a lot of big things happening for us in spring we won't. be doing this so next year yeah we'll see in the summer or don't but 1st large city will be having a merry christmas there at the top of the table. now let's take a look at all of the results so far on match day 17 has drew where the glad behind by and beat well spoke as we just heard lights defeated spork cologne drowned that i blame shaker an

states it's more likely that there's a lot of rhetoric involved here all right don't go anywhere conrad because i do have another topic for you i'm talking about italy because the country is allocating up to tuck and $900000000.00 euros to bail out of the ailing bank a bank up a bloody body last week italian government plays the trouble lend to understate at ministration the bank's governing body has been replaced by a 5 person oversight committee the years long economic downturn in the e.u. country has led banks to accumulate problematic knowns and that has forced the government to make several interventions and. in fine for it you'll remember we've been talking a lot about the financial sector in italy especially this year now how significant is this bailout of call popularity body was it tell us about the state of the financial sector. well italy in the past has seen much larger bailouts but this is still very civil significant as it underlines what a bad situation banking sector in italy still is with huge amounts of bad debt and you know this also shows how the constant gridlock of

couldn't capitalize on any of their 1st half chances so i bit but that changed in the 68 minutes when conrad lima got hold of the i the austrian netting the long overdue equaliser was it was like 6 sixteenth's shot in the game and they finally managed to take advantage of one. might say wanted to make sure they went into the winter break top of the table and that was good. 12 minutes later when patrick ship was shipped off felix will do well i was headed in to make it to what the. right seat played a clever game the rest of the way team over on us stepped on the gas and set up substitute use of posts and was champion and round out the $31.00 scoreline in the final minutes of the saying by now it's all very tight all the top teams are there in the mix be a lot of big things happening for us and spring up and we won't. feel like this. next year. in the summer with us but 1st leipzig will be having a merry christmas at the top of the table. let's take a look at all the results so far on match day 17 for to berlin and gladbach ended scoreless by and left it late to beat both berg like they came

goal scoring machine but it took them just a minute to work out that laci is a many headed beast conrad line a funny space to deliver the cross for patrick chick. just like that it was one nil after one minute she is now scored and or assisted in each of these last 3 matches one half time and ghana had not yet hit the target but that would change in the 2nd term after a shot from lucas cost him and crashed into the arm of the defender from close range on closer inspection the ref decided it was a penalty so finally got and took his chance from 11 natives. to new lots he goes down a extended his straight to 6 consecutive matches. the finishing touches came in the 75th minute as muscles opposite assisted for young french men nobody. alpha ahead of the 22 year old 2nd goal of the season logic win 3 nil and leave doesn't go flying winners bring is. and from now also lately. and finally hunters. from across kazakhstan have met in the region for the annual national falconry competition here's an actual bird's eye view although falconry was banned during the soviet era ethnic china and mongoli

of a modest preserve it a financial correspondent cannot was in an frankfurt conrad we see consulate days and among com a happening at an incredible speed what's driving all this and who's next. well this is of course driven by the enormous amount of capital the car makers need for this transition from combustion engines to electric cars and all the other end of the innovations they need money for if you want to know who's next well you have to look for the smaller come makers coming because who are not yet very closely affiliated to larger groups but even within those larger group of cop groups of car makers there's a lot of urging and acquiring going on this week it was reported that the 2 large chinese shareholders of dialer are in sort of a complete competition for who can become the largest shareholder we're probably not going to see a takeover there at least not for now but definitely a race for dominance of influence because those measures will also somewhat change the character of those comic is that the family is holding the majority stake space and yelling they support them

couldn't capitalize on any of their 1st half chances was but that changed in the 68 minutes when conrad got hold of the i the austrian netting overdue equaliser was like 6 sixteenth's shot in the game and they finally managed to take advantage of what. i wanted to make sure they went into the winter break top of the table and that was guaranteed 12 minutes later when patrick shit coffee licks. and headed in to make it to work the pipes it played a clever game the rest of the way team stepped on the gas and set up substitute use of poulsen to tap in and round out the 31 scoreline in the final minutes i. know it's all very tight all the top teams are there in the mix be a lot of big things happening for us in spring if we want. to go like this. next year. in the summer with the answer but 1st leipzig will be having a merry christmas at the top of the table. by in munich continued their run of wins on saturday with a victory over vosburgh byron have lost a number of 1st team players through injury and that means opportunities for some up and coming star search his 18 year old joshua say. b

angeles and i -- when i was in high school and first interested in cartooning, i got to meet paul conrad. he was most proud of the fact that he was the only cartoonist that made nixons enemies. he opened the door to me that there is a viable career path which is a noncareer path if you think about it. he was very encouraging and inspiring and then, you know, you start out in my teens and 20s, i would look around and, you know, i love the work of pat oliphant, david lavine who is probably -- i don't know what's the right word. he was pivotal and very influential in the world of caricature. a lot of the -- you still see it in my work somewhat. some of these other works like these -- he signed these prints. he was very similar to lavine. lavine was a master of the fluid crosshatch, the big bubble head and the little body and the wry twist with some other detail that was put in there. lavine, like a lot of other cartoonists was an early influence of mine. that's where i fell in love with crosshatching. the bar has a wonderful collection of cartoons that spans a lot of decades, in fact, a cen

paul conrad herz was last seen around 3:30 in the afternoon. he suffers from dementia and was last seen wearing a blue button up long sleeved shirt, green rain jacket and gray pajama pants. if you see him you are asked to call the sonoma county sheriff's office. >>> at the live desk i'm following a young climate activist's journey across the atlantic. greta thunberg has reached portugal after three weeks at sea here on her way to spain for the conference in madrid. you may remember the 16-year-old gained international recognition for her passionate speech before the u.n. back in september. she scolded world leaders for not doing more. she has spent the past several weeks on a zero emission yacht after touring the u.s. kumasi? >>> thanks, jobina. a new development in the devastating campfire in butte county. a report by the public utilities commission says pg&e did not do detailed climbing inspections of the line that caused the inferno. the puc says a detailed climbing inspection would have revealed a worn hook which broke last november. crews

and conrad lima both trained at their sister city rego salts that. brutal attack corporate back tonight say against unfancied fortunato sold off. and that brutal offensive got their teeth sunk in straight away a brutal counterattack in just the 2nd minute and patrick schick gave light since the late the czech international is on loan from roma and may not be a cylon of the red bull empire but it 23 years young he fits right into the like a set up. i had the 1st child so i think the prosecco the life support so i think just like that was certainly not unlike 6 signed to take him in the 1st half of macondo another youngster who arrived via salzburg. almost punished for that prophecy on the stroke of half time when does it cause not skis shot feet peter but not the post and i prizes for guessing which austrian club hung gary in keeper came from. 10 minutes into the 2nd half they all intervene with a hand bold decision for a light switch. to their penalty take up. to now and then a 16th goal in 15 league outings my 6 ferocious attack were hungry for more

nonfiction writer that was fiction and uses the techniques so i try to write this as if it were joseph conrad rather than that's where my aspirations is in which he becomes the main character. >> i think that also works as the voice, because you have such a fantastic material. what the widow gave to you turns out to be extremely rich letters, unpublished memoir that you quoted from occasionally. he is a big personality, huge ego that is obsessed with his ambitions but also an excellent observer. a key had a big ego and appetite and he loved life and women and it's all in there. his appetites are all on the surface. there's nothing mysterious. you don't know the next you'll find yourself out of my hearing for his idealism and commitment to the southeast asia refugees or by his treatment of those in the 1970s after he got himself free of his first wife and sons. there's a lot to be appalled by the thought i tried to do is withhold judgment. i wanted simply to show that this one titanic ego whose idealism is almost as great as his egotism and in an uneasy balance and at times that i got out of c

he went to new york and talk to george lattimore and conrad norman who had teams there to start a championship between the teams of washington dc and the teams of new york city, so the african-americans would have aer championship to aspire to. after two years of losing-- dc losing a championship he started the 12 street ymca team or rather the washington 12th streeters. now, in 2013, the week that-- or the week before he was to be inducted into the basketball hall of fame the "washington post" magazine printed this a story and that. i don't know if some of you might have seen it but eb henderson is there in the middle holding the basketball. he was the captain of the team and the organizer of the team. they played against all the teams, atlantic city , new york. there was a team in philadelphia, to think they would undefeated and claimed college basketball world championship, world championship, mind you. on the last game that eb henderson played, it was christmas eve, the night of his wedding. he had my grandmother, maryellen henderson, you know they were old school teachers in washington dc

. >> i'm asking him, like, conrad, what happened here? >> i was utterly confuse

here to tell us where that is is conrad's editor at large and trump 2020 campaign poster.let's start with you. that is a pretty significant shift among democrats. what is driving it? >> look i don't like to get hung up on any one poll, but the data are showing clearly republicans have won the impeachment debate. democrats are frustrated because things aren't going anywhere. we were told a couple of weeks ago that support for impeachment was going to grow. republicans were going to come on board. now the numbers are shifting back the other way. democrats and everybody else is aware that the president will not be removed by the senate. and in fact, probably the most significant finding of all and most significant data of all is not even polled. we are sitting here talking about democrats at risk for their reelection because of voting for impeachment. that is not the way this was supposed to work out. the writing is on the wall. the republicans won the impeachment battle. >> laura: john, that is pretty definitive from my old pal here. but jeff toobin is a revered cnn legal an

. >> conrad was vigilant when he left his dog tied outside the same grocery store. >> i had my eye on the dock. i heard my neighbor talked about it as well. >> the word has gotten around. just in case, take another good look at jackson. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> good looking dog. we'll keep you posted if we hear anything about it. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> ama and dan. as one storm winds down, another one is developing. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see, not much rain falling in the bay area right now. what is showing up on the radar screen is up in the -- higher elevations as well. not so much is hitting the ground where people live and drive. here's a live view. embarcadero center. temperature readings around 54, 55 degrees. just about everywhere in san francisco, oakland. half moon bay, gilroy. here's the view from emeryville. looking around the bay bridge, we have readings in the low 50s at santa rosa, petaluma. mid to upper 40s at napa and concord. the view from the south beach camera. downto

the same with joseph conrad.[inaudible] [inaudible] i would say i'm not an angry person but one piece of advice i would give to anyone who's having trouble writing and see things as they are and see the world as it actually is by being unsparing i've made a lot of enemies and i've had a lot of bad reviews, and cranky. [laughter] i'm not irrational, i'm easy to get along with. you cannot be in an rational traveler, people will kill you. [laughter] you had to be fairly continual. we regularly took the bus to washington to the white house as a nuclear testing, the war on vietnam was beginning around in 63, who went to the white house and 63. kennedy. and later they were picking johnson. who's picketing the white house now you're the biggest hole in the white house and where are the people hammering on the fence, none of them. kennedy is responsible in vietnam, here's a guy. plausible in all of that. but people are protesting that and the democrats and the white house, i can't be in an angry student, and mine angry s