bill spencer made the bee line for pamela smarts house. >> she looks frantic and incredibly emotionali'm like, this is great news! they just made an arrest! the case is wrapping up. and she said, no i can't talk bill, i'm too upset! two devastated! >> it was the first time he had seen her like that. it did not make sense. but it turns out, pamela smart knew the kids under arrest. she had an intimate connection with one of them. his name was billy flynn. >> at first, someone told me that he had a crush on me, or something, i thought it was cute. but not interesting. >> you're the grown-up right? >> i sure was. >> you're working for the schools! >> i'm not thinking about him in any romantic way whatsoever. >> they had work together on the school program called project self esteem when she was helping some students produce this goofy commercial as part of a competition. there's pamela on the left, and that is billy. >> and then where does it go from there? >> well i did not think it was going anywhere, because i was not interested. i did not care. looking back, i guess i was flattered by

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i'm not as confident for the bill if you guys and spencer coming into your room and they will make judgements and those judgements can affect your career . inspect the came and looked at my teaching and defined my practice as inadequate . i guess there is the sense that a good listeners, alyssa, more students, us the thing behind desks, they are quiet and they are studiously engaged in some kind of individual inquiry. my view is that they, they learn a lot and collaboration with each other. what other key people might call chaos. i would often just call active engagement over the years, as the results that we have achieved, have come through the system and revealed that the inspectors are much more amenable to the work we do. to the extent that the most recent visit from ultimate, they gave us a very good rating. we had to prove ourselves before we would be taken seriously. i do think that if you're going to create change in the way that we have a system like this, you have to have the courage to be willing to fail or to be seen to fail by others is on. it's not just external agencies that we

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a few days earlier, spencer issued a statement saying the trial is not a referendum on race. the word "racism" will never be mentioned throughout the proceedings. billge is the lead prosecutor. he begins by calling members of the rcmp. we learn that the search warrant was delayed, and that the vehicle where colten was killed was left uncovered for over 24 hours. during this time, rain fell on the scene, washing away much of the evidence. observers find out the young people spend 18 hours in custody before giving their statements. stanley's lawyers question them at length about their actions prior to entering the stanley farm. some feel the witnesses are the ones on trial. we know that there's been-- been many issues raised in terms of,f steali, theft, racism, murder all of tse issue thatre playi on we need have th confince that t crown psecutors areg thatre playi on we neee properuestionsnce that t crown psecutors areg and ing theidue dilince wi all theitnesses that . that t i don'knowutors areg and ife've felthat tod. stanley'lawyers ke t case that ts was anccident, a hangre. delay beeen pullg the triggeand the llet firg. an s at hangfes can oy las

. >> bill: the judge dismissed the lawsuit over the naked baby image on a nirvana album. spencerraph was selected for the famous cover of never mind in 1991. he filed three versions of his complaint. the judge's decision prevents him from filing a fourth. it might be over. jimmy failla, hello to you, sir. a bit of a back story. his mom and dad were paid $200 for that photo which was later altered to show the baby chasing a dollar bill that was dangling from a fish hook. >> full disclosure, i rocked out to this album in my 87 chrysler lebaron pretty hard. the lawsuit was always a scam. my parents could get sued for every awkward photo they threw me in i would be a zillion air. this kid created this photo and gone to parties as the nirvana baby. he would show up and say i was the baby and meaning he was okay with the album until he found there was more money in not being okay with the album. it smells like teen laziness. he didn't want to go to work. i'll sue you. >> dana: i imagine the court was rolling its eyes. this is ridiculous. >> he has brought this motion before and again h

spencer woodall. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. paul: mr. president, i rise today to talk about a bill that would lift a mandate in the law dating back to the great depression. this mandate is that drugs have to be tested on animals before clinical trials in humans. this law was created back in the 19 306s but i think makes no sense today. when the only methods we had back then when animal trials or human trials. but as the cofounder of a leading bioconverter wrote, this legislation was passed 20 years before the first modern blood test, 40 years before the modern computers and 60 years before the human genome was mapped. now we have all these tools and so many more to evaluate and ensure the safety of cosmetic and drug candidates before they reach human trials. the problem is the law never caught up to the science. the law perversely requires drug developers to test on animals, which often means killing them after the test is over, even when nonanimal methods would work better. passing this bill will put a stop to the needless suffering and death of millions of animals in labs across