in light of kathy augustine's death and the murder charges against chaz higgs, greg augustine set outrs in his father's death. what really happened to his dad, charles? could he have been killed the same way kathy augustine allegedly was? >> any prudent person would have to go through the decision to exhume their father because chaz was his nurse in the hospital. >> three months after kathy died greg had his request honored. police in las vegas exhumed charles augustine's body to see if he also had succinylcholine in his system. greg and the police waited for answers as chaz higgs prepared to stand trial for his wife's murder. >>> coming up -- prosecutors present a possible motive. >> this is a guy that does not care whatsoever about his wife. he hates her. >> but was that enough to commit murder? this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearl

"tino" zambrano prosecutors urged or are sent to each praising them to hold him accountable augustinzambrano for the latin kings. aldermen gathering selecto select a second police chief w. michael hosking his name mike newsome filling in mike on leave while city investigates alleged it police abuse reportedly happened on his watch. chicago police officer canine viciously attacked by two pit bulls described the ordeal in exclusive interview wgn television happened friday 1200 block of south jepsen officer kevin keel can't police dog when pit bulls struck dog a three- year old belgian malinois vvorra one of the pit bulls bit for his nose at right side serious injuries treated at emergency treatment center at least officer explained what he did not open fire to attack stop the attack >> both of my hands were occupied at the dogs collar in the other hand leash in one hand out of commission at that point at twomight have hit her the altar of the pit bulls 27 year-old latina griffin arrested with misdemeanor animal control took away the pit bull responsible for the attack vvorra since retu

it's like the norm augustine issue, it's all that we can afford is people, nothing to equip them with or make them ready. i think there's no question that out of this, the hope of the pentagon is that we have to do something to stabilize pay in benefits so as to leave resources to equip them. to train them. because everyone is determined to avoid a hallo force, one thing to avoid with a hallow force is too. structure, when you have too many structure, you under man them, you don't equip them, and you don't train them. they are doing a good job o trying to force structure with budget cuts. as the first chart shows, the trend has increased in the dollars being spent but not much on the increased strength. we cannot just savings that we . what we will find is out of this process will be finally, you know, the executive branch and the legislative barrage come together to about unstainable personnel costs and deciding over how deep that cut will be, over what time and over what glide path thank you, clark, >> let me provide a few wrap up comments and then we will open up the floor for ques

it's like the norm augustine issue. it is all we can afford is people. nothing to equip them with. nothing to make them ready. so i think this's no question that out of this, the hope in the pentagon is we have to do something to stabilize paying benefits so as to leave resources to equip them. to train them. because everyone is determined to avoid the hollow force. well, one thing to avoid with a hollow force is retaining too much force structure. when you have too much force structure, you underman them. you don't equip them. and you don't train them. i think they're doing a good job of trying to match force structure and force structure cuts, even though as the first chart that david put up shows is that we've had a tremendous increase in dollars being sent. but not much increase in the end strike. that's what makes this so challenging is we can't just cut people and get to savings that we need. so i think that what we're going to find is out of this process will be finally the executive branch and the legislative branch coming together to do something about unsustainable person

web writer andrew blake and mike riggs associate editor at reason augustine and reason dot com thanks for joining guys you know i like it when it's just me and the boys. left there i was giving it a little more is a little more political and not just but but i think is. now we play this clip before on the show and it just reminds you that at one point republican candidates could even talk about immigration as if it is a human issue take a look. at the answer to your question is much more fundamental than whether they attend houston schools it seems to me i want to see if they're living here i don't want to see a whole thing in six an eight year old kids being made you know run totally educated and made to feel that they're living with outside the law. so unfortunately these days we don't get all the. immigration but i like what obama did today you know the one is the reason they changed the rules for immigrants that are applying for legal status so now instead of making you leave the country breaking up families while you wait for your documents you get to stay yeah the great irony of

augustine. they are not bad principles. you fight a war in defense and you do it proportionally. you have to do it to protect your own people. there is nothing wrong with those principles. they are a universal principles. i just try to follow those because i think the goal is peace. it is not occupation. [applause] >> i wanted to ask about current health-care system that was voted in that costs a lot of money. do you have any plans? the direction you could go to make that not as bad as it could be if he were president. >> is she talking about obamacare? >> yes. >> anything we could do it could make it better i would think. if we cannot reverse it and get congress to repeal the entire thing, the one thing we always should preserve when government gets overly involved is always give the people the option of getting out of it. opting out is very important. if it is a bad deal to be involved in one of these programs, i think everybody should have a chance to get out of it. it is sort of like the way a lot of people complained about our educational system. i do not think federal contr

augustin for 3. and then win 112-100 and warriors 0-4 on the road and 3-8 overall as they visit detroit tomorrow. >>> it's still early, but stanford and cal are sitting on top of the pac-12 basketball standings. golden bars 13-0 at home. not tested as camp find the lane to score. gutierrez wasn't really sharp early, but finishes with a team-high 15 as he hits the 3. it's a 30-point lead. call the police. > . stanford fans staid loyal to the basketball team and watched the cardinal clobber colorado. that is owens with the team and slam. randle in the corner gets hits four 3-pointers. cardinal turns it up in the second half. brown gets a kind iron for 3, stanford wins 84-64 and 5-1 the pac 12, and after trouncing gonzaga thursday by 21 points, st. mary's new today's game against portland could be a trap game, but titles never really got off the ground. gales in the wide jersey. where is waldo? right there. gales win to stay undefeated in the west coast conference. holt with a team-high 21. gales are 17

augustine that's talking about coming. >> but they don't call and aren't showing up. for the night. unbeknownst to us, however, there is a man heading to our house. all the way from the northern border of florida, 350 miles away. we'll find out in a couple of hours that he's got more in his car than directions. he's 41-year-old todd spikes. using the screen name lovestoeatyourpeach, he chatted regularly online for almost a month with a decoy who told him she's 13. >> you're only 13? damn, you're a little hottie. >> hi, and thanks. >> spikes' chat is extremely graphic, difficult to quote on television. he sends along pictures of himself masturbating. when the decoy tells spikes she lives with her mother, spikes says he could become the mother's boyfriend, come to live at their house and have sex with both of them. >> i'm sure we would have time alone. >> eww, but then you would have my mom's germs on you. >> i'd wash off before. >> spikes also tells the girl he wants to watch her perform oral sex on another man. the decoy is curious -- >> where are you going to find hi

augustine, florida, will host the florida heritage book festival. tell us about book fairs and festivals in your area. we'll add them to our list. e-mail, booktv.org. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . >> host: ann coulter, who is pg wod house. and why is he a influence for you. >> i'm reading him this summer. i have to sweeten the book tour, going out with my friend, constantly, which is why l.a., by the way is a fantastic place to be on book tour. i usually go there two weeks after the book comes out. with the time change, i'm done at 7:00 every night. in any event. pg woodhouse is very fun any british writer. i read all of his books once, at least twice. they put you in a great mood. they he is very funny. >> host: one of your favorite authors. joe sobran. >> guest: yes and a friend of mine. he passed away, i remember i found out i was out in l.a.. >> host: about a year or so ago. >> guest: about a year. a little more than a year ago. in fact i think i was writing the gustav labond section. i remember that. that's how i date things. would have been sometime fall of

augustine and, you know, that's not where the alaska -- so king never set out to be a civil rights leader though his father was an activist and, certainly, a race man and took no gulf from white people, and he would sort of talk back to police. so king comes there, and he gets caught up in this. it wasn't that he didn't have progressive leanings, but the old ella baker statement that the movement made king as much as king made the movement is absolutely correct. and even in birmingham king tended not to be good at making decisions. he would delay and think on it, and they were running out of adult bodies. and james bevel, one of his young, firebrand ministers who really could mobilize the kids, and he'd been working on the young people. and some of these great, tough football players from birmingham high school, and they were ready to go. and people said, oh, you can't use the king -- the kids, you know? king was in jail, and bevel said this movement is dead. we will not have a civil right bill, we're just going to have to let the kids out. and he and andy young and some of these others,

augustine lord make me chaste but not yet. by all means concentrate your energy on the edge of an evolving scholarship besso lubber flout lee and redundant lee the core values of the western tannin. to those two words of the movement public diplomacy the evin riss fortuitous the six editors, publishers, producers, bloggers, he would say keep the metrics of the fusion and appreciate the vital contribution to our coalition made by each major strain of conservatism. avoid secretarianism come ed here strictly to principled leader without pause to clean up the fresh formulations for the timeless proposition. along the way remember to have some fun. try to be a little less constipated. let me close by saying why i have chosen to support the program. there are two reasons. the first is to keep alive the longstanding but free fragile tradition. a decade after decade yale has done almost nothing to encourage but just enough to permit a culture of conservative dissent. i like to think of it as the grudging but honorable acquiescence to

and in places like an augustine georgia los angeles, memphis and phoenix to the sort of double whammy of both industry structure, and what looks like a significant education problem, too. so i think that's most of longer would issue but one that may be having some were short-term effects. as the panels have a renewed composure i think are allowed state and local to across the to respond to this crisis, not just generally, right, as the ciro rodriguez to unique sorts of issues their states are facing an effect our program is working directly with several governors come metropolitan leaders across the country on an initiative to support by rockefeller foundation under the auspices of our brookings rockefeller project on state and -- judith me talk about more of some of the examples out of that work. so some of those are highlighted in the paper, but again i think these places are largely acting and absence of federal leadership, but the upside of that is there tailoring their intervention in ways which i think are really about the unique sorts of challenges and opportunities. >> i think

augustin when he famously said, o lord, make me chased, but not yet.ghter] by all means, concentrate your energy on the edge of evolving scholarship but celebrate loudly and redundantly the core values of the western canon. to the stewards of his movements, public diplomacy, the editors and publishers, writers and producers, bill would say keep handy the metrics of fusionism and appreciate the vital contribution to our coalition made by each major strain of conservativism. avoid sectarianism, adhere strictly to principle but labor without pause to coin the fresh formulations for a timeless propose decision. proposition. and along the way remember to have some fun. try to be a little less, uh, constipated. [laughter] let me close by saying why i have chosen to support the buckley program. there are two reasons really. the first is to keep alive the longstanding but very fragile tradition here at yale. decade after decade yale has done almost nothing to encourage, but just enough to permit a culture of conservative dissent. i like to think of it as yale'

it is like the norm augustine issue, but not with all we can afford is one large aircraft. all we can afford is people, nothing to be cooked them with, nothing to make them ready. -- nothing to equip them with, nothing to make them ready. everyone is determined to avoid a hollow force. when you have too much force structure, you undermanned them. you do not equipped them, and you do not train them. i think they're doing a good job at trying to match for structure and force structure cuts. we have had a tremendous increase in dollars being spent, but not much increase in the and strength. we cannot just the people and get the savings that we need. i think what we will find is that come out of this process, the executive branch and the legislative branch will come together to do something about personal costs. and then decide how deep that cut will be over what time, what glidepath. >> thank you, clark. let me provide a few wrap up comments, if you will, and then we will open the floor for questions. i think it is useful for us to observe that we are not really trying to dimi