the bloody foot impressions proved the killer walked out of the front door after the murder. not only that, the killer returned several hours later, leaving a second set of boot impressions, this time in dried blood. >> that's odd. if you leave a homicide scene, the chances of you going back to that scene and tracking blood out again is not very good. once you're out of there, you want to be out of there. >> the case turned cold, and for the next five years, there were no substantial leads. was it possible that a killer this reckless could successfully elude police? we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can use

. >> the first girl we came upon was nude except for shoes and bound and bloody. the second was bloody, nude. >> the victim's clothing was scattered near the bodies. the conat the present times of the purses was restaurant about the scene. they estimated they had been dead for les than six hours, making the time of death sometime around midnight. >> when you saw the first victim lying there, you could feel the anger that was carry out. at least i could. it was horrific. >> we were dealing with somebody who had zero regard for another human being. he was just mean and sorry was my first thought. >> the two women were 31-year-old dana fasil and kami kellerman. both worked as prostitutes. >> i believe my sister was a manic depressant and couldn't get the help she needed so she took towards drugs. she self-medicated herself. she got on the wrong drug and it took her. >> dana's story was similar. she had a lifelong drug problem and had been arrested many times by local police. >> they were both beautiful young ladies and came from good families and had a lot going for

a divided ukraine, bloody battles over the future of the country. >>> president obama heading to mexico for a meeting of north america's leaders. they will talk about new plans for a new international trade agreement. >>> and a hearing back on track for the aledged architect of the attack on the uss cole. ♪ >>> it has been a bloody and vial lebt 24 hours in ukraine, fighting between police and protesters has killed at least 25 people. protests began late last night after the government rejected a trade deal with the european union. >> participate yanukovych has the opportunity to take a choice, a choice between protecting the people that he serves all of the people, and the choice for compromise and dialogue versus violence and mayhem. we belief the choice is clear, and we are talking about the possibility of sanctions or other steps with our friends in europe and elsewhere, in order to try to create the environm t environmentment compromise. >> reporter: the morning after the brutal crush, both sides refusing to give up. independence square went from encampment to war zone, an area tha

. >> it was a very bloody and brutal crime scene. blood everywhere. blood splatters throughout the bedroom. >> she had been stabbed repeatedly in the chest and face. >> this is what i would consider to be overkill. and this can suggest that this is a person that has a close relationship with the person and knows that person and is very intimate, could possibly be intimate with that person. >> with the way the body was arranged, it looked like the victim had been sexually assaulted, but medical examiner found no evidence of it. >> so this made investigators think that maybe the way the body was found that maybe the scene had been staged. >> there were no valuables missing from the house, and dorothy's purse was untouched. >> so that ruled out the robbery motive or possible theft gone bad. >> dorothy donovan, twice widowed, with seven grandchildren, was an unlikely victim of violence. and her family said she had no known enemies. >> it's a very safe farming community. people knew each other. lots of people didn't even lock their doors. >> dorothy's grow

. >> 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 money. [ dog barks ]

. >> that is when he saw all the bloody footprints and he saw and found mr. holmes' lifeless body. >> stephen holmes had been stabbed to death. >> i've never seen a crime scene this horrific. it was a pretty bad scene. >> in a clear case of overkill, stephen was stabbed more than 40 times. >> when you think of a murder, you sometimes think, okay, somebody is shot or stabbed. this was a vicious, vicious attack. he was almost decapitated. >> robbery appeared to be the motive. about $8,000 was missing from the safe in the manager's office. this was much more than usual, because the restaurant had been promoting $100 gift certificates as christmas presents that evening. >> it's at a restaurant. you're in the month of december. generally speaking, a fairly busy time of the year. so we had all pieced together that that's what the motive was. >> the exterminator who found the body was the first and most obvious suspect, but was quickly written off. >> due to his demeanor, how he looked and not having any signs of violence or blood on his person, they could see that

. >> we found a bloody washcloth by the basin, and we could see that he had showered in the tub. he could not have walked out of the hilton hotel in bloody clothing. >> one of the most unusual aspects of the crime was that nancy's personal belongings were missing. >> she arrived at the hotel with at least two suitcases and a purse. all of her jewelry, her watch, earrings were all removed from the room, including the trash can liner from the trash can. >> on the night of the murder, another guest at the hotel noticed a man carrying airline-type luggage to his car. >> right outside his window, underneath the parking lot light, was what appeared to be a monte carlo with somebody carrying toward an open trunk what looked to be northwest gear, suitcases and whatnot. >> amazingly, there were 2,800 monte carlo automobiles registered in the detroit area. >> every one of those 2,800 owners we ran lien to determine whether there were warrants or whether they had criminal records and tried to eliminate them that way. >> investigators learned that a hotel employee's boyfriend owned a monte c

and investigators found steve's bloody shoe print on the passenger side window.at steve moved his seat back after he was in contact with deborah's blood, then grabbed the steering wheel to brace himself for the crash. the evidence also proved that steve hollerman tried to break the passenger window after the crash. >> my opinion is he was trying to break the window out at the accident scene. he needed glass because there was a lot of blood and there was no glass anywhere. >> lastly, dr. amatuzio discovered what really caused deborah's death. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor can get the real answers you need. well, knowing gives you confidence. start building your confident retirement today. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to

hamilton's presence at the crime scene, the fact that he's bloody is completely expected.has come home and found his wife dead. he's cradled her, taken action. >> but not all of the blood on dr. hamilton's shirt could be explained away. >> dr. hamilton's claims presented some major contradictions. i don't expect to find spatter. the spatter i observed were present on the front of his shirt, below his neck, on both sleeves at the cuff, and this suggested that his arms and his body had been in close proximity to a spatter event. >> on dr. hamilton's shoes were tiny blood droplets, almost invisible to the naked eye. these were suspicious, not only the shape, but the angle at which the blood landed on the shoes. >> there was some coming down on the toe from above 40, 50 degrees. and there's no possible way that someone had lifted mrs. hamilton's head, dropped her head down, and created additional spatter, and somehow dr. hamilton's shoes were exposed to that. you could not explain it from that. >> the blood on dr. hamilton's shoes were caused by medium-impact splatter, the kin

. >> when police compared wallace's fingerprint to the bloody fingerprint found in olamide's bedroom,t was a match. ten days after wallace's arrest, police found olamide's car abandoned in a residential area of atlanta. olamide's blood was discovered in the trunk. they also found bloody fingerprints on the rearview mirror. >> i was able then to powder and lift those impressions and then lift them off of the rearview mirror and then do a comparison. >> one of these was maurice wallace's thumbprint. dna testing identified the blood as olamide's. investigators also found evidence on wallace's jeans. >> to the naked eye, it didn't appear that there was anything unusual about them. however, later forensic testing found there was blood on those pants. >> and that blood was olamide's, definitive proof that wallace was her killer. police believe olamide let wallace into her apartment. she knew him from the neighborhood. once inside, he may have made a sexual advance and was rejected. he then snapped. he stabbed olamide, getting blood on his jeans. he wrapped her body in a blanket and put olam

a bloody hand print left on the wall. bloody footprints on the floor. as police began to process the crime scene, suspicion soon began to fall upon amanda. partly due to what police believed was a faked forced entry through the window. observers also thought amanda's behavior was odd. she and raffaele stayed in the living room while the others broke into meredith's room. francesco moresca is an attorney hired by the victim's family. he says amanda's behavior was enough to make her a suspect. >> translator: the famous behavior of amanda knox cannot be justifiable if we compare it to the way normal people behave. >> reporter: in this video, amanda and her boyfriend, raffaele, comfort each other outside the house. but at the police station, witnesses say they laughed and made faces, heightening suspicions about them. to amanda knox and raffaele sollecito, the police station would become all too familiar over the coming days. her father recalls the week after the grisly discovery. >> between the time that they actually found meredith and when amanda was arr

the bloody past left over 800 people dead.in 1959, it was founded trying to win basque independence. name means basque fatherland and freedom. in 1980, militants killed 118 people in spain, its deadliest year. murders and bombings continued. in 2001, the european union declared a terrorist organization, a significant victory for the spanish government. .0 years later, this happened when members made the commitment to abandon our struggle, they had already been all but defeated by waves of arrests and the refusal of the government in madrid to negotiate with them. since then, the spanish authorities have been forced to release some prisoners by the european court of human rights, but hundreds more are still behind bars. >> the northern ireland peace talks have ended with an historic agreement. >> after the success of northern ireland's peace agreement, several key players offered adams,on including gerry who welcomes today's development. for some time have been working with our friends. i am convinced that they are serious. i t

it did not match the bloody print found in the victim's home. three years passed. then an inmate at the local jail contacted police about his former roommate, bob johnson. >> someone who came forward and claimed that their roommate at that time in '86, johnson, had come home bloodied and said that he had killed somebody. >> johnson's mugshot looked remarkably like the composite drawing of the suspect. he didn't fit the fbi profile, but his background made him a likely suspect. >> his ex-wife told the investigators that mr. johnson had a significant drug problem, and he was conducting those burglaries to help support that habit. >> janet haynes identified johnson in a photo lineup. >> so i'm sure at that point, edmond investigators clearly thought they had their man. >> by this time, dna testing was standard practice. so johnson's dna was compared to semen from janet haynes' rape test kit. and his footprints were compared to the bloody footprints at the crime scene. >> it was just a matter of days that we got those results back, and conclusively excluded him as a su

he left the bloody gloves in the car, gloves that could tie him to the crime.ghter's diaper bag in the back seat, proof that their baby was present during the murder. >> when you collect the forensic evidence, oftentimes you don't know what you have. we had the photograph of the baby bag in the car months before it dawned upon us he must have taken the child with him on this murder. so it is not just that it takes a long time to collect the forensic evidence, it also takes a lot of processing to figure out what the forensic evidence is telling you and piece it altogether. >> well, first of all, i think he thought he was going to get away with this whole -- with this whole thing and collect some insurance money, and possibly move off and live in a little fantasy world. but, you know, thanks to god, first of all, it didn't work out it just didn't work out that way for him. >> although there is clear evidence that matthew was in love with his sister-in-law, lisa, investigators found letters from another woman sent to him while in prison. >> matthew, i can't wait t

no one knows what mark did with his bloody clothes and jason's gun.threw the gun case containing his fingerprints in a garbage can a few blocks from his home. he put his bloody sandals in a garbage bag and tossed them into the dumpster behind his apartment with the identification provided by his credit card receipts. the next morning, mark flew to new york city with his parents. they were about to leave for taiwan when police intervened. >> he's holding a plane ticket to taiwan, a country that does not have an extradition treaty with the united states. if mark wu gets to taiwan, mark wu never becomes the criminal defendant in this triple homicide. >> but the day before the trial, there was a stunning development. mark wu hanged himself in his jail cell. >> he was about to be essentially humiliated in the public. his parents are going to find out what he did. he's 20 years old. he's going to prison for the rest of his life. he killed these three boys to try to cover up what he had done with all his parents' money. then he had to kill himself, again, at

other officials worry that guzman's arrest could lead to another bloody turf war as rival traffickersow try to take over his routes. lester? >> mark potter tonight. >>> a spoiler alert as we take turn to the second to last day of competition here at the sochi olympics. we'll talk about results that have been widely reported. that includes a disappointing day for team usa. our chris jansing joins me now with details. hi, chris. >> well, today ends what has been a great run for team usa at these games.

. >>> president obama meeting with his allies and at least trying to find a way to end syria's bloody civil war. we're going to take you inside their meeting in a live report. >>> also senator john mccain is criticizing fellow republican ted cruz of trying to make a rift in the party. so is ted cruz going rogue? >>> plus, who needs tv ads when you can sell products on smart phones? how companies are branding their way into your life, coming up. honestly? my kids re always on my laptop.

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paper received a letter from the zodiac claiming responsibility for the murder along with piece of bloody shirt. >> handwriting analysis of letter indicates the writer is the same man who committed 5 murder. >>reporter: over the past 45 years police have investigated and cleared more than 2500 suspects. and the tips keep come. including the one from randy kenny upstate new york. >> well he says i killed some people. i'm the gay they are looking for. looking for me for over 30 years. i'm the guy zodiac killer. >>reporter: kenny tells the i team best friend louie myers confessed in april 2001. after

the gun, the bloody shoes, the telephone calls to the escort service from his apartment. but bullard had no criminal record and no apparent motive. some of the circumstantial evidence pointed to his friend, roy beck. the beer bottles in his apartment were the same brand as those found next to virginia russell's body. and the background check revealed beck was addicted to crack cocaine. >> he was a drug addict, and obviously, to feed that dragon, you've got to have a lot of cash. >> prosecutor knox mcmahon thought the beer bottles at beck's apartment and those found at the crime scene were too much of a coincidence, so he decided to take a second look. >> if you look at those beer bottles, there is a born-on date, and there is a code under the born-on date. >> the date was october 22, 1996, followed by the letters "wf." >> "w" is the geographic location, in this case williamsburg, virginia. within williamsburg, virginia, there are multiple lines within the plant and "f" designates which line the bottling took place on. >> but the key piece of the information was the final

. ♪ >>> it has been a bloody and violent 24 hours in ukraine, fighting between police and protestersilling at least 26 people. now foreign ministers are set to meet with government and opposition leaders in kiev. the protests began late last year, after the government rejected a trade deal with the european union. pola poland's prime minister says he will call on the european union to impose sanctions on the country. >> translator: i will speak to the leaders of the eu countries today to urge them to impose sanctions. sanctions that would strongly effect the authors of the ukrainian drama. >>> canada has already closed its embassy in kiev, the u.s. is also callinger focalment. jennifer glasse is in kiev. >> reporter: it is a very tense situation here in ukraine, independence square is just a few hundred yards that way, that was the scene of fierce clashes all day yesterday and overnight. some injured are just behind me here in st. michael's cathedral. they are there because they are fightened to go to regular hospitals because they are worried they will be turned over to the police.

. >> the yellow jeep was searched for blood and/or bloody clothing, any type of blood transfer whatsoever which would be indicative of the attack. there was no blood located in the vehicle whatsoever. >> police also found no evidence that christopher had been on the highway between his school and his home. >> there was no recording of his e-zpass going through the tolls that night. >> forensic analysts found no fingerprints or blood other than the victims' on the ax. then police learned that peter porco had once received a death threat. it was from a man who lost custody of his children in a case before the new york state supreme court. the man had vowed revenge. >> the man told him he was going to get a gun and he was going to come and kill the judge and peter porco. >> but that man had an alibi for the night of the murder. then there was an anonymous letter sent to the local newspaper from someone claiming to be peter porco's killer. >> peter porco was not even a challenge. once i got inside, i repeatedly hit him in the head and neck with a small ax i brought with me. i ignored all his

as many as 12 inmates took part in planning the outbreak but only three were involved in the bloody shoot out that followed. a long term convict marvin hubbard. >> it came to be known as the battle of alcatraz. the fighting lasted for three days. the battle began right after lunch here at the door to the mess hall. hubbard were on mess hall duty. they overpowered a guard and took his keys. they were able to open most but not all can cells. their main objective was to get to the gun gallery. once there he used a steel bar to spread the bars just enough to slip through. once in the gallery, coy overpowered the guard there. the unmanageable was now fact. the prisoners had guns. >> it was a -- affair. only two died if you can use the word only. when you consider they had as many as six men in one cell a cell being eight by 9 feet. you had the kind of characters outside the cell who had no morals whatsoever. just opened fire on them. >> guards crouched and ran along the cat walk. exchanged gunfire with the guards. the 12 men who instigated the -- across the bay in san francisco, thousands of p

. >> it was a very bloody crime scene. it's the most bloody crime scene i've seen in my career. >> one was a beauty queen who worked in a department store. adrienne was a civil engineer. >> it was horrible. there aren't any words to describe that. it's almost as if you just go completely cold. >> bloodstains in the house provided investigators with critical information. >> he had gone into the house, up the stairs, into leslie's bedroom first where he attacked her. apparently the commotion woke adrienne up in her bedroom, and she turned on the light, and he proceeded to her bedroom and then attacked adrienne. she had reading glasses either on her face or in her hand that were cut with the knife. she fought hard. she fought for her life. >> the blood trail led to the front window and continued on to the aluminum siding on the outside of the house. investigators found three cigarette butts. two at the front of the house, the other in the back yard. >> anytime i see cigarette butts at a crime scene, i will collect them, becau

it was an unusually bloody crime scene.ll north unwittingly provided the evidence needed to convict his killer. >> he probably bloodied curtis pope's nose. we have always thought darrell helped to convict curtis pope. >> the forensic evidence in this case was absolutely the linchpin of the entire case. >> this case stands out to me because it is one of the best of the uses of dna combined with blood stain pattern analysis where working together the two show who the blood came from and provide a scenario about which it possibly got there. >> or a random attack, the hardest to solve? >> a maladjusted, screwed up in the head defendant that i have prosecuted in my 15 years as a prosecutor. >> it was the end of a long day, and judy southern returned home from work to what she thought would be an empty house.

it comes in the wake of those bloody battles on the streets.ast 77 people now dead. >>> in venezuela opposition leaders are calling for more protests this weekend. >>> china is sending a loud message to president obama, don't meet with the dalai lama. warning a meeting with the leader will damage chinese-u.s. relations. >>> archeologyists are now in a fight with landowners. natasha ghoneim has the story. >> reporter: beneath these layers of soil in miami, archeology gists have unearthed the oldest era yet. they found several thousand post holes like this. part of what they say is the formation of a native american tribe. >> there is nobody here to speak for them. so that's why i'm thinking we have to come up with a respectful way to handle this situation. >> reporter: archeology gists made the discovery while overseeing a billion dollars apartment complex construction. >> we would like to see a balance of preservation and development. >> reporter: the developer has offered to preserve and build a museum on a corner, but the group wants to conti

all of it coming in the wake of those bloody battles coming in the street that left at least 77 peopleead. jennifer can you walk us through the details of the deal that was worked out? >> reporter: del, i can. the deal has a number of things. one the parliament did almost immediately -- the parliament has already passed the law taking ukraine back to its 2004 constitution. they have now until december to do constitutional reforms, and basically taking a lot of powers away from the president. and then presidential elections have to be held by december in 2014. an investigation has to be carried out into the recent violence here. the government has promised no state of emergency declared and there will be a an amnesty law. and down in the square is -- >> we appear to have lost -- >> reporter: right now it's all about results. >> we need to explain, and we need not just only to explain. we need to act and to deliver real steps to go back to the constitution, to pass a special deal, to pass an amnesty law and to move forward step by step. people would never trust in any kind of signature.

. >> they found her bloody. she was bleeding from her head. her body was bruised. her arms were bleeding. >> the suspect, oren zebest, is accused of attacking her when he was told he had to be placed in psychiatric care. he entered a not guilty plea yesterday. she remains in good condition but is in the hospital. >> safeway is in talks to sell. the supermarket chain confirmed they are going to sell off the 1,300 fors. official are not saying who the potential buyer is but the "wall street journal" reports the chain hand talking for months to the capital management which owns albertson. it is the second largest grocery store chain has been downsizing facing increased competition from store like wal-mart and target and trader joe's. >> time for a check on the weather forecast. what did you have? >> cooler weather. dry air. live doppler 7 hd shows on this thursday morning good news for the commute: visibility is unlimited. hardly a cloud. we have high clouds lurking off the coast. they will be rolling in as we head through the morning and afternoon hours. we could hav

a bloody nose at harvard. i don't know if that habit waited him to what he would experience later in life but there's some benefits to the game of football. the president that i more interested in his interest in football is woodrow wilson. a guy that theodore roosevelt ran against later and lost. and woodrow wilson, before he was president, a lot of people don't know he was actually a football coach. he helped coach the team at wesleyan and princeton, and this controversy over football today, the war on football, didn't start the day before yesterday in the 19th century, woodrow wilson debated the subject to big audiences, should we encourage the game of football and he took the affirmative position. and his reason was that -- let me but get my trusty notes hereo not misquote president wilson. he said he thought football developed more moral qualities than any other game of athletics and pointed to decisiveness, endurance, presence of mind. a lot of sports encourage those qualities but there are two qualities

. >> the day after this murder occurred, this student had confided that he will knew where the bloodyason had been wearing at the time that this murder had occurred. >> police found the clothes exactly where the student said they'd be. buried on property owned by matt mouldder's parents. >> they found a red plaid shirt, a pair of blue jeans with one glove in the back pocket, a pair of white sox. they also found some information from ken maclennan to include his wallet, some business cards from his employer and some foreign currency. >> the clothes were jason maclennan's. students had seen him wearing them the date of the murder. dna testing proved the blood on the clothes had come from jason's father. >> the fact that we could problem beyond a reasonable doubt that those jeans were jason maclennan's with his dad's blood on the bottom of the pant leg was an extremely important moment in this investigation. >> the bloody glove was even more telling. dna testing on skin cells showed jason had worn the glove. and scientists found gunshot residue on the glove from four different types of .

right now this is the scene in independent square in kiev. 9:00 kiev time day two of that bloody crackdown. opposition leaders urging protesters to hold their ground. barnaby phillips has more. >> the day after a night of mayhem. central kiev, a city reaped in smoke. the government and protesters equally determined not to give way the results have been catastrophic. this is independent square. sacred ground to the protesters who have held it for almost three months. now the government says it cannot sit by any longer. >> my duty as a guarantor of the institution iconstitution is toe in the country, i'm again calling for the opposition leaders who claim to also want a peaceful resolution to immediately separate themselves from the radical forces that provoke bloodshed and clashes with security services. >> the nighttime pictures show a brutal fight. the police try to force their way into the square with an armored vehicle, stun grenades and rubber bullets. protesters responded with whatever they could lay their hands on. fireworks, bricks, stones, bottles, monthly t monthly to hn tails. mol

one guy gets on it you see the other guy over here with the bloody bait. >> would you trust a ladder,ugh, with your body when there are sharks going after bloody baits when they are right around you? >> because you get a shark on the line and it starts going and it pulls you and the ladder topples over. >> the next thing you know you are in the water. >> or you are worried that you will come down when you see the sight of the shark. it's not a terribly big shark and before you know it there he is. there's one shark right there. and, yes, they do fish it. they hook it. >> yes. >> it's still pretty big. you made it like it was going to be a foot-long shank. >> it was a baby shark. >> all right, so maybe it's not that small, it's pretty sizable. it could take a whole foot. >> the first thing i could think of is throw in the tackle box, bait, hooks, rod, ladder, check! >> is it bad luck if the shark swims under your ladder? >> i think the shark did swim under the ladder and that's why he was caught. it was unlucky. >> not a problem. >>> a big delivery companies push around packages. >> th

the bloody explosion has governments scrambling to respond.dson, former u.s. ambassador to united nations. bill richardson, president barack obama condemned violence in the ukraine using words like outrage. he's now fast tracking sanctions against ukrainian leaders. i want to ask you in your experience, how powerful a tool is that? can and should the u.s. be doing more? >> they're a powerful tool, jim, because if the u.s. and military union push sanctions on the leadership, they can't travel. they can't come to europe or the u.s. it's a stage set of sanctions. the next sanctions would be economic, commercial, energy that would really bite. it's a stage proses. i think what we're basically saying is all right, ukrainianu, clean up your own act. the opposition and leadership have a truce. is this truce going to last stopping the violence? maybe eventually jim, lead otino reduction in president's power and early election. best scenario for ukrainians to resolve the crisis. if they can't, european union, u.s. mediation and u.s. pressure stepping i

it comes in the wake of bloody street battles the u.s. and e.u.osing sanctions at least 77 people are dead. jennifer has been following and story and joins us from kiev. does this mean an end to the violence, jennifer? >> reporter: del, certainly that's what people are hoping for here in ukraine. now, just a few minutes ago they announced that the parliament passed the law here in the square and there was applause in the square. that certainly is a positive move for. the opposition leaders know it's the people behind me, the thousands of people in the square that they have to convince this is a good deal. it does mean that the president will step down early, but elections won't be held until before december 2014, december of this year. so the question is will that be soon enough? they are playing, if you can keep the beeping behind me that is the video of the vote in parliament earlier this evening. as the news spreads here that there is ideal, it is very peaceful on the streets, actually down in the square it's really interesting families are out

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such is to understand what she is a city in russia the head of state in russia is a bloody mary putin and he doesn't always respect human rights in his land this is how the german kids' t.v. show logo dealt with the build up to the winter olympics event a short look at some of the clips and you see the show dealing with complex issues in the simple ways. at a pre-teen audience. bloody me a putin this how does it feel there are so many people in russia who think that like david korten is in power way too long and that it is known that he will win the election before the vote even started then regarding critics of the kremlin unlike say in the buy in the galaxy never really is putin's opponent and he has always declared it out loud and many people think that's the only reason why he had to go to jail. and all the athletes going to the winter games of the and that if and they find it bad that human rights in russia are not always respected. contacted the programme makers state funded channels e.d.'s the us to specifically for an interview about potential file use in the show they decline

don't crack down in a bloody way on these protesters, which is what senator mccain said as well. i don't see the administration necessarily in there pushing for regime change. >> it was very bloody in kiev. obama's afraid that the alienates putin over ukraine, he's going to regret it because he needs putin in iran. >> well, but putin-- >> do you follow me? >> i do. >> he needs putin in syria. >> i do, but putin's going to do what's in his best interest. he's not going to pull out of negotiations in iran because he's upset with the u.s. mettling. he's got other things on his mind. the olympics are coming up in sochi, so i think he's a little preoccupied with keeping his country safe. >> what do you think, mort? >> look, i think this is a putin gamut, what's happened with the ukrainian president. he all of a sudden became sick when he was supposed to be meeting with the democratic representatives in ukraine. ukraine has always been seen by the russians as basically a wholly-owned subsidiary of the russians. this is the way putin does it. putin frankly outsmarted everybody. he got h

it is a bloody battlefield. everywhere we went, evidence of the horror. the people telling us they are willing to die for their rights, for the freedom they crave, freedoms americans enjoy. >> basic rules of all what you have and all what you were fighting for 200 years ago. we are fighting for this today. >> reporter: at midnight last night a truce was announced, a glimmer of hope. but by 9:30 a.m., all hopes were dashed by the sounds of this. gun battles raging in the center of a city, just a three-hour flight from london. from our hotel window we could see the deadly work of snipers, on both sides, coldly picking off their opponents one by one. by one. bullets then flew into our hotel window. i was just sitting over on that side of the room, working on my laptop, when there was a loud bang, glass shattered everywhere. i hit the floor. i saw bullet holes in the hall. >> reporter: the death toll climbing, the lobby of our hotel transformed from this, into this. a bloody field hospital. check-in desks, carpets now used by medics fighting to save lives. ar

one astute readers was bloody sunday when soldiers shot and killed fourteen on non catholics who were demonstrating for more rights i always try to bring the violence under control by sending more police and soldiers. they also recruit informers primarily from the protestant underground organizations his eldest in use to be the british deputy chief of police in northern ireland to a human he says most of his former colleagues did nothing wrong. i think is very important that people should own this time. but in four months when all through books and who acted on instructions from each. these were people who were in the middle of a dangerous dangerous situation. well they did something wrong they knew that they would be tortured for several days. a man killed. the british government has already investigated many cases of police wrongdoing. but the bereaved families say they have not gone far enough x then anyone can become a victim not just those with connections to the ira. this is the road with the tigers president heading towards the bar. alan bracknell was eight years old when his f

the bloody civil war rages on. >> kelly, you heard about the controversial keystone pipeline. it's winning major support now from the feds. will it finally get the green light from president obama? >> we'll see, james. the nfl is teaming up with the united way. stick around and see this going beyond the dream this super bowl weekend to mentor kids. one of those nfl stars will join us here live. >>> i can't wait for that. first, let's get to the big game itself. super security is in place for super bowl xlviii. safety and security measures being taken from new york city to new jersey leading up to tomorrow's big game. there are already dozens of federal and local law enforcement agencies all beefing up security from the skies to the rails, and the field at metlife stadium. that's just what you can see. it's what you don't see that will likely keep us very safe. rick levinthal is live in east rutherford, new jersey, with more on this. >> no one is getting anywhere near metlife stadium without a ticket for what's called the first mass transit super bowl. because it's a mass trans

of young winston on a gray horse in the general says to one of his young officers, who is that a bloody fool? someone who wants to get noticed i suppose. he will get noticed you will get his head blown off. indeed beyond reason winston went up to the northwestern frontier with the empire which is part of pakistan he did want to give themselves noticed. 22 years old. his family background was in some disarray. his father of the lord randolph had died of syphilis when churchill was still studying. his mother jenny a great society beauty had a reputation for her various dalliances with society gentleman. one of the admirer as was the prince of wales. and to have a rather difficult reputation in british society not only that they would be impoverished a and at the time that lord randolph died young winston and was just coming not having very indifferent schooling it in those days if you were not very bright not being singled out for a career or something useful he went into the artery class. that is where young winston spent most of his days he was so behind academically it took three attem

were blocked off by the police and the first thing i saw on my way here was a policeman beaten to a bloody mass carried on the stretcher and i was really surprised to see that because last night supposedly the opposition and the government and the president have managed to agree on a truce on a ceasefire so it looked nothing like a like a ceasefire from the first minutes i got here then i had a live broadcast at nine o'clock in the morning and while i was doing that broadcast i saw literally hell coming alive behind me with the protesters throwing molotov cocktails and firing live weapons at the police the police retreating and right in the middle of my live broadcast the right wing groups were actually running towards my life position so i literally for the first time in my fifteen year career in television i have to say to the viewers i have to apologize because this is no longer safe and i'll just leave you with a report i did yesterday so this is how the day started literally two hours later we were doing a live shot from a life position one floor below where i'm standing right now in