and that's bonnie.nie lied her ass off. >> reporter: defense accident reconstructionist charles ruble said there was no physical evidence to back up bonnie's claims that frances had hit her over and over again. no evidence, he said, the suvs had even touched. >> not even once. >> reporter: and remember how bonnie said her purse flew forward off the seat when frances hit her? >> this is her purse in her car. i get hit from the rear. where's my purse go? it doesn't dump in the front. that's simple physics. >> reporter: in fact, he said, the purse falling forward supports frances' claims that bonnie was repeatedly slamming on her brakes. >> she does a sudden brake, and she's moving like this. then the purse would go into the floorboard. bonnie contreras is not telling the truth. >> reporter: what's more, both defense and prosecution agreed bonnie was wrong about her contention that bill's motorcycle was struck from behind. evidence showed the motorcycle actually collided with the side of frances' suv. >> y

we have this sperm in bonnie craig.. >> reporter: this was no accident, said the prosecution. it was rape and murder. this man was about to suggest, maybe bonnie craig had a few secrets of her own. >> it was consensual sex. how many people had a different side to them that was different than what family and friends knew? >>> coming up -- the case for the defense. >> you're saying this young woman -- >> i'm saying that's a definite possibility. >> would the jury buy it? >> we the jury find the ♪ protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus. the number 1 name in flea and tick protection. claritin and relief from of non-drowsy symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating

with us is bonnie, jack, and george.he, treasury announcement could be the most important thing on fed day. >> there could be a big increase in supply. if they will continue in the quarters ahead, that might weigh on the curve more than anything. >> we know there is a time of supply. -- ton of supply. i think the starting point is we have a lot of supply to digest. but where is it going to come, in the front end of the curve? it could have some curve implications. jonathan: is that what you are looking at more specifically, george? >> there is more front and paper. aderstanding what happens for woman -- long-term issuance is what the market is looking for. >> you are right about the dollar strengthening. these treasury yields look pretty juicy. that is a pretty good return. jonathan: bonnie, what do you make of that? bonnie: i agree a lot of it has been priced -- there is that expectation we have to fund the fiscal stimulus. it is attractive to overseas investors here even though currency has half-risen. with these highe

jack, george, and bonnie. bonnie, i want to begin with you. did the credit rating agency struggle so much with this issue? it was rated the minus by s&p, and ccc by moody's. they did not know what to do with this. bonnie: it is difficult when you have issuers at negative cash flow. so in addition to that, we have a disruptive business model that is very different from what is traditionally seen in the market. rating agencies had difficulty in digging into that. this market, just like any market, you have to roll up your sleeves and do your homework to understand credit. wework was no exception. jonathan: in the secondary market, this is looking softer in the initial trading. in the primary market, an upside is offering, demand was still there. bonnie: the positives is capital is still biased toward searching out yield. there is still this broad-based global growth environment. is stillmaybe it is not as strot was at the end of last year, but of the global economy is doing well. there is not as much overhang. inflation is moving higher and the

i hate you bonnie." >> that name told me that he had some significant female in his life named bonnie. and he had some anger against what bonnie or what he perceived bonnie had done to him. >> reporter: it turns out deangelo was engaged in 1970. the woman? bonnie jean colwell, who eventually broke it off. as investigators were narrowing their search through a dna profile, another clue. they learned de angelo a former police officer had allegedly threatened to kill his police chief after he was fired back in the 70's. >> i have a lawyer. >> reporter: the man appearing dazed. families of victims saying it's an act. >> in court he turns into this man who can't stand up or speak. what a coward. >> wit johnson with us tonight. wit, many victims and their families were stunned to see him in court barely audible. you're learning what he was doing in the days before his arrests. >> that's right. one of the lead investigators describing him as agile and active. said he was even seen whizzing around town on a motorcycle. >> next tonight the investigation into a key member of president trump's c

the woman bonnie caldwell was engaged to joseph deangelo in the 70s but broke off the engagement. investigators say that may have led to the string of rapes and murders in the 70s and 80s, one of his alleged victims says he repeatedly yelled i hate you bonnie after she was raped in 1978. >>> investigators say she is one of the killers youngest victims, we are learning from the woman who was attacked at knife point, bound with rope and raped. it all happened in 1979 when the woman, mary berwert was just 13. >> above all i am so happy. it is the best news. there was a time when i thought i would never know.>> this is a picture of mary berwert from 1979 when she celebrated her 13th birthday, two months after the picture was taken her life

to us from pasadena, california, bonnie wongtrakool. it is great to have you with me. everyone is saying, forget about the 10 year. two-year treasuries, when you're treasuries, is where we are seeing the realtor pricing -- treasuries, is where we are seeing the real repricing. george: it hurts to see higher rates on the back end. for a long time people thought you would get an environment where the fed thought long-term rates would move. -- wouldn't move. it is good to see long-term rates going up. jonathan: bonnie, six month builds are where 10 year treasuries were in september. two-year notes are where 10 year treasuries were at the beginning

in northern ireland this year bonnie is meeting communities individuals people from places like the chamber of trade human rights organizations young people who say they are desperately worried about the potential for the united kingdom leaving the european union leaving the customs union and potentially a hard border going up with things like road blocks separating the two countries and dividing communities that mr bonny unquestionably is painting this as the organization of the european union and indeed the republic of ireland understanding what communities want listening to them saying to the united kingdom you must leave the border open you must stay in the customs union and listen to the concerns of these people and portraying it as being in stark contrast with the absolute chaos frankly is of the moment inside the u.k. government which can come up with a position in the context of the resignation of the british home secretary on the rods the divisions that we know exist inside the british cabinet over brics it's

anne and bonnie, where do you want to start?ary story at the front of the sunday times. it is extraordinary. there are about 6500 twitter, apparently, people, all with female english names who were in fact russian albot is tweeting on behalf of mr corbyn in the run—up to the election —— russian bots. it is interesting that they choose women's names. are we more credible when the tweet or something? or more friendly. every single opportunity, it seems, as they took from the sunday times investigation, to deride mrs may, to big upjeremy corbyn. it did not sway, it did not mean he won, but it definitely changed the vote. i think this is an extraordinary example of the intrusion of social media and the russians into our political life. but you see what is fascinating is i don't know how they know change the vote since they don't understand how the bots change the brexit side, if it did not, they claim they do not know that. how did they come up with this information? what i would suggest is that the secretary of state or digital act

bonnie. " we felt there was a woman named bonnie in his life. it was significant to him. >> reporter: he was once engaged to a woman named bonnie. investigators say he may have been taking his anger at her out on his victims.>> scary moments for people in antioch a couple of hours ago, a house far started spreading -- fire started spreading in the grass. you could see the damage in the back patio area. involved two homes on fawn hill way. the flames burned a half-acre of brush behind these homes. firefighters were able to get the blaze under control a short time later. >>> another fire in san jose has left a family devastated. a man was killed trying to rescue his niece from a mobile home fire along hermitage street yesterday afternoon. the man did not know the little girl had been pulled to safety. our reporter is live in san jose with this story. >> reporter: the flames and fire are out at this point but what is left as you can see is this black and shell of a mobile home and a lot of heartbreak. this time yesterday it was a chaotic scene in w

named bonnie and then there are the reports of deangelo's temper. neighbors and coworkers say he had an anger problem which holz says fits the profile. >> he was an an angry retaliatory type of rapist, somebody that there's a stressor in his life that makes him angry. instead of lashing out what makes him angry, he by proxy lashes out at his victims. >> reporter: he says identified him is amazing but better is talking to his victims. >> very rewarding to hear the their relief that they are relaxed in a way. this guy is behind bars. he is never getting out. >> christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> crews are demolishing an apartment complex filled by a fire in concord. hundreds of people who live next door on galindo street are displaced still. more now from andria borba. >> reporter: you can still smell smoke in the air here. the air quality was deemed so poor that residents in the neighboring apartment complex still have not been allowed to return. water is streaming down on the remains of a $55 million construction project. eight red tags are up due to conce

. >> he is making the statement, i hate you, bonnie, i hate you, bonnie, while sobbing. we felt there was a woman named bonnie in his life. that was significant to him. >> reporter: de angelo was engaged to a woman named bonnie. then the reports of his temper, neighbors and coworkers say he had an anger problem which he says fits the profile. >> he is what -- what i would -- he has a stressor that makes him angry. instead of lashing out what he is angry at he biproxy lashes out. >> rorter: what has been good is talking to his victims. >> very rewarding to at least hear the relief in their voices that, you know, they can now kind of relax in a way. this guy is behind bars, he is never getting out. >> reporter: back to you. >> de angelo was hiding in plane sight all these years. in some of the communities he is accused of terrorizing, for nearly 30 years the navy veteran and former auburn police officer worked as a mechanic at this safemart distribution center in roseville. coworkers describe him as a meticulous man. >> how can you live a normal life knowing what you have

coming to us from pasadena, bonnie, global head of western asset management.at to have you all with me. they are all saying forget about the 10 year. look at where the six-month bills are, one year treasuries, that is where we are seeing it. >> we cannot be dismissive of rising rates. issuance tied to rising rates, and general credit has a longer duration profile. i think it is important because for a long time people thought you would get an environment with the fed can lift short-term rates and long-term rates will move. the curve has flattened like a pancake. the long-term is going up as well. our way: we will work through the curve. bonnie, it looks like six-month bills is where treasuries were in september, and two-year notes are were treasuries were at the beginning of january. >> it has been a remarkable move. the whole market has moved by 50 basis points to date. you have to look at what the market is pricing in. what we are seeing for this year, the market is in line with the fed in terms of how many hikes the fed will do. that seems reasonable where

bonnie brazil tried to tell president trump that she is saving her bonus to save for retirement. in west virginia, sean ferrell said he is using his expanded 529 for school for his children. at some point the democratic senators, those states that i just mentioned, will have to explain why they voted to stop all this from happening. they'll have to tell bonnie and sean and chelsea that they agree with the democratic leader who says washington knows how to spend money better than citizens do. but my republican colleagues and i will stay on the side of the american people.

bonnie, i want to begin with you.id the credit rating agencies struggle so much with this issue? it was rated bb-. b+. ccc by moody. they did not know what to do with this. why not? >> it is always difficult when you have issuers who are negative cash flow, and have projections for growth and cash flow going forward. and so, in addition to that, we have a disruptive business model that is different from what is traditionally seen in the market. rating agencies had difficulty digging into that. in this market like any market, you have to do your homework to understand the credits, and who you work with, no exception. jonathan: the secondary market is looking softer. in the primary market, demand is still there. do you take positives from that? >> i do. the positive is capital. there is still biased toward searching out yield. there is still broad-based global growth environment. maybe it is not as strong as it was at the end of last year, the global economy is still doing well. there's not a lot of inventory overhang.

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with me is bonnie greer, playwright and writer for the new european and anne ashworth, assistant editor at the times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer leads with london mayor sadiq khan — calling for the home secretary to resign over what he says is her "inhumane treatment" of immigrants. the mail on sunday reports on allegations regarding the tory mp charlie elphicke. he denies any wrongdoing. the sunday telegraph's front page includes the news that asda and sainsbury‘s are in talks about a merger. the sunday times claims russia used the internet to try and influence the result of last year's snap election in jeremy corbyn‘s favour. and the sunday express says an sas solider and his wife stood in as prince harry and meghan markle during a secret security rehearsal for their wedding. so a mixture of stories on the front pages, let's have a closer look. let us take a closer look. anne and

cute, little blonde bonnie.n she connected with clyde. >> clyde barrow was his uncle. >> once clyde had been accused of murder, he didn't turn back. >> their grandfather was a lawman who hunted them. >> two of the south's worst killers. >> your grandfather was the sheriff. >> killing bonnie and clyde was the ultimate. >> grim souvenirs, one strange inheritance. >> it was just like finding treasure after treasure. >> bonnie parker's three-headed snake ring. >> sitting there... >> right. >> ...all along? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

bonnie, thank you. still ahead going the distance.urity detail steals the show at today's historic summit. keep it here on "early today." around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. #1 trusted. #1 awarded it's got to be tide. and for a plant-based clean, try tide purclean >>> another big star is sitting down with sunday today this weekend. let's check in with willie geist for a preview. hi, willie. good morning. >> good morning, guys. my guest this week on sunday today is lori metcalf, one of the stars of the biggest show on television, roseanne. i sat down with lori to talk about the amazing years she's had, winning a tony award for best actress on broadway, a best supporting actress oscar nomination for the movie lady bird, and now starring in tv's hottest and most talked about show, roseanne

underground so aside from the term old us speeches this week theresa may in the past twenty four hours bonnie on wednesday take us back to how your committee's meeting was with michelle bonny the who's chief negotiator of the brakes when he was quite. interestingly when we've met him before he's spoken in english most of time but he starts that was for the twenty minutes telling is often french about the u.k. position and clearly you know the the building up to a very hard position as has become a pattern so the last few days you know it's interesting for me as a me a back bencher from wales to be the fight of a sense out of his hole and incident people like. the other day was a form of trade commissioner. who was the chief negotiator that's kellam he the trade negotiator formerly doan's hero yeah we had it would in the wake of what he had to say to some. he said the other day when swapping a three course meal for the promise of a packet of crisps but he told us various other things. not just grist for jelly well anderson i just tell you we only don't let's you know the armless one is good be

it turns out deangelo used to be engaged to a woman named bonnie. while he says identifying deangelo has been an incredible feeling, the best part for him in all this is talking to the victims and giving them some kind of peace of mind after all these years. >> and closure. what are investigators focusing on now? >> reporter: right now serial killers are known to keep so- called trophies or mementos from their attacks so investigators are look for stolen class rings, earrings, fine china, all of these items were reportedly stolen by the east area rapist. deangelo's yard is being dug up and evidence markers are being placed in spots of interest. >> thank you. >>> joseph deangelo lived in some of the communities he is accused of terrorizing. his former coworkers are grappling with the news. the navy veteran and former auburn police officer worked as a mechanic at a save mart district center in roseville for nearly 30 years. coworkers say he was a meticulous man who didn't say much. >> i saw a picture of him, i said that's joe. no way! then they confir

her name was bonnie coldwell. they say they met as students at sierra college, a former investigator on the case told us the golden state killer yelled out the name bonnie during at least one of his attacks. >> he is making the statement i hate you bonnie, i hate you bonnie. what i would call in anger type racist -- rapist. there is a stressor that makes him angry and instead of lashing out at what makes him angry, he by proxy lashes out at his victim. >> they say dna evidence links him to 50 rapes and a dozen murders in the 1970s and 80s. he appeared in court friday to face charges for two of the killings but did not enter a plea. he is due in court on may 14. >>> san francisco's mayoral candidates are agreeing that public drug use is a problem. we asked three of them what they will do about it. >> reporter: ever since we aired footage of drug users lining the walls inside the civic center bar station, shooting up in the open, the question has always been what now? three san francisco mayoral candidates offered a

. >> he is making the statement i hate you bonnie, i hate you bonnie, while he was sobbing. >> that was significant to him. >> reporter: the day before he turned in his badge and gun he drove to deangelo's home. at the time deangelo was one of several possible suspect and for personal safety reasons holz didn't knock on the door. he says identifying him has been an incredible feeling the best part is talking to the victims and giving them peace of mind. there's a lot of work still to do. so serial killers are known to keep so-called trophies or mementos from their attacks so investigators are looking for stolen class rings, earrings, fine china, all of these items reportedly stolen by the east area rapist. deangelo's yard is being dug up and evidence markers are in spots of interest. >> thank you. >>> deangelo's brother-in-law is in disbelief about the arrest. he spoke to us by phone from out of state. >> to look at joe, we would never suspect. we hundred dollars and went. >> he has three adult children, married and separated. born in new york, he went to folsom high school and got his

bonnie called up the engagement and eventually married someone else. her daughter confirming her mom has a meeting scheduled with the sacramento county district attorney's office. we also noticed a trend, a majority of the murders, 10 of the 12 that he is responsible for, occurred after d'angelo was fired from the auburn police department. as for d'angelo's background, we have uncovered a few more pieces. he grew up in western new york in a small town called bath with a population of around 5000 people at the time. at some point the family moved and d'angelo graduated from fulsome senior high in 1964. he has a bachelors degree in criminal justice from sacramento state and served 22 months in vietnam. tom miller, ktvu, fox two news. back a woman believed to be one of the older state killers youngest victims says she feels vindicated by the arrest. mary berwert was assaulted after her 13th birthday. she was held at knife point, bound with rope and raped at her family's walnut creek home. she told ktvu that she has waited nearly 40 years for the arrest wh

well bonnie is now in northern ireland let's get to our correspondent nicely who's in your way on the u.k. side of the irish border so just how important lawrence is has visited to the people he's meeting. well honestly i don't think you could overstates it you know it was almost a hero's welcome in done dog on the irish side of the border is only twenty kilometers down the road from here it was a technology college and literally the entire irish political establishment lives of every single. little party had turned up and they all more or less eulogized and they had three minutes each to speak before he gave his speech and it was it is about him we can't begin to thank you enough for all the things you are doing to try to defend us against this atrocity that is bricks it you can't overstate how much they hated it i mean a dundalk is very badly affected when when the troubles were on and the british army was fighting irish republicans in the hills around here the economy suffered awfully as well since the peace dividend happened in the border was opens and everybody travels freely to

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of his attacks. >> he is making the statement i hate you bonny while he is sobbing.is an anger retaliatory time rapist. there is a stressor in his life that makes him angry. instead of lashing out at what is making him angry, he lashes out at his victims. >> investigators say dna evidence linked deangelo to 50 rapes and a dozen murders in the 1970s and 80s. he is due back in court on may 14. >>> days after bill cosby was found guilty of drugging and raping a former colleague. we have his reaction to the decision. >> reporter: this is what they wanted, cosby said. the legendary comedian talked to the media throughout both trials but agreed nothing would be published until the verdict. in the first trial, he was offered a deal to register as an sex offender and take probation. he said why take a deal? i didn't do what they said i did. over the years, more than 60 women have accused cosby of sexual assaults, in addition to andrea constand's testimony, five other witnesses testified against him in the trial. >> today we are in a place to say that justice is done. >> repo

now we are in the pediatric walked in the news to me and with his eighteen patient bonnie i think bonnie thanks for having me here and you've got a dog on your bed because i know who died a bit if you like it considers a good time. distance what you like best when dogs. what are you doing with all your dogs and everything just think you visit the children and the hospital in the morning the doctors and the nurses did they decide to to which children we need to go and then we go and visit in each room all we have the group to get that and these players on this depends on the children on the disease if they are able to stand up and go if they need to be in the bed and the docs allowed to visit and bed so can you used every doctor because the three of you can talk i think. depends on the. exercise we have the dogs since they are happy and then we train them we train them each each week to time space they become without us we have this little place in this where they are inside cover route and only allowed to come a few minutes and then there to get pet from foreign people and they are train

i'm bonnie. on behalf of parks alliance, i am asking that you authorize the completion of the golden gate park project. the completion of this project will provide such a wonderful asset to golden gate park and the community of san francisco as well as to the volunteers who have shown such great commitment and dedication to this project through direct stewardship. this northeast corner is some of the oldest trails in san francisco and we need to honor it. this project will increase access to save walkable nature trails while provide be habitat restoration to the surrounding area. our oak woodlands are few and it's crucial we protect and enhance these areas while allowing for an outdoor education experience accessible to all. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, commissioners. i'm bob. i'm head of the san francisco trail advocacy group. 30 years ago or so, when ridge trail began its mission to make a ridge top trail around the bay area, which one day at least 550 mile

in geneva specifically the rise of killer robots joining me now from geneva human rights watch is bonnie daugherty associate director at the conflict in civilian protection department of the harvard law school bonnie thanks for joining us so as i said all the media too will care about surgical strikes what could be more surgical than the room wolf. well our concern about robot warfare what we call fully autonomous weapons are these weapons would select a target and fire on it without humans choosing pushing the killed but they would have the we would be turning over life and death decisions to machines these weapons raise a host of moral ethical legal security concerns and that's what we're here to discuss at the un this week range of concerns than the existing ones about drone warfare. they raise different issues i think drones are question largely about how they use this is a weapon system that could be is inherently problematic and we believe should be preemptively banned before they even come into existence before the genie is out of the bottle and this is a concern for all sides sta

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bonnie is an established expert on that period. she taught women's history for 22 years at georgetown and george washington universities before moving last year to california where she's now a lecturer at berkeley. she's also written more than a dozen previous books. her co-author is a researcher and curator who is currently research fellow at the university of sussex. diem withers couldn't be with us this evening, but we're delighted that bonnie is all the way from the west coast, so please join me in welcoming her. [applause] >> well, hi there. i can't say enough how grateful i am for the opportunity to be here at politics & prose. this is a bucket list a go-go. [laughter] and i want to thank a lot of people. i think many of you are aware that i'm a longtime washingtonian and a longtime resident of connecticut avenue. so here i am back on connecticut. and i'veed had a wonderful -- i've had a wonderful set of decades invested in bookstore culture in washington. every book i've published i wrote as a washingtonian. so it's fitting

going up with things like road blocks separating the two countries and dividing communities that mr bonny unquestionably is painting this as the organization of the european union and indeed the republic of ireland understanding what communities want listening to them saying to the united kingdom you must leave the border open you must stay in the customs union and listen to the concerns of these people and portraying it as being in stark contrast with the absolute chaos frankly is of the moment inside the u.k. government which can come up with a position in the context of the resignation of the british home secretary on the rods the divisions that we know exist inside the british cabinet over brics it's this will be a chance for the chief negotiator to say to the u.k. you must change your position and tell us exactly what you want to do and really press home their advantage time for a short break here not just when we come back freedom for the journalist who was jailed on charges of insulting the king of thailand. and world records and huge wipeouts we'll have the winner of the big wave

thank you, bonnie and anne. the film review is next. goodbye.ello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? very interesting week, we have beast, a psychological thriller set on jersey. we have avengers: infinity war, the latest in the mcu series. and the wound, a coming—of—age movie with a difference. i love the sound of beast, i love a psychological thriller. it is set onjersey, it has a central performance byjessie buckley, who plays this young woman called moll, living under the thumb of her domineering mother, played by geraldine james, with a hint of anxiety, as if she is partly frightened of her daughter. anyway, our heroine meets this young man, played by johnny flynn, called pascal, a wild character, a vagabond, and immediately the family take against him. plus, the rest of the community are very suspicious of him, but she falls in love with him, and he sparks in a rebellious spirit that has hitherto been kept under wraps. here is a c

bonnie and anne will be back at 11:30pm for another look at the papers.bc news, it's meet the author. his first codename was orphan, a man on his own. but in donald maclean, the soviet union had recruited one of the best spies it ever had in the west. his name, along with guy burgess and kim philby, became a byword for determined treachery. admired by his colleagues as a meticulous and brilliant diplomat, he was also a convinced ideologue — but one with a wayward, carousing spirit. decades after his flight to moscow in 1951, we are still dealing with what roland philipps describes as the "enigma" of donald maclean, in his revelatory new biography, a spy named orphan. the enigma. we are so familiar with this man, and the cambridge spies. we have read the story so often. what is it that you discovered is still uncertain, still unsaid, still unknown, still waiting to be put in front of us? the enigma of donald maclean to me was that a man who was an intense patriot and a fabulous civil servant, who went to the top of the foreign office, could at the same tim

z w come to life from bonnie let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul i'm joined by the show a couple of you know his political correspondents on those stories in just a minute but first this news just in about the perspective. d.w. . welcome to another pop export special today it's all about germany's brainiest band took a tronic. to talk about the indie rockers unique claim to fame listen to what other musicians have to say about them and have a look at their latest album. in their acrobats took a tronic have been one of a kind in germany's charts but over twenty five years high time for a pub export portrait of the band like no other. lyrics fraught with meaning somber tone the title track to talk a twenty x. twenty eighteen album do you want endless kite eternity. on the band's twelfth studio album sing a different lot so recounts his life in twelve songs. you also notes that you stuff with the hope is of course to maybe come to a kind of self knowledge like a field study of one's own life and of the same charms to create a portrait of society and present some

news live from bonnie north korea freezes its nuclear testing the communist regime announces a suspension of all new clear a normal range missile tests saying media says pyongyang lucidly scrapping its nuclear testing something be to kim jong il and most of this you economic growth and peace instead but what about the weapons you already have also coming up. demanding change to protect children in india the indian government approves the death penalty for child rapists often days of protests a nationwide outbreak showing that inaction. i am. and gone too soon superstar d.j. of each she has been found dead at the age of twenty eight this officer vows of health problems and his struggles with the demands of the spotlight. time have a home for good to have you with us it could be a significant reversal from north korean leader kim jong un off to spending years celebrating his country's weapons program he's now announced north korea will start new clay and intercontinental missile tests well international reaction has been brought to a positive which south korea china and the u.s. phrasing th

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former case investigator said his hatred of this woman, his ex girlfriend bonnie callwell may have sparked his rage. >> while he is raping the victim he is saying i hate you bonnie over and over again. >> reporter: in 1970 he had announced his engagement in a local paper but they never married. >> so we assumed there had been some break-up in the relationship and that possibly caused him some angst. >> caldwell was unreachable but she planned to meet with prosecutors. on friday the 72-year-old appeared in court in a wheelchair and barely spoke. he's suspected of committing a dozen murders and 50 rapes in the 1970s and 80s but it is how investigators caught him that is raising new privacy concerns. they say authorities used genealogy, comparing dna from the crime scene to dna to a website and that led them to a collected dna sample from deangelo and the company ged said it is important that they understand the possible uses of dna, including identification of relatives that have committed crimes or were victims of crimes. other genealogy websites like ancestry and 23 and me said they did no