her 16-year-old killer was a boy allegedly upset that brodie wouldn't go out with him. richard baldwin was tried as an adult for first-degree murder and given the only penalty possible under massachusetts law, life in prison with no chance of ever getting out. for brodie's family, the sentence meant healing could finally begin. >> i knew that he was going to pay for the crime. and that made me feel better. >> reporter: now almost 20 years later, a shocking reversal. >> it's a slap in the face. we feel betrayed, betrayed by the justice system. >> reporter: on christmas eve 2013, massachusetts's highest court ruled that putting juveniles in prison without the chance of parole violates their constitutional rights. at the heart of the issue is the science of brain development. >> neurologically, the adolescent's brain is continuing to develop. starting at about age 18, even serious violence in serial offenders begin to decrease. so by the time they're in the mid-20s and late 20s, most of them are no longer engaging in crime at all. >> reporter: to the massachusetts court, i

it's happening in boone county at the brody mine.nvestigators revealed a ground failure at the mine trapped and killed those workers. here's new video just into our newsroom and ambulances leaving the entrance to the mine. we're told emergency rescue teams have been on the ground at that mine for hours now. now, according to published reports, the brody mine was investigated by the feds last year. if received 253 violations, including many dealing with worker safety. since that review, another company has taken over the mine. >>> let's check your forecast this morning as we take a live look at san jose and san francisco and the san mateo bridge. temperatures today could soar well into the 90s and above. in fact, let's take another look at san jose here. this is our downtown camera. a spare the air day throughout the bay area and a heat advisory is in effect for most of us for tomorrow. >>> let's take a live look at dublin which is opening up a cooling station at the city library this morning, that's at civic plaza. a complete list of

thomas brodie sangster is 24 years young today.ked with denials and apologies. >> it was also one of jubilation and bittersweet good-byes. we close out the week with our "friday rewind." >> your husband made racist remarks recorded on tape. >> i don't think he is really a racist. >> do you think your husband should apologize? >> absolutely. >> he made love to every girl in every city in america and he had aids. when he had those aids, i went to my synagogue and i prayed for him. >> he's living in the stone ages. he can't make those comments about african-americans and latinos. he just can't do it. >>> in these girls, barack and i see our own daughters. >> we have no intention to pay a ransom or buy the girls. the sale of human beings is -- >> this is some of the most radical firefighting i have seen. >> this is a challenge. you can see the brush going up in seconds. in fact, i think we should -- let's go. let's get out of here. it's not safe. >> the museum is a place where you can come and understand 9/11 through the lives of those

. >> we are standing here in front of the lds temple instead three talking about fawn brodie.rodie, one of ogden and most distinguished literary products was born in ogden to a family that was very high in very act and the lds church. her father was an assistant to the church is highest count low the corner of a child and she had go who became president of the church in the 1960s. she fell away from the church in the 1930s and that mnf color and heard literary output. the song became popular for writing psychological profiles. her most famous ones and the one still in print 60 years later was called no man knows my history, a profile and biography of joseph smith, founder of the lds church. it was published in 1945 and in that book she looked into his chariot to assist meant, first pointing out that he started his career as a treasure hunter and sending of a con artist, charging farmers to dig for treasure in their fields, never finding anything going on. eventually, he formed his own religion and preached that it became the church of jesus christ of latter-day names and ms. b

louis, missouri, owns the brodie number one mine.ederal investigators said the mine had a pattern of safety violations. for context here, it is not unusual for a coal mine to have safety infractions as coal mining industry is very dangerous and there are many rules and regulations. west virginia governor earl ray tomblin is asking them to pray for families of the dead, saying quote, this is a very difficult time for our mining community. jenna. jenna: thinking of those families today. molly, thank you. jon: the u.s. is stepping up the search for hundreds of young girl kidnapped by terrorists in nigeria. general jack keane weighs in on the new tool in the hunt. >>> also a domestic dispute takes a terrifying and deadly turn. details in a live report coming up. >> best information we have at this time, is that officer was fatally shot as he entered the home. other officers arrived, and a short time later, the home was engulfed in flames and later exploded. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here!

the brody mine number 1 is owned by patroit coal. it's sited for 253 serious violations. in it's annual report- patroit blames the former owners. but is cooperating with the investigation. in turkey-- coal mine explosion has killed 17 dozens are still inside. cooperating with investigators the u.s. postal service says it's looking into reports of "skimming" at some of its stamp vending machines. there have been reports of thieves who've installed small devices on the vending machines that allow credit card information to be stolen. it's happened in at least 13-states and the district of columbia. the postal service says it's investigating and recommends that customers inspect vending machines for tampering before using them. several banks are closer to billion dollar settlements with u.s. justice department. bnp paribas reportedly is in talks to pay more than $3 billion for allegedly evading u.s. sanctions against iran, sudan and other nations. credit suisse could pay $2 billion . that bank is accused of helping wealthy americans with tax evasion. bank of america could wi

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>> reporter: juliet brodie is a stanford law professor and director of the stanford community law clinictentionally located off of campus and east of 101. each quarter juliet takes on a team of law students who take on no other courses. they work here 9:00 to 5:00, sometimes more, representing residents of east palo alto who could otherwise never dream of hiring a lawyer. in the ten years the clinic has been up and running, they have represented 1,500 clients. never asking a penny in return. >> we joke that the clients, i mean, it's really no joke, but the clients of the clinic, they're lottery winners. i think that's totally legit. >> reporter: juliet closely supervises her students as they handle their clients' cases. evictions, backwages, criminal record expungements make up most of the case load. the students getting real life courtroom experience as lawyers. learning to deal with clients, judges, opposing counsel. but most of all, learning that the law is not just something written in a book. >> law is a real thing. it effects real people and real lives and real jobs and real apartm

brody will not response to grapes. "x-men" is in theaters.coming up with smart swaps you can make to a i void those hidden cal rays. >>> did you know that the average chain sitdown restaurant meal contained more than half of the calories you should be con t consuming in an entire day. dave zinczenko is here to cut down those calories. >> got to do it. >> that statistic. that number is petrifying. >> it's petrifying because we're talking about restaurant chains. 1,100 calories in a typical meal. and over time, according to the u.s. government, we are eating 65,000 additional calories. that's the equivalent of 413 bag of potato chips. that's 19 pounds. you know what's 19 pounds? a goodyear tire. we're going to start to lose weight for summer. >> that's a lot. we're talking about 56% of what you should be eating each day. our first example is olive garden and the lasagna fritatta. this is over 1,000 calories and it's an appetizer. this is 22 chicken nuggets. what you want to do when you're at olive garden. get the meatballs. what you're saving r

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reports overnight that the roof of the brody coal mine in boone county has collapsed.now confirming two people have been killed. the mine has been reported for safety violations. but no word on what caused this accident. >>> and abc news has confirmed, talks are underway between the nigerian government and the terror group that kidnapped hundreds of schoolgirls. the militants are demanding the release of prisoners in exchange for the girls. but nigeria's government has refused to negotiate on those terms. manned aircraft are scanning an area the size of new england in hopes of finding those girls. >>> and new details about this fiery home explosion caught on live television in new hampshire. a police officer was fatally shot at the scene. investigators say the fire followed an argument between a homeowner and his son. they say the son opened fire on the responding police officer. >>> and former "american idol" star clay aiken is expected to be named the winner of his congressional primary race this week, following the sudden death of his opponent. 71-year-old keith cri

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the owner of brody mine said that the miners got trapped after the ground gave kay.erik leg and greg hensley both from west virginia. authorities say the mine has a history of safety violations a claim that the mine owner denies. >>> in maryland a man who barricaded himself inside a tv station is now in custody. they say he was carrying a golf club and is clearly mentally or emotionally disturbed. no one was hurt. >>> a potentially landmark case of gay marriage is now in the eyes of a federal appeals court in virginia. hundreds rallied outside of the courthouse. the question is whether the state can ban same-sex marriage or protect it. the case is the third to reach the suprem federal supreme cour. a decision is expected in several weeks. >>> new numbers prove that this was the worst for flyers in 20 years. the department of transportation said from january to march u.s. airlines canceled 5% of their flights. that's often because of snow and ice, but airlines are quicker to cancel flights early. they want to avoid big fines for keeping passengers on a tarmac too long

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the workers got trapped inside the brody mine in the southwest part of the state after last night's accident. no one else is left inside. the miners' bodies have been recovered. in october, the mine was labeled a pattern violator after more than 200 federal health and safety citations considered, quote, significant and substantial. at the time the mine's owner disputed those claims. >>> a new hampshire community is grieving this morning after a police officer was shot and killed before a dramatic house explosion. the presumed gunman is also dead. sera congi of wbz is in brentwood where the officer is being called a hero. sera, good morning. >>reporter: good morning. flags are at half staff across the state in honor of officer steven arkel. residents of this quiet community who were evacuated yesterday are now back in their homes this morning after so much chaos late yesterday. gunfire, armed s.w.a.t. teams and then a fiery explosion. just before 6:00 p.m. monday, a massive explosion blew off the front of this house in brentwood, new hampshire. >> they have or had an active shooter. the house

that's coming in that this was caused by a coal outburst at the brody mine number one in boone county. it's owned by patriot coal based in st. louis, missouri. this mine had 253 significant and substantial infractions against it in 2013. coal mining is a very dangerous industry and there are a lot of rules and regulations so it's not unusual there would be some sort of infractions a mine might have. we don't know how significant these infractions were in 2013. bill: sat sad youth news out of west virginia. martha: miners losing their lives no ply their trade is nothing new. back in 200629 people trapped underground. 12 of them were killed. one person survived but was seriously injured. the accident happened after a pocket of methane was struck by lightning and exploded. a congressional race took a shocking turn when a candidate died suddenly at this home. keith crisco was locked in a race with the former "american idol" contestant clay aiken. >> reporter: police say he died of an accidental fall. friends and political rivals are expressing sadness over his death and expressing admirat

two men were killed monday night at brody mine in boone county.fficials deemed it a pattern violator. a rare designation reserved for the industry's worst offenders. the men were killed by a coal burst, when high-speed coal is shot at anyone in the way. >>> a frightening ordeal for our tv affiliates in baltimore. a driver claiming to be god rammed this stolen truck through the front door of wmar. all the employees escaped unharmed, but the man barricade himself in the station for five hours. he was eventually arrested in an edit room where he was watching tv coverage of the scene. >>> two little boys in upstate new york are recovering from serious injuries after the bouncy house they were playing in suddenly took off. thousands of children have suffered similar injuries around the country now that the houses have become so popular. here's abc's jim avila. >> reporter: no, it is not a kite. it is an inflatable play house flying through the air. one minute staked to the earth in the front yard and the next swept off the ground with three children in

gathered at the gate of the mining complex as they await information on the miners who work at the brody2013 discovered about 250 violations concerning miners' health and safety. this happening overnight about 10:30 p.m. eastern time. we'll keep you posted as we get new information in this morning. >>> in the meantime, a rutgers university quarterback arrested and now facing up to 20 years in jail in connection to a brutal bar fight in minnesota. philip nelson has been charged with first degree assault for beaing a 20 yearly in critical condition. surveillance video shows kolstad hitting the quarterback in the back on certified. no word on -- saturday night. no word on what prommed that. >>> his voice heard on the air for decades. >> thank you and hello again, everybody. welcome to america's top ten. >> this morning, casey kasem's children say he's missing. a judge ordering an investigation into the radio legend's disappearance. he also appointed the 82-year-old's daughter as his temporary conservator. >> jean kasem moved my father to hide him from his family and friends. >> she referred

patriot colds rody mine number one in boone county west virginia unfortunately a tragic accident the brodymine shouldn't come as a surprise that's because the mine was designated a pattern violator last october by federal officials that means that the mine repeatedly broke federal health and safety regulations during two thousand and twelve and there have been six accidents at that mine since this past january alone but don't ask patriot coal about its safety record that company continues to contest its. pattern violator title so how does a coal company that has repeat offenses and an appalling safety record manage to stay in business let's ask jeff biggers independent journalist and author of the book reckoning at eagle creek the secret secret legacy of coal in the heartland jeff welcome back. thanks for having me thanks for being with us so first of all what causes a ground failure in a mine what is our ground failure. in this case it's what we call it call specifically they were doing what's called retreat mining i think a lot of your viewers probably for the first time heard about that

elizabeth olsen plays elle brody, a mother and wife trying to hold it all together. >> hello?'ve been calling you everywhere. are you okay? >> i've got sam with me. >> great. because i was thinking, i want to get you out. >> i can't believe this is happening. >> elizabeth olsen is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, lizzy. you said i could call you. okay, san francisco just took a beating. san francisco does not fare well. there's godzilla. do you like scary movies? were you immediately into this? >> yeah, i was. i didn't really have a "godzilla growing up." but i had "jaws" and "tremors" and those kind of monsters. >> we're used to seeing you in really interesting roles and they're kind of in indie films. this seems like the first big hollywood blockbuster you've done. besides the better food around the set, any other big differences? >> yeah. i think it gives you more of an opportunity to experience, like, the magic of making a movie. you can go into a sports auditorium and it's completely transformed with art design and extras. and it's those moments when

the miners were trapped after an accident monday night at the brodie mine in boone county.year for an alleged pattern of violating health or safety standards. >>> a california judge has ordered an investigation into the whereabouts of broadcasting legend casey kasem. it's part of a court battle between he and his wife and his children. >> reporter: good morning. this is a strange story. kasem is one of the most iconic voices and he was checked out of the private care facility last tuesday. now, his children are seeking answers from his current wife about where he might be. the family of casey kasem is desperately searching for their father this morning. the radio legend vanished last week. >> dad will be back really soon and he said, when? that's the last time i say him. and then that night he was taken from the facility. >> i'm so concerned about my father and where he might be. >> reporter: monday a california judge ordered a court investigator to locate the 82-year-old. this after conflicting reports of his location emerged during a hearing. placing kasem either out of t

tragic mining incident occurred in my home state of west virginia where two miners were lost at the brody mine. my deepest prayers are with the family and loved ones. gayle and i mourn the loss of these men. we grieve for the entire community as they bear this sorrowful hardship. our hearts especially go out to the families of the fallen miners, eric gelg and harry ch chapman. they will forever be remembered to their state afned nation for their unparalleled courage and unsurpassable sacrifice. they will live on forever in our hearts as family and friends deal to struggle with the tragedy that took place, we are remiewnded as country that we must consistently search for ways to improve safety cngs because our miners' safety is the utmost importance and remains our number-one priority. we say in west virginia if it can't be mined safely, don't mine t our coal miners are some of the hardest workers in america. the loss of one miner's life is one too many. we need to improve mine safety efforts so our miners' lives are never in jeopardy. we owe this to the families and the victims. it is our