christopher: up until that point, they had not been. the hemp industry in the 1930's had really evolved into sort of two primary uses. one was for the bird seed industry. hemp seeds were a major part of the bird seed that was produced for use in this country. the other one was for use in paint products, things like linoleum or paint thinners, things like that. that was not really a tremendous industry on either one of those two things. the government, with the 1937 tax act, actually passed legislation that considered any part of the cannabis plant to be the same, regardless of whether it had any psychoactive ingredient like thc in it or not . at that point, the two merged into one. before that, many people did not realize that hemp and marijuana were part of the same plant. >> who were the opponents and supporters of the have industry -- hemp industry? christopher: the opponents were members of the bureau of narcotics, created as a division of the united states treasury department. its primary goal in its early years was to stop the inc

jonathan: christopher, to you quickly. when you look at the wealth management business of ubs and credit suisse. credit suisse for a lot of people entrenched of the core do you see an identity crisis in europe and how long do you expect it to last when you look at the financials? ubs stock is down today. for a lot of people it has been the model of the european bank do what you know and do it well. does everybody become a ubs? christopher mahon: we are over trenching. it is diminishing. not just the accessing capital and competition and the various banks and you will help with a return and profitability. jonathan: i hear you sitting at your terminal going through the numbers. are we at a point where that is it for ubs? manus: one capital and constantly sort of been challenged by their regulator and the regular comes and goes smack. you have to set more capital aside. the phrase is at we at peak capital? -- peak capital? a special dividend. by the end of the year, are they in the position, more than 50% of their pretax prof

police say this christopher's mom, dr. amanda crews, denied that martin martinez caused the injuries. it would take investigators and a pathologist nine more months to determine that christopher's death was a homicide caused by his head hitting the tile floor as a resulted of abuse, but by that time martinez was already a wanted man accused of massacring what remained of christopher's family, his mom, grandmother, two sisters and a family friend. outside the family home a memorial grows as do questions about whether police could have averted a terrible tragedy. now yesterday modesto police emphatically said that they did not "drop the ball." they say that it takes time to wrap up an investigation as complex as this and they say that the information was only known to a small group of people. so far they say there is no evidence that that is what triggered the massacre. in modesto devin feely, kpix5. >>> a former school security guard is now convicted of assaulting a student with cerebral palsy who was in a wheelchair. surve

six when considering 2-year-old christopher. two days prior to saturday's homicide a specialist determined christopher's death was not an accident. police knew that, but waited two days to look for martinez until after the violence and the chief says martinez hadn't been living in the house two months. in modesto, abc7 news. >> now, the family of martinez is speaking out tonight. police found his car parked in his uncle's house saturday night. an uncle tells us he went to see a movie with his dad. >> i'm grieving for him, too. i just want to see him and asking him what is going on. >> he says if responsible, justice will prevail. >> by all accounts dr. cruz was a respected and beloved physician. >> outside of the home someone placed a picture of her daughter elizabeth riply. in october, mr. martinez was listed as a potential suspect in a crime report. christopher sustained head injuries while mr. martinez was watching him alone. >> by police police decided they wanted more information but hadn't acted until saturday afternoon. t

six when considering 2-year-old christopher. two days prior to saturday's homicide a specialist determined christopher's death was not an accident. police knew that, but waited two days to look for martinez until after the violence and the chief says martinez hadn't been living in the house two months. in modesto, abc7 news. >> now, the family of martinez is speaking out tonight. police found his car parked in his uncle's house saturday night. an uncle tells us he went to see a movie with his dad. >> i'm grieving for him, too. i just want to see him and asking him what is going on. >> he says if responsible, justice will prevail. >> by all accounts dr. cruz was a respected and beloved physician. >> outside of the home someone placed a picture of her daughter elizabeth riply. in october, mr. martinez was listed as a potential suspect in a crime report. christopher sustained head injuries while mr. martinez was watching him alone. >> by police police decided they wanted more information but hadn't acted until saturday afternoon. t

described as a 19-year-old caucasian man named christopher. sitting in a truck parked along sunbeam circle in the sunshadow mobile home park in east san jose. >> : "i just seen the car pull up. he hit the bump." >> phillipe :he says a newer model white honda accord stopped next to them. then, a hispanic man in the front passenger seat walked out and approached christopher. as he chatted with the guys on the street. >> : "he just told them, "you guys ******* scraps, clocked the gun and they responded no we don't bang. i swear, we don't bang, and they said ******** you have la on shirt, and he said thie is ******* pride gang, and he just shot the gun and just walked away." >> : "this is where christopher remained on the ground while witnesses and neighbors tried to render first aid before the ambualnce arrived and rushed him to the hospital, where police say he later died." >> : "you think it was just random? yeah, i think it was random, cuz his shirt he even had red stars around it and the outlet was in cursive. so, i guess he was just like mad

christopher's. police have have not yet released the name or age of the suspect and they investigate just how and why this tragic stabbing could have happened, live at st. christopher's cherry greg, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> new this morning a car end up in the schuylkill river, police now working to retrieve that car which ended up in the water near boat house row. apparently in one was inside that car the at the time and police are trying to figure out exactly what happen. >>> delaware county police investigating a robbery at cvs, store located in aston on the 5,000 block of pennel road. two robbers tied up two employees at gunpoint in the back of the the store shortly after, saturday night. >>> they were tied up, and they removed money and, from the offices. >> we're told no employees were hurt, crooks escaped with an unspecified amount of money. >>> it has been one year since a car crashed through a fruit stand in philadelphia killing a mother and three of her

martinez later told a 911 dispatcher that at some point christopher "fell back and he hit the back ofsay while detailing what happened, "martinez changed his story several times." >> reporter:christopher ripley died several days after he hit his head. the report says a neo pathologist determined "the cause of death was a homicide.and the method of death was consistent with christopher's head hitting the tile floor as a result of abuse." >> reporter:martinez is due to be booked in modesto on thursday and could likely be arraigned in the afternoon dan kerman kron 4 news. >> catherine: fascination that we are monitoring closely and will have of days to run our newscast spirit and formal changes against the charleston church of gunmen. how this is not an ordinary gun case. >> gary: lee his victory in san diego! and the first couple of racing. --although racing. we will talk to them. >> reporter:world champs of hog dog eating both - from the south bay. and that's exactly where week where. >> reporter:serving up dogs since the 1930's.is mark's - a san jose landmark and source of hot dog eat

that really should be in jail and christopher ponce is one of those people. >> there is no question whohe bad guy is in this case. the question is, where is he. ♪ >>> i met william in 2005 at middle school here in florida. our friendship had built over the years, probably sat at the same lunch table just about every year through school. one of our good friends had returned from afghanistan with the u.s. marines, and we hadn't seen him since high school. so me and william with another friend of mine, robert, we figured out a good meeting point would be down in hyde park. at the time i didn't have my own vehicle, so me and will were sort of chipping both in on gas for his car. he had had that mustang since high school. we took that thing to work every day, we went, hung out with all the same people together and i mean, that was our -- that was the car. that was the familiar vehicle for us. >> william didn't really want to drive that night, but he said robert's car was on the fritz so he was probably going to have to drive. >> by the time we actually got there, it was probably at least 11:

the pairing did not last long. >> christopher russell came out one night.had a laundry bag full of all his property. he approached the control booth for the deputy. he said that basically he was in fear for his safety. he thought there would be a fight in the block. >> after reviewing his file, i looked at where he's been housed. he's been up in the fourth floor for over a year and a half with no problems with any other inmates. i wanted to go downstairs and talk to him to see what has changed and is he, in fact, in fear of his safety. >> hey, russell. >> yeah. >> lieutenant. you said you feared your safety. >> no, man. it was all a misunderstanding. you know what i'm saying? there was never know fear. it's documented i'm a skinhead. so when i came out of medical they put me in a cell with a guy who was black. i said something about it. i figure they say i'm going to be reclassed. it was misunderstood as to why i was down here. as long as i'm celled the right way -- >> we don't accommodate the inmates. however, if we can try to put them in a place where he

>> christopher columbus. >> do you know what christopher columbus did? >> he discovered something, i don't know. >>> and columbus day. just ask the watters' folks about it. >> he came over on the mayflower, maybe. >> caution, you're about to enter the no-spin zone. "the factor" begins right now./ i'm bill o'reilly. in the next hour we test the knowledge of the history of the americans in this country. we begin it all in boston, massachusetts. >> pinhead or patriot. iphead. >> he's the president. piphead. >> all that changed. >> you don't like the president? >> no, the guy is weak. >> he's one of the best presidents we have had since jimmyt. carter and bill clinton. >> oh, my gosh. >> patriot. >> why a patriot? >> he's the president. you can't disrespect the president. >> i just want respect! 6í6r >> hillary clinton. >> patriot. patriot. >> his heart is in the right place. i don't think his mouth is. >> you know who this is? >> yes, that is mitt romney. why did he run for the presidency? i do not know. >> i love scotch. i love scotch. >> so pinhead or pat

there's texts the next day from christopher, christopher is texting my wife quite a bit. maybe in cave man times a guy named christopher poked his head in but it's a new version of that. would it be weird if i checked my wife's phone i see a message from christopher is open. do i read the message, should i read it? new interesting things that people have to deal with. brown: here's the amazing thing though, aziz ansari is himself a product of an arranged marriage of his parents who got married in south carolina. >> week six months, really quick. especially from what people do now. brown: what do you think of the lefns of your parents -- lfnsparents lessons of your parents marriage? >> the interesting thing about those arranged marriages, a lot of times it's successful because it starts at a sim are and builds to a boil. i'm in it, i'm going to have a family with this person. i'd say my parents have seen my observations, they're really in love and i think their relationship has gotten better kind of grown together, raised kids together and everything. there's so much socia

christopher's where that little girl was taken. is she doing this morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. both that baby girl and her mother are in critical condition this morning. police say a man stabbed the little girl in the chest. stabbed her mother multiple times as she held the baby girl in her arms. police say it all happened just before 12:30 sunday morning, that is when a man stabbed a 37 year-old mother, as she held her one year-old baby in her arms. police arrived on the scene in the 1900 block of dallas street, to find the mother, with multiple slash wound and the baby girl a single stab wound to the chest. both mother and daughter were rushed to einstein hospital where the mother rein mains in critical condition. the one year-old girl was then transported to st. christopher's hospital for children where she remains critical. police are on the look out foreman who committed the stabbing, in word on whether he is the father of the child. again, that baby girl re mains in critical condition here at st. christopher's

>> reporter: christopher reeves is still shaken up quite a bit. the 23-year-old car salesman was taken on quite a scary test ride. >> he like just grabbed my shirt and just pulled back. he like pushed me out the door and pulled me back. he is like i'm not f'ing playing around. >> reporter: the suspect told reeves he was stealing the van and kidnapping him. >> and then i was like oh, my god like i don't -- you know, i don't want to get held somewhere and tied up for something like, you know,. >> reporter: when they came to a red light, reeves said he reached for the door to escape. >> he seen me reach for the door. he looked at me and was like if you say anything about this i'm going to come back and kill you. i was like oh, my god. >> reporter: the suspect set off and reeves called his boss, who called police. and inside the stolen car, a valuable tracking device. >> connecting to on star. >> reporter: and that connected police directly to the car's location and they tracked down the suspect. >> you have his driver's license. >> and we have his dr

christopher's hospital where that little girl was taken. how is she doing this morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. unfortunate thely she remains in critical condition here at st. christopher's hospital, and her mother is in einstein also in critical condition, as police search for the van they say stabbed that baby girl in, her chest while in her mothers arms. police say it all happened just before 12:30 sunday morning, when a man stabbed a 37 year-old mother as she held her one year-old baby in her arms. police arrived on the scene in the 1900 block of dallas street, to find a mother with multiple slash wound and a baby girl single stab wound to the chest both mother and daughter were rushed to einstein hospital where the mother remains in critical condition. one year-old girl was transported to st. christopher's hospital for children where she also remains critical. police are on the look out foreman who committed the stabbing in word on whether he is the father of the child. >> reporter: again both baby and mother remain in criti

blacks could not be buried >>> christopher putzel in the nation's latest flashpoint. texas community where a black woman died in police custody. is this really the most racist county in the lone star state? >>> thank you for joining us, i'm joie chen. what began as a routine traffic stop devolved into a flashpoint, reigniting the debate over race and justice in america. ground zero this time is outside houston, waller county where an african american woman died. the circumstances are under investigation. a bitter history lies behind the allegation. "america tonight"s christopher putzel looks at both sides of that claim. >> reporter: waller county texas, a sleepy rural working class area, a short drive from houston. an area where sandra bland died in police custody. >> you failed to signal a lane change, do you have your driver's licence. >> reporter: a texas trooper signalling. an altercation ensued. >> get out of the car. i will write you up. >> wow. >> get out, now. >> wow. >> get out of the car. >> you're doing all this. >> get over there. >> 28-year-old chicago ar

the 6 when considering 2-year-old christopher. just two days prayer to saturday homicide forensic specialist determined christopher death was not an accident. the modest to police knew that. but waited two days to look for martinez until after the violence and killings in the modest to home. >> when it comes to homicide investigations you only have one shot to make a case. >>reporter: chief carol says c p s was involved after christopher death. and that martinez hadn't been living in the house the last two months this is abc 7 news. >> ahman take cruz work as primary care doctor with the stanislaus county health service agency. cawz patient's are speaking fondly of her today. jennifer french saw cruz for more than 11 years for back pain, depression and more. cruz even in the delivery room when french gave birth to her son who has c p. she said dr. cawz was caring and had a positive impact on her life. >> she knew everything about him so she knew how to help me. i don't know what i'll do the because it's weird going a new doctor t.

somebody tagged the new christopher columbus at the american heritage club. they spray-painted the explorers face black and signed up with the number 13. >> i get it, you are mad. why were we not here when the guy did it? >> i'm telling you as good as gold i didn't do it and i wouldn't do it. >> john as it took a couple of years to raise $18,000 it cost. >> that this whole thing up. before i talked to john about this nastiness the better thing to do would to get a sandwich and sit down over food and talk about this with a couple of gentlemen. where are my manners? >> i talked to mrs. chiarella. she says. >> lack of respect for anyone. they have no respect for anything these days. >> you should have told me. i would have calmed my hair and put some makeup on. >> sandwich in hand i headed back to the italian-american club to see what could be salvaged. >> we are going to try to remove it. if you can be removed will have to make some kind of a mixture that can be painted on. >> who did it is the question and the police say they are working on it but despite the

he came over in christopher columbus's second voyage to the new world in 1493. he rose through the ranks of the spanish military on the island of espanola and then later puerto rico. he was appointed governor of puerto rico much to the chagrin of christopher columbus's son diego who protested. the king of spain really likes juan ponce deleon and said i would like you to be in charge of a voyage of exploration and discovery, looking for lands that we've heard about to the northwest. so in march of 1513, ponce deleon sailed a fleet of three ships from puerto rico, outside to the east of the bahamas, up the gulf stream, making landfall very near here on april 2nd 1513. he anchored offshore for the night and came ashore the next day. we say that he landed right around 30 degrees, eight minutes north latitude, which corresponds to a point almost 11 miles north of here. details are sketchy at best. we do know that juan ponce deleon came ashore after searching for good harbor took on water and wood. this area presents one of the few fresh water springs in the area arou

"america tonight"s christopher putzel in the nation's latest racial flash point. the texas community where a black woman died in police custody. is this really the most racist country in the lone star state? >> lair paying the price. when shots don't kill the pain lasts for life. hot on "america tonight" website. summer camp with a twist. teens learning new skills in how to battle abortion rights. >>> who began as a routine traffic stop evolved into a flashpoint reigniting the debate over race and justice in america. ground zero this time outside houston, waller county texas, where an african american woman tide in custody, three days after being taken to gaol. the circumstances are under investigation, but locals charge that a bitter history is behind the allegation that it is the most rastest county -- racist county. christopher putzel looks at both sides of that claim in waller county. >> reporter: waller county texas, it's a sleepy rural working class area a short drive from houston. the community was awaken following the arrest and death of sandra bland, who

christopher: i do not know. i really enjoy the research side. that is a lot of fun. but i miss practicing law full-time. i stopped practicing full-time in 2008 to go back to grad school and finish the phd thinking that would take a little while. in the interim, i got married and had a kid. we sort of slow down a little bit. i think i am going to be working on this a little bit longer and then we will see what happens once i finish with that. maybe when my four-year-old gets a bit older, i will move back in . delia: thank you very much. christopher: thank you. >> this year, c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next a look at our recent visit to lexington, kentucky. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> you are in what we call the best spot in the whole world right here on the grounds of keeneland race course in lexington, kentucky. it fits into being the horse capital and thoroughbred capital of the world in a number of ways. we are not only a great race course with a very pastoral setting,

"america tonight"s christopher putzel in the nation's latest racial flash point. the texas community where a black woman died in police custody. is this really the most racist country in the lone star state? >> lair, paying the price. when shots don't kill, the pain lasts for life. hot on "america tonight" website. summer camp with a twist. teens learning new skills in how to battle abortion >> just because you're pregnant don't mean your life's ended. >> intense pressure. >> i don't know if this whole dance thing will work out. >> tough realities. >> we call chicago "chiraq" because we have more killers. >> life changing moments. >> shut the cam --. >> from oscar winning director alex gibney. a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues. "on the edge of eighteen". >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >> i'll

christopher joins us now via skype. he is a professor at clumolumbia university.hanks for being with us. is there anything about the statistics in this report which shows a significant rise in poverty that you find particularly surprising? >> not surprising but alarming. so those of us who do work in urban education have always prepared for the idea that poverty rates would increase. it is increasing at an exponential rate especially since we have issues with the national well-being of the country. so the fact that the country is doing well and then we are start a realizing that those who are already most vulnerable, are also the ones living in most poverty. >> i know this question doesn't have single answer but what do you attribute this rise in child poverty to? >> a couple of issues. the main one is this notion that in the united states education is seen as this big socioeconomic equalizer, but we have focused on people being able to go through schools and do well through their life span. poverty maintains itself when you have an education system that maintains

chris chris on to use with us -- christopher grisanti is with us. with an optimism about animal spirits rather than real gdp? >> i think we are. we have terrific underlying fundamentals and headed in the right direction with unemployment. you got lower unemployment and rates that are low and perhaps they will go up some. tom: what is the best and janet yellin for you? >> i don't care. it would be nice to get the volatility over sooner so we can have a post first hike market which we have not had in seven years. vonnie: what is the next level of volatility? >> i don't think -- i think greases the sideshow but china is the main event. the economies are so much larger plus the chinese have been uncharacteristically ham-handed in handling the stock crisis. they have old world ways of trying to limit the downturn. tom: wendy you step in? >> i have been very tempted but we have never bought those stocks when we were not in a recession. it scares me to buy them now because even though they are down, they could fall by half or more. look at alcoa. tom: that

then, a hispanic man in the front passenger seat walked out and approached christopher. the street. >>: "he just told them "you guys ******* scraps, clocked the gun and they responded no we don't bang. i swear, we don't bang, and they said ******** you have la on shirt, and he said thie is ******* pride gang, and he just shot the gun and just walked away." >>: "this is where christopher remained on the ground while witnesses and neighbors tried to render first aid before the ambualnce arrived and rushed him to the hospital, where police >>:"you think it was just random. >>: random? yeah, i think it was random, cuz his shirt he even had red stars around it and the outlet was in cursive. so, i guess he was just like mad or he just wanted to shoot -- i guess >> reporter: this man says christopher lived next door with his mother. who he says also heard the gunshots, and consoled her son while he bled on the street. >>: "it's just time to move out already, cuz you know, that's my boy. i don't wanna see this >> reporter: in san jose, philippe djegal, >> vicki: bobbi kristina b

. >> david wright elton simpson, hassan edmunds, tarod pew, christopher cornell. >> islamic extremism comes in all shapes and sizes. we're not going to be able to just recognize it right off the bat. but if people are seeming unnecessarily -- >> but isn't that infective. isn't that infective what you're doing? it's not going to help anything. it's just going to incite things don't you think? >> going back to the point of the video was it is to get the conversation started about islam and that the core tenets is to establish a one world order and do so by violent acts and that's why we're seeing such unrest in the middle east. that's why we're seeing these jihadist terror strikes in the united states because their ultimate goal is to establish one world religion that is superior to any or religion and that's the only religion that says that.

journalist and author christopher hitchens discussing his life and work.n hubert humphrey called, "the art of the impossible." former speechwriter ray price talking about his time with the nixon administration. and his role in preparing nixon for a series of interviews with journalist david frost. you can find those online. >> washington journal is next. then the house devils then at 12:00 noon. and the u.s. house legislative business at 2:00 p.m. coming up on today's washington journal, the highway trust fund and congressional efforts to fund it. with bud wright, of the highway trust fund. and mark rosenblum talks about the immigration policy and the debate over so-called sanctuary cities. and emily badger talks about housing and the efforts to provide to low-income families. ♪ good morning. the house returns at noon today before beginning legislative business at 12:00 noon. a sunday session yesterday notable for heated exchanges on the republican side of the aisle as ted cruz continued to criticize his own party leadership. mitch mcconnell

they say they want safety, so you act like christopher columbus or the second coming of christ. for me, my biggest fear, we lose the essence of what we are as a city, by losing the essence of what we have as calle 24 as the mission. i would hope that we do the same thing for the african-american community. this city is losing its diversity and i hear some opponents saying we want diversity, means "less of us." thank you so much. [ applause ] . >> thank you very much for your comments everyone. thank you for coming. are there any other members of the public that would like to speak? no. public comment is closed. supervisor campos, you have some brief remarks? >> just briefly, madame chair, i want to thank all of the members of the public who came out and speak on all sides of this issue. i think those who have concerns about some of the things that have been proposed, i encourage them to become involved in this process. one of the problems that i have with the way in which this process has been described is the reference to calle 24th as an "exclusive entity." the reality is that

that person being the driver. 20-year-old christopher bloom 20-year-old christopher bloomfield. i did speak with the driver's father tonight. he did not go on camera to make any comments but it was very obvious, jim, from speaking to him that his family, too is disappointed and hurting from this incident. we're live in bustleton, sharee williams "channel 6 action news," jim. >> to say the least, thank you, sharee. -ly armed swat officers roamed the streets of delaware country neighborhood tonight and brought heavily armoured vehicles for protection all offer a intense standoff with protective mother. when child welfare workers paid a visit to the home in trainer at plaza and spruce streets the woman barricaded herself and two children inside. they are 3 and 4. she allegedly threatened to kill anybody trying to take her kids. >> children and youth services were not trying to take away her children they were just visiting her. unfortunately, for this woman, she had just lost her husband in june. so she has had some very difficult times. >> the standoff lasted three hours until 7:0

. >> reporter: because martinez is already charged with murder of christopher ripley prosecutors can take their time filing charges against him for the mass murder that happened here last weekend. martin martinez appeared in a modesto courtroom wearing a striped jail jump suit. he said a few words in court acknowledging his name and birthday before his attorney entered a plea in the death of 2-year-old christopher ripley. >> he is presumed innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: christopher died from injuries sustained while in martinez' care last october. according to the criminal complaint martinez abused the boy so severely the toddler died a few days later. >> she said that he had an accident. >> reporter: a patient of cruz. >> she had just come back to work from her son passing away and she just had her baby. she said that i had my new baby now so i'm really happy and i'm going to get through this. >> reporter: 6-month-old rachel, 6-year-old elizabeth and another child were found dead last weekend along with martinez's 57-year-old mother. he is the suspect but yet to be forma

. >> reporter: christopher reeves is still shaken up saw bit.e 23-year-old car sales man was taken on quite a scary test drive. >> he grabbed my shirt and pulled back. pushed me into the door and pulled me back. he said i'm not f-ing playing around. >> reporter: he said he was stealing the van and kidnapping him. >> when i was like oh my god. i don't want to get held somewhere and tied up. >> reporter: when they came to a red light, reeves said he reached for the door to escape. >> he saw me reach for the door. he looked at me like if you say anything about this, i will come back and kill you. i was like oh my god. >> reporter: the suspect sped off and reeves called his boss who called the police. and inside the stolen car, a valuable tracking device. >> connecting to on star. >> reporter: and that connected police directly to the car's location and then they were able to track down the suspect. >> you have his drivers license. >> yes. >> reporter: the suspect crashed into a few vehicles on his high-speed get away and ended up on the side of the

police confirmed 2-year-old christopher died in 2014 from blunt force trauma while in martinez's care. a forensic specialist gave police the information still, for two days police didn't arrest martinez. >> at that time there was no indication that there would be any violence within that family. there had been no calls for service at that location. >> in those two days martinez is suspected of killing five family members. in modesto, abc7 news. >> martinez is being held at san jose not for the weekend massacre but earlier death of his ex-girlfriend's 2-year-old son christopher riply in october. melanie mentioned just days before the weekend killings a medical expert ruled christopher's death was a homicide, not an accident police have considered martinez a possible suspect, but they waited until after the mass killings, two days later to use what is called a ramsey warrant to arrest him. >> it's an unusual police procedure, but done for two reasons, to see if he'll talk, but to get him off the street particularly since this second incident occurred. >> the warrant gives police until t

when christopher hitchens answer yes come soon come quick.nd then especially after the interview when he waxed poetically and philosophically about so much -- so many of these things, he's a great character in the film. we left that interview saying there is definitely a movie to make here. morgan: the one thing i will say is part of what the film is is a lamentation for the loss of a public space on television where people can come together and talk. christopher hitchens said c-span is what's left of that. i will give c-span its props. brian: i have to say it does not look a whole lot different from what we are doing right now. robert: firing line was on tv for 33 years. i think that it wrought people from across the political spectrum and from the arts into a discussion with time like you do to allow people to develop ideas. that does not happen anymore. it happens between commercials and you have to hit the salacious stuff. using that, i'm reminded of his technique which is to hammer here and if the opponent begins to give an answer that h

police confirmed 2-year-old christopher died in 2014 from blunt force trauma while in martinez's care. a forensic specialist gave police the information still, for two days police didn't arrest martinez. >> at that time there was no indication that there would be any violence within that family. there had been no calls for service at that location. >> in those two days martinez is suspected of killing five family members. in modesto, abc7 news. >> martinez is being held at san jose not for the weekend massacre but earlier death of his ex-girlfriend's 2-year-old son christopher riply in october. melanie mentioned just days before the weekend killings a medical expert ruled christopher's death was a homicide, not an accident police have considered martinez a possible suspect, but they waited until after the mass killings, two days later to use what is called a ramsey warrant to arrest him. >> it's an unusual police procedure, but done for two reasons, to see if he'll talk, but to get him off the street particularly since this second incident occurred. >> the warrant gives police until t

christopher sustained head injuries while mr. martinez was watching him alone. >> reporter: it took nine months to determine two year old ripley's death was not an accident but a homicide. police did not go and immediately get an arrest warrant for martinez. >> absolutely not the modesto police department did not drop the ball on this. when it comes to homicide investigateses, you only have one shot to make your case there. is much more involved in criminal investigations. we put together a case. there has to be enough probable cause to arrest that individual. so no, the police department did not drop the ball. >> reporter: still quite a coincidence that on thursday forensics determine that death of that child was a murder. police don't believe the two are related. they say they don't have a motive for saturday's killing. >> the friends and family gather tonight to remember the victims of the home glide a. >> reporter: tragedy struck this family not once but twice. amanda crews lost her son last year possibly at the hands of her

. >> reporter: christopher is shaken up. the 23-year-old car salesman was taken on quite a scary test ride. >> he pulled me in and pushed me back and i'm not fing pleaing around. >> reporter: he says the man walked into the dealership wanting to buy a van so they went on what seemed like a routine test drive. he said it was on the way back to the dealership that things got way off track. the suspect told reeves he was stealing the van and kidnapping him. >> then i was like oh, my god like i don't want to get held somewhere and tied up. >> reporter: he said he reached for the door to escape. >> he was like if you say anything about this i'm going to come back and kill you. i'm like oh, my god. >> reporter: the suspect sped off and reeves called his boss who called police. and inside the stole-car, a valuable tracking device. >> connecting to on-star. >> reporter: and that connected police directly to the car's location and then they were able to track down the suspect. >> the van has on star so it's kind of ridiculous. >> rep

>>dan kerman: my boyfriend killed christopher and also told her that my boy from will go to prison for the rest of his light which into your bass still many unanswered questions as you know martina commands and santa clara county jail without not know when you transfer back to modesto at this point still no formal charges in the reply that, of the d.a.'s office we expect that to come the next few days. >>catherine heenan: they've been rocked by this tragedy as you pointed out of memorial continues to grow just outside of the home where the five bodies were found a patient of a man crew sent the issue was a respected doctor and a much love mother. >>: not only was she a friend but i cannot believe lives when i heard her name the police saver, such as a chaplain for the office as to what into that house and made the discovery are being made available the covers continues on our web site which posted the entire news conference by police in rivera some new details about the suspect on the charges that he is facing complete nonstop coverage on our web site www.kron4.com. >>grant lodes: barr

a few weeks ago amanda had a rough couple of days dealing with the loss of her son christopher. who died last october from a brain injury. rachel's fathermartin martinez who is accused of killing 5 people on saturday, including his mother --- is also the main suspect in christopher's homicide. >> : i don't even wanna mention his name. feliciathe doctor was loved by her patientsand colleagues remember her as a great mentor. >> : wonderful warm, compassionate. always willing to teach us. just a wonderful teacher, a role model to all of us. >> alecia :reporting in modestoalecia reid kron 4 news. >> catherine : a relative of martin martinez is talking about what happened. gina martinez says she was shocked by the news of his arrest. she remembers her cousin as a funny and loving person. gina says she never would have suspected that he could be a murderer. >>:not at all and that is why i was in shock because i could not believe it. when i first saw his face their i thought it was like when people fabricate things on facebook and i thought it was not true. >> catherine : martinez is b

yesterday modest to police confirmed 2-year-old christopher died in 2014 from blunt force trauma while martinez care. forensic specialist gave police the information after 9 month investigation. still for 2 days police didn't arrest martinez. >> at that time there was no indication that there would be any violence within that family any violence within that family. this will be no cull for service at that location. >>reporter: in the two day martinez suspected of killing 5 family members. in modest to melanie abc 7 news. >> now modest to investigators spent the day in san jose looking for clue at the house where martinez uncle and father live. martinez being held in san jose in the for the weekend massacre at this point but for the earlier death of his ex girlfriend's 2-year-old son christopher ripley back in october. as melanie mentioned in the report just days before weekend killings medical expert ruled that christopher death from head injury was homicide not an accident. police considered mary tip easy possible suspect but they waited until after the mass killings two days late tor