all investigators had against the cowan brothers and dan jones was possession of stolen property. >>e just got to a certain point where there was no fresh information coming in and there was still a lack of physical evidence tying the cowans to the crime scene. >> we would talk and he would say the same thing, we think it's the same people, but we don't have the proof. >> i never lost hope. i just knew in my heart that the police would do their job and find the people that did this to mother and cliff. >> investigators confiscated every .25-caliber pistol they could find, hoping that one of them would match the murder weapon. >> i maintained those bullets in my secured work area. i never returned them to the sheriff's property room, knowing that i would one day get that firearm. >> but eventually, there were other crimes to solve, other evidence to process, and the murder of cliff and alma merck moved quietly into the unsolved file. ten years later, jim christopherson was promoted to homicide detective, but he never forgot the murder of cliff and alma merck. >> the case had always bo

jones, down the left-field line. some lucky fan will take that ball home. solo shot, o's up 1-0. then the nats get on the board dan uggla, base hit. jones makes a very bad throw home. uggla take second, tied at 1-1. later in the fourth, tyler moore lines it into the centerfield gap. two score. nats hold on and win 3-2. >> we always want to keep going but i think everybody is excited to have a few days off and a bunch of guys are representing. robert: tennis, the men's final from wimbledon another classic matchup, djokovic facing roger federer. the first set, tie-break, check out the amazing backhand by djokovic, the winner, nifty. he gets the first set 7-6. the second set also goes the distance, this time roger federer comes through. comes to the net on the serve in the crowd is going crazy. tied at one set apiece. now the match play in the fourth, takes the short ball blasting the forehand winner. then he it's a little grass yes, he eats the grass. he wins. that is his third wimbledon title, djokovic. nba action, summer league action for the was or its. the first quarter, the was earns up, the steal, all the way

jones pulls one down the right-field line. some lucky fan will take that home. bottom of the fourth, nats get on the board with dan uggla. he lines one to center. it's a base hit. escobar would score. jones makes a bad throw home, really bad. later in the fourth, tyler moore lines one to right center field. that's in the gap. goes to the wall. that made it 3-1. nats would hold onto for the win -- hold on for the win. final score, 3-2. >> we are going to get a few guys healthy and back. just continue to grind. it is not going to be easy to get to where we want to get to so we don't -- so we are going to take these days, rest up, he'll up, get ready to go. >> in tennis, men's finals at wimbledon. another classic matchup, novak djokovic and roger federer going into a tiebreak. check out this amazing backhand pass by djokovic. goes around the net post for the winner. novak gets the first set seven-six. second set also went the distance. this time, federer comes through. after that, the crowd pretty much goes nuts. djokovic won the third set 6-4. in the fourth, blasts a forehand for the winner, lets out a lions roar. he wins h

that's number 13th home run of the accept a, adam jones there top of the fourth now, two on, two out for dan uggla. they call him hugla, rip this ball up the middle, trying to make a play, the throw off the mark, yunel escobar comes in easily, jones charging there, look to be in some pain after that throw. later on very next battle, tyler moore two on sends that one to the wall. two runs come in to xorpt double for more, the nats take a 3-1 lead. scherzer still in command of this game, facing chris davis there gets him to go down swinging, the eight inning, second baseman can't handle that. seven strikeouts in the game for scherzer. frustrating baltimore batters all day long, except for one in particular, this guy right here, adam jones up again. and he is going yard again. another solo shot off scherzer. max gave up those two runs right there. he pitched eight two-thirds innings jones now 11-22 with three homers off scherzer. >>> go to the futures game now, nats pitching prospect getting the start for the united states. top of the first, the man on, rodriguez goes down swinging. a little st

dan loeb is the chair of the success academy, charter schools. so the teachers don't like that at all. they don't like charter schools. they're talking to paul jones>> bigger picture you're a democratic candidate. you take money from these institutions that you then attack. wall street, also hillary clinton, taking aim now at the contract economy, not by name but certainly by business. uber, airbnb. again the left coast, silicon valley, a bastion of liberalism, big donors to democratic causes. david plouffe works for uber for pete's sake. david: former obama guy. >> we'll see if they keep giving money. david: the answer too this is steve forbes flat tax. occupy wall street, still would have something to complain about. >> go to 70,000 pages of statutes and rules because of crony capitalism. >> they're not protesting because of the tax code. they're protesting because being wealthy is evil. david: although i had ralph nader agree the flat tax was way to go. in ralph nader, talk occupy wall street friend. >> accountants don't want it. i'm from greenwich a couple of months ago. they were in front of paul true door jones house by the beach protesting.

dan joins us on the line for independents. caller: we should id chip all the illegal immigrants. and apart them all. keep the nice-looking women. i sort of feel like tommy lee jones in no country for old men. host: dennis and riverside california. line for democrats. caller: i'm a u.s. citizen and taxpayer at the border. as a chicano, i have faced the reality of our immigration enforcement activities. as a u.s. citizen born in california. i'm concerned that when we characterize these children that are coming out of a need to free the conditions that our military interventions and economic exploitation and political -- has asserted in central america for over 120 years, i'm concerned that this provides a platform for people to exert racist rhetoric we are facing with the unaccompanied minors. an issue of basic human right. these children are targeted by gangs, targeted by international criminal organizations. they often have to do with drug sales. we have a tremendous demand for that in the unites states of america. we are the most wealthy country in the world. these are countries that we have extracted a lot of wealth from. back in the 1950's, attorneys for the -

jones is off to a very strong start. >> jeff thank you so much. >>> the computer problems highlight the down side of our dependence on technology. dan ackerman with cnet is with us. a lot of people are saying this is more than a glitch. where is the backup? where is the redundancy. is this a wake-up call? >> it is. we spend a lot of time and effort and attention and money protecting against hacking and cyberterror and cyberespionage. but the less glamorous part is the regular everyday i.t. work that keeps these systems up and running that we're so dependent on. three different cases where three different fairly basic bread and butter issues fell down. >> when something like this happens, if you can have internal problems like this, would that make these more vulnerable to external attacks? >> we don't pay enough attention to the internal systems. you can have a router that goes don and they didn't have another piece of hardware. you're down for an hour or so and the airlines are so tightly packed that has a ripple effect around the world. software update overnight. they find problems they have to get the backup and reinstall that. >

dan. weep have breaking news. we'll get right back to you. dom chu has breaking news. >>> we'll keep an eye on what's happening with lockheed martin as well as united technologies. according to dow jonesckheed martin is now in advanced talks to buy sikorsky aircraft from united technologies. earlier reporting this week had both textron and lockheed martin as perhaps finalists in the bidding for a u in it that may fetch by some reports up to $8 billion. sikorsky aircraft based out in connecticut is the one behind the president's helicopter marine one. also all those blackhawk helicopters used by the military. a dow jones story citing sources lockheed martin is in advanced talks to buy sikorsky. it may be valued at $8 million. >> i believe they own cessna -- >> yeah. >> glad i got that right. dom chu, thank you. >>> back now to the apple story with dan ives. we had a guest on at the top of the show lived in mainland china. mainland china for 25 years. he said the stock market drop he does not believe will impact consumer spending one bit. which then would mean that apple should be okay in china. is that your view as well? >> we're on the same page. apple at this point in china we view t