there was no cuts. >> on the night of darrell north's murder, the dallas/ft. rth area was hit with a driving rainstorm, causing flash floods and power outages. the storm was so bad, darrell sent his construction crew home early, but he stayed behind because he had a 5:00 p.m. appointment with curtis pope. they were going to discuss quality problems with the swimming pool pope was installing at the hotel. pope was having financial problems. his company was headed towards bankruptcy, and darrell north was his only large client, although it's unclear whether darrell knew this. no one knows what the two men said to each other. but prosecutors believe curtis pope snapped and attacked darrell with a knife. darrell was caught off guard, and struck pope in the face with a paper punch, causing the nosebleed. pope stabbed darrell over 40 times. as he lay dying on the floor, a drop of blood from pope's nose fell onto darrell's pants. >> there's no way he could have explained away how his blood was dripped onto darrell north's pants. >> we knew we had eliminated any possib

darrell north, a manager for a multibillion dollar development company, had no shortage of work.

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former city councilman jim kenny tours a north philadelphia senior center with his former leader. council president darrell is about to add his name to an impressive list of local elected officials endorsing kenny' bid to become the next chief executive. >> i've supported jim kenny to be the mayor of the steve philadelphia. >> a poll last week by local news outlets showed kenny lapping the field you have up by 27 percentage points over his closest challengers. political analyst larry ceisler says kenny moved from back in the pack to front runner on merit. >> for jim kenny everything has gone right up to now and they have not made any mistakes. >> reporter: the field house how they look pitching voters during our fox 29 debate includes state incident anthony williams. >> i'm a person who built consensus and knows how to build relationships a person who has worked across the entire city of philadelphia my end tour political life. >> reporter: former long time district attorney lynne abraham. >> i'm the only one in this state whose had the executive experience that work efficiently with budgets that hired tho

darrell lang. along the rio grande, the surrender was an unofficial gentleman's agreement between the north, general barrett i believe, and kirby smith. but the battle of the ranch, if i remember, on the night of the 12 or the 13th of may, general grant was up against southern kernel -- colonel -- i can't remember. i cannot remember his name. anyway, the latter gentleman had six cannons. which brings to bear my question. was the french foreign legion, for those forces involved in -- were those forces involved in that battle at telemedia ranch? i read an account that the french were legion under the federales in mexico were involved. can you enlighten us? mr. dunkerly: the french were intervening in mexico when the u.s. was distracted with the civil war. i do not think any french troops were involved in the battle. i do think the confederates were getting supplies across the border immediately before the battle. i do not think any french or mexican troops were involved but i am not an expert. >> that was colonel ford, in his report. that he had french cannons. thank you very much. audience member: ro