what does it say about us we did not discover it?you had done some of those things, acted awful like so many other artists, throwing temper tantrums, all the things, not showing up for days, if you had done some of that, maybe we would have discovered you sooner? >> i don't know, that is a possibility. my manager, who put me on this track in 1969, jim lewis, he said, you are keep, -- you are cute, but you have to learn your craft. he said you may never be a star, but you will be up to sing and make money as long as you live if you learn how to do it, and that means singing. i used to not sing certain songs because they were "white" and i was black and i thought it would not sound correct. he said, you are a singer, if you know the song, if you know the words, if you have somebody to play it, sing that joker. this has kept me, the whole 48 years i've been struggling, maybe the gig only paid $50 per night, but i worked the entire 48 years. i had to learn to tap dance. i had to do with the game called for, which made me a broader artist

yesterday morning, these two women were discovered in vallejo. we have team coverage on these multiple murders. christine connolly is live and hercules with the latest and let us begin with dan kerman. in vallejo, with the two women's bodies were discovered. dan? >> pam, this is a quiet community and this cul-de-sac. let me show you that you would not necessarily know that anything went on. and as look at the house #110. that is for these two bodies were found very badly composed. one is rita allen and karen smart autopsies are taking place and they will hope some indication of when and how they died. right now, the investigation is on to different people. one is off to efren valdemoro as it inspected and chuarels rittenhouse who was married to one of the woman. and right now, they do not know the connection and the difficulty of finding out what is going on. >> it is not as if it is bizarre as complicated it is a puzzle we're trying to put together. and not all the pieces are there. >> in addition, the bodies of this house behind me also found c

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because of the limo and also the loam and also a bridge was discovered by russian explorers but today we want to prove scientifically that it's a continuation of our marine life in providing our data to the un as does canada and now denmark is also thinking about lng clinging to the luminous of ridge but any such claim must be based upon scientific data provided to the un commission and the have the last word in any case in two thousand and seven a group of russian scientists a descendant done to be alone also fridge study of it and found concrete conclusions that it is a continuation of the russian landmass they've been planted a russian flag there and then moscow has filed a request to the united nations asking the international community to recognize this area as support of its two to you but the united nations has asked for more sane to fake evidence meanwhile canada has also filed claims on this territory saying back to the a woman also for age is part of the canadian state or you know we will submit our data on the loan is awfully age and we're confident that our case will preva

>> he wanted to discover new artists. leo did not want to show people... >> rose: so if a friend of his who owns a picasso and said "leo, i want to sell this." >> he was not dealing with that. he was not dealing with that. he sold eventually the things he had bought for himself like the pollock but he never sold other artists accent for ones he discovered. and he went with the new movements. he discovered joseph kasus. this is extraordinary because this man who started... he opened his gallery at the age of 50, don't forget until the age 506, charlie, he lived on his wife's money for 25 years. and he was this amateur, not very nice who would have many girlfriends on top of that. but the day his wife said "i'm divorcing you" he had to open a gallery. what i find extraordinary is that behind these kind of social figures you had a brilliant businessman who understood that new york should be become the... >> a what? >> a locus. the place where things happen. he knew after the abstract expressionists something should happen. a

the death of two women was discovered this morning. fees >> forget to the to more women now want to talk about a news conference that just wrapped up a little bit ago in the police department did the police confirmed that another murder of the bodies was in the train at 46 year-old. how is she connected? she was the going he had kidnapped her. >> mr. ephron and mystery and have their business in this city of light appeared it was a salon where she worked at. he then put your in the vehicle, her vehicle and kidnapped her and the impression we have right now that she made contact by phone with the relative advise them of the front had taken hey by force. they then contacted us and some information was relayed from berkeley is that there were actual tracking the vehicle. >> he is suspected of killing read it sometime between 5 and 846 when he was shot to death. in the meantime at this location is the other home in vallejo for last night to what is were discovered here. these two had been reported missing over the weekend and the bodies we

the older solace to was discovered dead and the landlord of the number solace in who is missing. we're told that there is some part of a romance between the younger solace and a friend and the latest in a dead woman whose name is in deep trance. she was his girlfriend. they do not believe that said the trade was kidnapped last night sometime between 4 and 7:00 p.m. and they say somehow she was able to get the word it to family members and they were the ones that ended up contacting authority members in the first place. that is the latest news on sunday trans. this morning and they it noticed the two bodies that were found in vallejo. >> grammar discovery of two decompose it bodies was made on tuesday when the officers came to interview the man who lived here about his report that his wife and her friend were missing. >> it came out to follow on the missing persons and to get board permission from the has been that when they are inside the residence they saw some suspicious stuff that from their experience they were led to discovered the bodies. the >> 40 say the bodies had been h

they are looking to discover something new and be delighted and that manufacturing of finding something great is why they go to the mall. that really doesn't exist very much online today. online you are shopping list hits a bunch of chores that you are checking off. i need to buy visual camera so i'll check reviews and check prices and buy it and if you think about amazon they have compressed that work flow of shopping down to a level that's one click to buy. and the mindset has been let's get you in and out as quickly as possible to do the things you enjoy. what if you enjoy shopping? you have a different mindset and so shoe dazzle a lot of flash sales companies, a lot of local deal companies like group bond and living social we're also an investor make it fun to shop again so you look forward to seeing what the offer is and look forward to see what the opportunity is. you may not buy it every day but you want to see what it is. it's like when the j. crew catalog comes to my house. if i'm not looking for anything, i may put it directly in the recycling bin. my wife even not looking for

charles was arrested when authorities discovered explosives in his home in vallejo. kron4 news dave was in the courtroom and tell us what happens. dan? >> he is not been charged for any murders at this point we will have more on this in a moment. (no audio) >> ok look good afternoon. >> we are joining in the danube this conference. this is michelle harrington again, she is with the hercules police department we want to do a live as it happens. >> michele, we our lives now. >> in all the aim of the case. he is still missing, he is a missing link crews are on the scene to hear she has to say. (no audio) (no audio) so the search will resume tomorrow morning. we are using equipment such as the excavator which does require us special offeroperator. we have volunteers were utilizing as well. no, not at this time. there continue to search but nothing has been seen at this time. (inaudible) >> at this point the investigators are planning on being here at least tomorrow so we know we have as schedule now so the actual percentage, i am not sure about it is getting that type of

victims have been discovered in several cities. when show you how they're all connected to this aspect. >> f on had been dating since each ran off and on for years. he lived in the house where frederic and ricardo lived. ricardo's body was found it began in the house. now at least two lemon. read it and carol. their bodies were found that read this house. one of the theory is is that one of the woman was killed by efforts on because they were telling sandy to leave him. nephron had also lived with said the elan on and off during the last few years. charles has not been arrested on suspicion of holding explosives and knowing about the death of a woman. he was found where the bodies were found. >> while the has been dubbed the murder victim read alan made his court appearance. he was arrested when they discovered explosives in his home of the layout. after that they found the bodies of his wife and her friend. he joins us now to tell us what happened the day of the arraignment. dan? >> a lot of the focus has been on rittenhouse becau

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he has not been seen since saturday when his father was discovered. investigators would definitely like to speak with them. we believe that there was a fourth of loud music between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. friday morning. it is actually if that happened during that time. friday morning. it is originally thought it is possibly friday evening but it has been confirmed it was in the morning. loud music at that kind of our could beat some sort of attached to a cover-up is something is happening. we do know that ricardo was bludgeoned to death set is obviously a violent form of murder. >> so she is kidnapped, do you know >> where> i do not have any more details about where she was action kidnapped of the layout but we do know that she had a job out here. we do not have the job position information right now. she lived in her place. sergeant has more of those details. she was the owner of the home as well as the landlord. >> to the have and ethnicity? >> she is asian at this time. >> when did they know they're looking for the white escalade it? >> i do have

he discovered 14 other homes and cars had been burgled. >> so we have that house. as we come down here, the house -- the green house here. >> reporter: he lost $12,000 worth of stuff but it was lula he really wanted back. eventually, he, his wife and friends put up 4800 posters all over the bay area and checked 42 animal shelters from santa rosa to salinas. then a woman who bought a dog at a flea market saw one of the posters one of the last put up on international boulevard in oakland. >> she gave me a description of the dog and i said was there any behavioral thing? she said, well she definitely likes licking ears and that's when i knew it was her. you know, my heart dropped when i heard that. [ dog barks ] >> reporter: the woman didn't want to be interviewed but she will get $1,100 reward money collected. she paid $300 for rule l.a. the suspects in the burglary haven't been found. not clear if they were the same ones selling the dogs. with all the publicity cassidy received, he got hundreds of phone calls, most of them frank. >> my favorite crank call was the gu

the two women were discovered, dan?--vallejo crush our guest, this is very different than yesterday. and you can see that there were atf and investigations yesterday. today, it is less chaotic and how those two women's bodies got there? >> autopsies are under way of these two women, rita allean and carole smart they were found in this home of written novels. one of them is efren valdemoro who was shot and killed by chp earlier this week. he is also suspected of his girlfriend, cindy tran her roommate, sales. >> also, they're trying to find out how chucharles rittenhouse e is still currently in the jail of possession of explosive chemicals. >> when police discovered the bodies they also found chemicals and now home. these chemicals are used to make explosives. >> the atf located a container that was labeled depleted uranium. they are not sure, i spoke to them this morning and they're not sure and told this item is analyzed. they cannot confirm/deny. >> were this comes from is a mystery. a batch in this car suggests that

japan and the sun coming island is the early of minute all named off to the french seafarer who discovered it it is described as the pride of the succulent region we'll take a look at what's in store for us here. russia and canada are neck and neck in a race for the arctic's rich resources on why it's challenging moscow's claims to a portion of the polar sea bed but russia says it won't give up your position though it has more on the north and. both russia and canada remained firm at their stances claiming that part of the arctic seabed known as the a woman also for age belongs to bear territory's moscow says that its claims are based on scientific fact and according to the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov russia will continue sending expeditions to this area with the limo and also the loam and also bridge was discovered by russian explorers but today we want to prove scientifically that it's a continuation of the mainland in providing our data to the un as is canada and now denmark is also thinking about lean clean to the woman also of ridge but any such claim must be based upon sci

they discovered a ladder that went down to the basement level. downstairs had ten women in there doing nothing but processing heroin. the women that were arrested were paid a fee to come to the united states. they knew what the job was. when they were done they would be sent back home to their country. they weren't allowed to make any phone calls. they weren't allowed to contact anyone. they ate, slept, and processed heroin. >> why is it important for the drug dealers to make sure people they send up here have relatives back in colombia? >> because they rule by fear. they send relatives, trusted members of their families or friends, to the united states to set up these heroin distribution organizations or they'll have them be couriers sending heroin to the united states because they know that if they got arrested they're not going to cooperate with authorities and let us know who they are because for fear of retaliation against their family. >> this is really a brutal business, isn't it? >> it's an incredibly brutal business. and it is a business

he was arrested when authorities discovered of explosives in his home. that was after they found the body of his wife and her friend. kron4 news is a damn crewman was there. they drive us live. >> the focus is on hand because he is one of the few people that is still alive. he has not been connected to the murders but because they felt the chemicals used to make explosive he is the one currently in jail. today he was arraigned. >> wearing a jail issue that gray and white jumpsuit he pleaded not guilty it to charges. the chemicals used to make explosives were found tuesday but officers discovered the decomposing bodies in his home. >> he is not done anything wrong. he is the victim in this case. >> he is not being charged in the murders and they were able to get to million-dollar bail set said he is now behind bars while the murder investigation continues. i >> do not know who killed them. i can tell you it is not my clients. there is another potential suspect that my client has told the police about. >> and fraud is the murder suspect and two other cases

landscapes and rich flora and fauna are still largely unspoiled by tourists as alexie or show ski discovered. ati's russia closeout team is back and this time we're seven thousand kilometers from the russian capital moscow in the russian far east in the island of bali and this is the sudden region indeed one of the most prosperous in in russia located around four hundred kilometers from the russian mainland and separated from the russian mainland by the talks are straight it is quite a big island one thousand kilometers from north to south and about three hundred fifty kilometers from west to east it represents a new region a very rich in terms of biological resources now the island of cycling that's home to more than a thousand species of birds and animals as well as flowers and plants and more than a third of them are considered to be endangered and are placed in the so-called red book of endangered species but of course all this beauty has to be protected somehow and we did a report explaining what this protection is like in the far east of russia. risking life or limb special troops to s

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he has discovered hundreds of them.any adorn the wall, i will net's rendition of them. >> she has the science and she has artistic touch to bring it to the public. >> i'm supposed to do sometng with that. >> or became they begin at blobs but not afr lynette takes and applies those visualto the data. it has an artisc side and also with a person that majored in science. >> there are parameters. "can't put purple polka dots on the planet for example, that would not work. >> moons are oy. she is b on moons >> i put the moon. >> why? >> because i wanted to. >> this depicts a world in orbit arnd the sun a place that alternates between very hot and very cold. >> it's making it available to the public with my art that there is more to astronomy than just a moon and a star or a planet and a star. >> there is no question about that. it's also very good living for a woman that gets away from it all by nurturing the life forms in her own backyard garden. >> what is your favorite planet? >> i would have to say earth. >> as they say

every generation since then has been trying to go back and read discover this. this is part of what this message is about. tavis: i wonder bank it is your sense that most of us truly believe -- if it is your sense that most of us truly believe in your subtitle. by fundamentally do not believe that most people do not believe. nobody is trying to put that in them. i am not convinced we are live it -- a living in a nation that people believe that they were made for a purpose. that purpose is to make a difference. >> that is a good point. there is such a tendency to get in side are shells. -- inside our shelves -- shells. i have to keep all that i can as long as i can. a couple of things here on this book. one thing that i discovered, i have been preaching all of these years and i did not realize. some of the basic opportunities, there is enough food on the globe to feed everybody in the world. that is astounding to me. there are some of the most successful non-profit, both faith-based and non-faith-based organizations. i am convinced that we have tools at our dispo

what federal inspectors discovered on that piece of pipeline at the center of the disaster. >>> 7:30 a.m. on sunday morning september 12th i am phil matier. >> i am julie watts. want to get right to our top story conflicting reports on the number of dead in san bruno blast. the coroner's office revised the number of people killed in thursday's explosion back down to 4. now yesterday investigators had increased it to 7. some confusion may be cleared up this morning at a press conference scheduled to begin in just about 30 minutes. here is what we do know. at least 6 people are still missing. and dogs searching the san bruin know neighbourhood where the gas pipe exploded may have discovered more victims. authorities say the dogs have picked up the scent of nine bodies but it is unclear if those are the bodies of missing people or missing pets. the search for three san bruno family members still missing. >> reporter: when news of the last broke thursday night members of the bethany presbyterian church were terrified a house where four of their long time members lived up in flames. they

a graim discover fully a hercules home the scene of a murder two weeks ago. found today. >> police will not confirm that body is that of frederick salas. missing since his father was found dead in his home. >> it's the latest turn in an unusual case. we are live at hercules with the latest for us. >> it seems this bizarre case just captivated the bay area over the last couple weeks just got more mysterious. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see the see the crime scene here, poli

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scientists discover a so-called goldilocks planet they say may be able to support life. those stories and much more straight ahead. this is first look on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with congressional cramming. hoping to get a head start on re-election campaigns lawmakers in washington pushed through a slew of legislation before an early adjournment yesterday. even the decision to adjourn was not without controversy. and back on the home front already angry constituents may be most frustrated by what congress didn't get done. nbc's tracie potts has more for us from washington. good morning to you. >> good morning. no decision on taxes. democratic leaders on both sides of congress said they would adjourn without dealing with that issue whether or not to extend the bush tax cuts past the end of this year. the house barely made it out, though, by one vote in what ended up being a referendum on taxes. after an impassioned speech by house minority leader john boehner, 39 democrats agreed with him but in the end decided to leave washington without dealing with that issue.

the news triggered an investigation that discovered some senior citizens on the resident registration can't be located. a survey shows at least 350 seniors over the age of 100 are missing. in many cases it's because of inept record-keeping by local governments. >> reporter: hachioji city in tokyo discovers an elderly man registered as a resident is actually missing. >> reporter: if kazuo tashi rchl o is still alive, he is 102 years old. the city had known he'd been missing for several years. but it never did anything about it. the missing man's daughter-in-law lives in tashiro's home now. misao tashiro says tashiro left home about 40 years ago, at the age of 63. he told his family he was going to look for a job and never returned. the family has not heard from him since. his family looked for tashiro everywhere, without luck. they've never stopped paying his health insurance fees. >> translator: our feeling is that when he finally comes back we want him to know that we've been waiting for him. we just want to make him happy even a little bit. >> reporter: hachioji city first became aw

he was arrested after they discovered explosives and vallejo. they tell us what happened at today's arraignment. >> 72 rural charles were in halas' pleaded not guilty. the chemicals used to make explosives were found tuesday and is run in the upland husk for home. >> i think he's the victim in this case. >> he is not been charged in this case with their able to get a whopping $200 bills said. he remains behind bars while the murder investigation continues. i do not to know who killed him. there is another potential client that my client told the police about >>> into other cases he was certainly a thorn in his side. >> he had been moved a couple other times to get away from him. he was followed to the houses and he continued to break into the house steal the car keys and he repeatedly stole my clients life. >> how 80s he had lived in this, among the dead bodies? the attorneys say he didn't. >> he did not believe the bodies were discovered there is some time today. among other things you know he did file a missing person's report a few days back.

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