edmond told the court, i blew it. >> i trusted jack edmond. i trusted that 25 years of experience as a criminal attorney, that he would correct this and i was wrong. >> beth wells also offered alternate suspects for the crime starting with ex-cons and migrant workers who stayed at the mcabee home. >> teresa's uncle testified that she had complained to him that there was one man in particular who stayed over there with her mother who would try to pull her down on the couch and touch her inappropriately. and for that reason she had asked to stay at the uncle's house. he's never been examined by the police. they didn't take hair follicles from him. he left town soon after. we don't know where he is. we don't have a full name for him. >> there were always a lot of people around that home that didn't live there. like a little gathering. there were always more guys than girls. a lot of stuff to raise suspicion about. you know, you have an 11-year-old female child in the house. >> i think the person who was harassing teresa at home killed her, dresse

. >> and edmonds. >> 15,000 miles on that. generally they're pretty enamored with it. didn't seem to care. when you look at this chart right here, this is kind of interesting to me. when you look at it for one year, it looks like it's like this right here. this was the bounce that got off the giga factor. it's come here and stalled out a little bit. i guess you could say there's reason to pause. this could be a fairly epic double top. if i was looking to get back in on the long side if you thought about taking profits, this could be a good level. 200 day moving average. that would be a momentum indicator. >> right. >> that could offer support. there's those traders out there love to play the momentum, they love to play breakout. if there's any good news that this stock breaks out, 33% short interest in the name and that's why you have gaps like this and that's why you have gaps like this when there's good news. we talked about short interest. this is a well owned stock, meaning it's in very good trust. elon musk owns 23%. these shorts keep getting tripped up, they have

michael edmonds is serving a six-year sentence for armed robbery.sent to administrative segregation for striking an officer. >> i had used vulgar language and he had locked me down. and i really wasn't happy about it. i told him i was going to smack him. so i went to sleep, woke back up, he was there. got out of my cell, just went over and smacked him. it's different when you can't do nothing, being by yourself. so you got to [ muted ] where you sleep. what do you think? it's no good. it's all bad. >> good morning. how we doing today? >> fine. >> edmunds meets with prison officials to see if he can transition back into general population. >> today's date is 4/14/06 and this is an initial classification for prisoner michael edmonds. >> the proceedings are taped and retained as an official record. >> you have four months out of 68 for 6% of your time served. involvement with alcohol and drugs is scored as never. no referral for mental health. under disciplinary you have two majors. you have a b-8 and a b-2. >> these hearings are held on a point system

edmond aquat has to water his fruit plantations twice a week. he's taken out a $10,000 loan to pay for pumps and irrigation systems. and now this. >> i wet my cantaloupe, my watermelons and i saw, hey, i am giving them water, but they are bowing. so, i say something is wrong. so, when i opened the sprinkler, one of the sprinkler was blocked. so, i open it. and when i put my mouth to pull off the clip, i realized, when i run my tongue on my lip, the water was salt. >> his irrigation pool is fed by groundwater. but that's getting salty because sea water is seeping up through the ground. dieter rothenberger and aria st. louis fear that it could soon affect public wells. they've brought a water expert to the island. he's inspecting this 70 meter deep well. it supplies around a thousand people with drinking water. the well is still intact, and, luckily, the water's not salty. just as well, for there's hardly any alternative here. >> the island is very mountainous so people have to invest in expensive pumps and infrastructure for fresh water. that's w

what i want to foe if you have sort of negative reportsic like edmonds and consumer reports, if bad fuseike that doesn't knock this off it's momentum? >> here's one of the things that's interesting to me. you look at the top holders. it's largely held. there are capital pulls. looking at the options market, the highest levels of open interest, they're all if stripes like 50, 100. things that were put on long ago, that were like 10, 30,000 contracts, when you look at the interest that are near money and near dated, there is not a lot of options activity. one thing that says to me is that the stock is in such good hands, like i said before, people are not nervous, they're kind of complacent. this is implied volatility of tesla over the last two years. look at the, it's hat two-year lows. i will not tell you whether i think it's going up or down, i don't know. my crystal ball is not working. >> when fidelity decides they're going to start lighting their positions. they own 10 million shares, they have been exceptionally bullish. they were right to do so. at the end of the day, the valuation

. >>> the search continues for the murderer of two women on vista street near edmond street. neighbors tell us one of the women that was killed was like a grandmother to everybody on the block. according to police, both were in their mid 50 others. one woman was found down stairs, the other upstairs. neighbors heard shots and saw someone run from the house. we spoke to one man joey thomas that police informed him that one of the victims was his sister. she had been visiting the other victim at the time of the shooting. >>> this morning a son is facing aggravated assault charges after he was shot by his own mother. here's the deal. the 78-year-old mother told police she shot her son in self-defense after he said he would shoot her. this happened friday night in german town. according to investigators, the woman told police that her son appeared to be drunk and threatened to strangle her. right now that son is in stable condition after the shooting. >>> now to some news from our trenton bureau. the search is on for a man whom authorities say posed as a police officer and sexual

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edmond alexander became enraged on a miami to paris flight after the passenger in front of him reclineden a flight attendant tried to intervene she was attacked. an air mar sthl arrested him and he was taken to the hospital because of a pre-existing medical condition. >>> boston police are looking into why this woman fell or stepped off a subway platform on to the tracks. watch this. you'll see her fall then two passengers managed to lift her to safety before the train arrived. the woman suffered an injury to her arm but it's still unclear whether her fall was deliberate or dental. >>> it is harder to avoid eating trans fat than you might think. a study by the cdc found one in ten processed foods in the u.s. have some trans fat in them. that's because the fda permanents manufacturers to label products as zero trans fat if a serving size contains less than half a gram. even a small amount, though, can add to your cholesterol problem. >>> racing champ tony stewart is returning to competition in atlanta this weekend. his first race since the death of kevin ward jr. he missed three nascar e

edmond alexander was arrested and sent to the hospital over a pre-existing condition.acted out when a woman in front of him pushed her seat back. this is the second seat reclining incident this week. >>> california legislators have passed what could be a first of its kind for college campus sexual assault laws. yes means yes requires, quote, an affirmative, conscious and voluntary agreement to engage in sexual activity. the bill now goes to governor brown. >>> nascar driver tony stewart will return to racing this weekend at atlanta motor speedway. it will be the first race since the crash that killed driver kevin ward junior three weeks ago. >> the son of warren buffet says his foundation has bought hundreds of iconic items that belonged to civil rights pioneer rosa parks. they were stashed in a new york warehouse and put up for auction. howard b. buffett says he will donate those items. >>> today an important milestone for the three ultra rare panda triplets in china. their one-month checkup, they appear healthy. they're only the fourth known set of panda triplets bor

edmond alexander has been arraigned from his hospital bed for interfering with a flight crew.lexander became enraged on a miami to paris flight after the passenger in front of him reclined her seat. when a flight attendant tried to intervene, he was attacked. now, an air marshal on board ended up arresting alexander. he was taken to the hospital because of a pre-existing medical condition. >>> boston police are looking into why this woman fell or stepped off a subway platform onto the tracks. watch this. you're going to see her fall, and then two passengers managed to lift her to safety before the train arrived. the woman suffered an injury to her arm, but it's still unclear whether her fall was deliberate or accidental. >>> it is harder to avoid eating trans fat than you might think. a study by the cdc is finding that nearly one in ten processed foods sole in the u.s. have some trans fat in them, even the ones that claim they don't. well, that's because the fda permits manufacturers to label products as zero trans fat if a serving size contains less than half a gram. even a s

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image edmond alexander grabbed a flight attendant's arm. arguing with a image trying to climb behind him. a united airlines flight forced too land because of a fight over this device the knee defender. kept to keep the person in front of you from declining>> this man facing charges after trailing a flag outside of his car window and making bomb threats to police. chicago police chased the man until they pulled him over. his car was riggeded to blow. >> a mom is outraged after her 4-year-old was kicked out of preschool. why is it every single day there's something new i dislike with will's school? are my standards really too high or are people working in the education people really just that i go more rant? >> the next day she got a letter of dismissal from sonshine christian academy her facebook post violated the policy by questioning the integrity of the success. was it over the line? we will share your comments later in the show. >> it has finally happened. after nine years together brad pitt and angelina jolie are married. 22 people in t

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edmond alexander went before a judge after the wednesday night argument with the passenger in front of him. they were flying from miami to paris. >> the lady sitting in front of my client, and he's a very tallman. the lady puts her seat all the way back, and it was hurting his knees. >> when the woman refused to move her seat forward, police say alexander became angry and grabbed a flight attendant's arm, causing an in-flight marshal to step in. >>> a bit of joy and sorrow for the san francisco zoo this weekend. twin male giraffes were born, only one survived. the survivor weighed in at 100 pounds. you can see he's getting lots of attention and very active. so sweet. the new calf doesn't have a name yet, but the zoo is encouraging people to come see him and discover his home and see what they think. so sweet. >>> i went to check out the weather. i thought it would be cooler because of the cloud cover, but it was muggy and warm. >> we're watching moisture come in from former tropical storm marie, but out toward mccovey cove, you've got some clouds. we'll talk more about mist for tomorro

it all began when a passenger in front of edmond alexander pushed back her seat. he became enraged when she refused to push it back up. two undercover air marshals accost him. in boston he was arrested. in a similar situation this week a plane was diverted to chicago. >> oh, it's getting ugly. >> it sure is. people are getting heated about it. >> but you pay for the whole seat, you get to incline the seat and then push comes to shove and then you have a diverted flight. >>> a bill to help prevent sexual assault by defining when yes means yes when no means no. but not everyone is sold that it will work. >> california lawmakers want to change the way colleges report sexual assault. they basse passed a bill that requires the investigator to decide if the victim said yes to sex or no. >> the question should be whether bo sides consented to sex. critics say the bill is vague and will hurt young men accused of sexual assault. >> ads like this are sending a message that california state lawmakers want to put into law. in determining when a sexual assault took place colle

actual product, the car, but nonetheless, i know it's had some negative reviews from the like of edmonds and consumer reports, which made people think twice of buying tesla if they were going to. thank you for your comments, thanks for joining us today, jamey wright. let's trade, what do you want to pick, ford, tesla? pete. >> i think both ford and tesla if you want beta. if you want rick, do tesla, through the option, when you look at the volatility have been absolutely crushed recently. >> that implied volatility has been almost cut in side. there is still paper coming in there every single day, mandy, even at these levels expecting more out of this name. when you look at revenue growth which absolutely dwarfs others in the industry there is excitement there. obviously, they have to make money. you can own ford for stability or tesla for the options for the big upside. >> a two fer. coming up, guys what to do with the nigerians on the -- najerians on the desk. >> ♪ ♪ drivers want to go further with their electrical vehicles. but you can't take a trip from lisbon to stockholm if you can

it happened on vista street near edmond street. the victims were 47 and 54 years old.ims was found downstairs. the other upstairs. neighbors tell us the woman who lived in the home was like a grandmother to everyone on the block. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a pair of stabbings overnight. one of them involving a sword. a 34-year-old man was critically hurt when he was stabbed in the neck just after 2:00 this morning. it happened outside the good times bar on the 5500 block of lands down avenue in west philadelphia. police say one of the attackers was armed with a sword, the other with a baseball bat. no arrests have been made. >>> a man is recovering while another is in custody after a stabbing in kensington. it happened just after 1:00 this morning on the 2000 block of east allegheny avenue. detectives say a 28-year-old man was stabbed in the back. he's in stable condition. police tell us they have a suspect in custody. >>> a planned peace rally took on new meaning in missouri today. hundreds of people gathered for peace fest 2014 in st. louis. the annual

. >> rose: i think it was maybe sir edmond hillary who said why do you want to climb the mountain, andaid, it may have been someone else but whoever it is may have said this and i'm not giving you proper credit my apologies beforehand. why do you want to climb mountains and he said because they're there. >> yes, because it's there. i think that's part of it but it's not the major part. i mean, i tend to be really analytical and if we could prove to the science community that we could build a vehicle that could go to the deepest spot in the ocean by definition it could go anywhere in the ocean and it owned up a whole frontier. you see what i mean. so it was symbolic but it was symbolic of access of a capability, and i saw it as the starting point, creating a platform to deliver cameras and instruments and people everywhere. everywhere down there, you know, opening up that dark continent. >> rose: they used to say and thinking about astronauts, i have enormous admiration, they used to say people of literature and poets would say wouldn't it be great if there was a poet on board or a[íjo

edmonds refuses to be deterred by a couple of creeps. >> i think it's unfortunate and horrible that that kind of thing happened but it won't keep me from walking here. >> reporter: lesley and scott say it's just an important reminder that be aware of your surroundings. >> i just think about my wife that's a walker. it doesn't matter where you're at. you can't walk alone any more. you have to have a partner and you certainly can't walk alone with headphones on. you have to be aware wherever you are. >> that's really scary. it's sad to hear something like that can happen here when so many people enjoy this beautiful trail on a regular basis. i hope they catch the guy. >> reporter: we hope the police do catch those two guys detectives are wok to go try to track them down. clearly people will still be out here enjoying this. that won't let this deter them in any way because it is so beautiful and they know they should take all the necessary precautions. guys, back to you. >> karen, thank you. >>> philadelphia police just released a picture they want to you see. they want your help to identif

. >> reporter: a hospital room served as a courtroom where frenchman edmond alexandre heard the chargesterfering with the crew on a flight from miami to paris on wednesday. he became upset when the seat in front of him was reclined complaining his diabetes made it problematic. the flight attendant tried to calm him but according to the charging documents he became more agitated following him and grabbing his arm that led to the flight mar surveillance shals b cover. >> he had a right to complain. he had a right to say, this is hurting me. >> reporter: just days earlier on another flight a woman threw a cup of water in the face of a passenger behind her because he used a pair of these, knee defenders to keep that seat from lee cleaning. both flights diverted. a rash of unruly passenger incidents. >> it's not your imagination. seats are actually getting smaller on planes today. airlines are trying to pack in more passengers in order to be more profitable. >> reporter: what's different in wednesday's incident federal air marshals jumped into action. their job is to stop a terrorist threat.

it happened twice this week on wednesday, 61-year-old edmond was taken into custody, but released following room. the american airlines flight from miami to paris diverted to boston only after under cover air marshals broke their cover to end the dispute. earlier this week, another incident on united airlines where the seat was blocked from reclining with a mechanical device called the knee defender. videos on youtube show the $22 device attaches to the tray table locking the seat in front in the upright position. etiquette experts say treat strangers on a plane as you would like to be treated. >> common courtesy on an airline is just as important as anywhere else in society. think of the other person before you think of yourself. >> reporter: the passengers who see road rage every day on the highways say they now fear flight fights could become the new normal. >> there are a lot of people that are just afraid of flying in general, then being in these tight spaces and no food and, you know, it's really different from the way it used to be. >> the way it used to be when flying was something

news of the battle traveled, perhaps from our civilian perspective, of course we got to have an edmondreference. he said black troops were charging and shrieking, remember ft. pillow and wrote about the great slaughter. he was infuriated to learn that mahone had stopped his men from killing black and white troops, saying, mahone could not persist in this policy and he ordered the lives of all remaining to be spared. this is much to be regretted. even more angry is like the female version of edmund ruffin. catherine edmondston writing just four days after the battle, and it helps to illustrate our perception of southern ladies is too scarlett o'hara infused, i still think, and not enough of catherine edmondston. the negro troops rushed into our line shouting, no quarter, remember ft. pillow, she wrote. they were met by such determination by their old masters and granted to the full what they so earnestly clamored for that in spite of the yankee bayonets behind them they turned and ran. then she got this dubious story about somebody who was in the usct ranks who sees his old mississippi

in march of 65 in alabama at the edmond had this bridge, non-violent demonstrators were routed by alabamate troopers including future congressman john lewis who was chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. that violence in 1965 inspires lyndon johnson on march 15th, 1965, in a joint address to congress to says that civil rights is a national priority. voting rights a national priority and johnson calls it a turning point in the politics of the dignity of humankind and the destiny of democracy. august 6th, 1965, the voting rights act is passed. five days later, los angeles explodes after an encounter between police and local people. that is the heroic period of the civil rights movement. i preface my comments on stokely carmichael by giving a short sketch precisely because even before stokely carmichael called for black power in 1966, he is one of the key activists in united states working for civil rights and radical democracy during the second half of the civil rights movement's heroic period. we think about stokely carmichael, before we can talk about the movement for

the reason they rejected it, as this court noted in its edmond opinion, was to protect the executive against encroachment by the legislature. >> but the compromise they settled on a moving away from it is the president will nominate and the senate, if it so chooses, can confirm a nominee. you spoke of the intransigence of the senate. they have an absolute right not to confirm nominees that the president submits. it seems to me, following up on justice kagan sport, you are latching onto the recess appointment clause as a way to combat that intentions rather than to do with the happenstance that the senate is not in session when the vacancy becomes open. >> those things, there are often situations in which the senate is not in session when the vacancy becomes open or needs to be filled, i guess would be the more accurate way to say it. i'll give you another example, if i could, from the 1940s. taft-hartley it's enacted in 1947 in the summer. one requirement of taft-hartley is that the general counsel of the nlrb must enforce the ban on secondary boycotts within a fixed period of time,

and sunday on q and a ronald reagan biographer edmond morris. >> former representative barney frank thatosponsored the financial regulations law testified before the house financial services committee on the impact of the law as it reached it's fourth anniversary. frank served as chairman of the committee from 20 o 07 to 11. also testifying for several banking and financial industry representatives. max sooen waters serves as the ranking member. >> this meeting will come to order. without objection the chair authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. this hearing occurred two days. today we will exam. it's impact on our capitol markets and citizens more generally. i recognize myself for 4.5 minutes. don frank has always been based upon the false premise that somehow deep regulation or lack of regulation lead us into the crisis. however in the decades of leading up to the crisis and there were few industries who are more highly recommend united. we heard a lot about wall street. i could not agree more. i'm just curious at what point was there not greed on wall street. so

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and sunday on q&a, ronald reagan biographer edmond morris. >>> the senate finance committee recently held a hearing with economists and professors on the u.s. tax code and the current system of international taxation. deputy assistant treasury secretary for international tax affairs robert stack was among those testifying at the hearing. ron widen just sitting down is the chairman of the committee. and oren hatch, the ranking member. >>> the finance committee will come to order. the u.s. tax code is infected with chronic diseases of loopholes indiand inefficiency. they are a significant drag on our economy and are harming u.s. competitiveness. the latest outbreak of this con today onis the growing wave of corporate inversions where american companies move their headquarters out of the united states in pursuit of lower tax rates. the inversion virus now seems to be multiplying every few days. medtronic and many more deals have either occurred recently or are currently in the works. medtronic with cavidien was record-breaking when it was announced in june. but the ink in the record boo