ellers could not get any blood. >> an x-ray showed a metal pellet lodged in christina's face, a stark reminder of the time her ex-boyfriend jacob hadley shot her with a pellet gun just 18 months earlier. >> they had a fight all the time. and who's going to kill her except jacob? >> the most dangerous time for a domestic abuse victim is shortly after she tries to make a clean break from her abuser, and she had just done this in a big way. she had moved away. >> investigators interrogated christina's ex-boyfriend jacob immediately after her murder. he said that on the night of the murder he was a half hour away. >> jacob produced two very credible witnesses to testify that he had been drinking with them. as a matter of fact, they were members of the university of iowa women's track team. >> but the medical examiner estimated the time of death could have been any time between 9:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m., and not all of jacob's time could be accounted for. the evidence at the crime scene indicated the perpetrator was probably someone christina knew. other evidence suggested it was someone who

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>> i gave a dvd to eller.d, i suggest you watch this alone, build up some kind of relation with this crazy thing. i didn't hear from him for a while, so i was worried, but i think they're still processing. >> jon: right. it's an awful lot to take in. and it's what's very interesting is it's hard not to watch it and process your own life within it. >> you have to. >> art works that way. but i've always been a great fan of your films, but in watching, this it felt like watching an artist and everything that they had learned over the years deploy that for the effect of this one beautiful, you know, you hate to master work, but, man, could you have done this 25 years ago? >> no, i wouldn't have, i wouldn't have started. i was into the... i made a number of movies when i started this, but i made a lot more during this, but this was just its own thing, you know. >> well, i would urge people to go see it, and obviously the sequel is in the works. [laughter] >> yeah, yeah, we're starting, that the college years and up

the actors grow older with unknown breakout star eller coaltrain as mason, moving as a real character from his 6-year-old baby fat through adolescence to the doorstep of college. >> you know on paper it seems crazy. but it was one of the easiest yeses i ever had in my professional life. >> ready to have some fun? >> reporter: it's a movie about small moments in any family's life. a little boy sitting in an alley. a bedtime story. a first crew cut. a fast food lunch. a divorced father played by ethan hawke trying to get his kids to talk to him. >> is that so hard? >> dad your questions are hard to answer. >> let's get on that boat. >> reporter: linklater and hawke had collaborated on before movies. "before sunset, " "before midnight." they told willie geist on "today" that "boyhood" was a logical next step. >> what a way to tell a story. >> be cool like i used to be. >> revisit the characters over time. >> reporter: linklater said not much happens in the movie. life was enough. critics saw plenty. >> from the first couple minutes of the movie you're drawn in. you realize that this is t

and a fair number of them were children, going down to a food eller. they had to go get a child safety seat for the toddler before they could drive this kid off in a border patrol vehicle. and so you have this visceral opportunity to witness is what has turned out to be one of the huns news stories of this year, which is the flood of they are called unaccompanied minor, central america. >> rose: i asked the president about that because people are saying they are to the doing enough on their southern border. >> uh-huh. >> rose: and that there is some responsibility on the part of mexico to do and some evidence or some accusations that the mexican authorities are maybe corrupt and looking the other way. >> well, there's no doubt there are core superintendent-- corrupt officials in different parts of latin america without getting into too many positions that is an interesting question about mexican inable to defend its border, we found it difficult to defend our southern border, it is a challenge because human nature is what it is. and people have complic

we talked to eller yesterday on the show who played mason. of 12 years? >> i love the speed photographer where you have a seed and it starts sprouting and by the end it's decaying. i wanted to see that. i knew me and ethan would be getting old in front of everybody. and i think we get disconnected from that we're human beings and we're organic material and we do age. so it was exciting, but also kind of shocking to see yourself so rapidly get older. >> i think it's an emotional experience going through that. your family now 12 years older watching you do this project. what's your oldest child now? >> 25. so in the course of the movie, i had my daughter and i sent my son to college and i got married and divorced along the way. ethan had kids, got married and divorced. so many things happen to everybody. >> speaking of marriage, your brother is engaged. >> yes, he's engagengaged. >> that's exciting. what are you going to get as a gift? >> what's he going to get me? >> is that how it works? >> did anyone get that memo? i thought those balloons w

ethan hawke and eller coltrain are the stars. in on the facebook controversy. >> i love a good controversy. >> i know you do. this is tough to explain to people. you call it a time sculpture and a giant meditation how to enjoy the moment. very deep here. what was your vision when you set out to make this movie? >> just trying to tell a movie about growing up. i couldn't do it in just one moment. so all my ideas were over the whole thing. that was the ah-ha moment. you get to see the family grow up. >> just for people tuning into this right now, you filmed 12 years consecutively. you checked in with each other during the summertime, i guess. what was the pitch like to ethan for this film? >> well, what are you going to be doing 12 years from now? still going to be acting? going to be alive? no, it's just a new way to tell a story. you remember it. >> it made sense at the time because we'd been talking about doing a sequel to "before sunrise." and so we were kind of interested in the idea of revisiting characters over time. and the

the judge recommended that all charges by the come trop eller be dismissed on november 8, 2012. most disturbing is the comptroller has refused to render a decision leaving mr. adams all this time in legal limbo. 12 c.s.r. clearly states that the comptroller shall render a final decision 90 days after noiks that the case has been rendered for final decision. the comptroller has refused to render a final decision 15 months after the final decision. instead the the comptroller has extended it four times, more recently in four may of this year. there is no after noo for the controller to extend such a decision. i believe the delay represents a significant deficiency under the purview of the treasury department. mr. chairman, i will tell you that i have tried to work through this problem with the gentleman from dallas, texas, my and it is the federal government who refuses to refuse to abide by a decision by a an administrative judge and hold ink this gentleman in limbo at the time of his life when he has spent millions of dollars and the administrative judge ruled against the federa