. >> reporter: prosecutor dan feinberg got the autopsy results.were not helpful. >> only half of the bones in her body were recovered. and some of the more important bones like the hyoid bone which would show whether or not there might been a choking or strangulation was not recovered. >> reporter: the medical examiner, though, found evidence that four of tara's ribs were fractured. >> a perimortem fracture, a fracture that occurred at the time of death. >> so there's a big, big slam into her ribs somehow. >> the medical examiner clearly found that there was evidence of a violent struggle. there was evidence of blunt force trauma and that would contribute to her death. >> reporter: detectives scoured the woods, looking for anything that might tell them something. they found a belly button ring near the bones. the kind tara wore, sharon confirmed. and the remnants of only one piece of clothing that belonged to her, a pair of panties. but no hair, no fiber, no dna of any kind at the scene that would help them i.d. a killer. >> it was frustrating for

feinberg, i want to thank you for your time today. >>> now here's a look at what's making news, as we head into a new week "on the money." a slightly softer than expected employment report. the economy actually created 157,000 jobs in july that was a little below expectations numbers from previous months, though, were revised higher and average hourly earnings increased by 0.3%. the unemployment rate fell to 3.9%, hiring was strong in professional services, manufacturing, and in hospitality. it was a mixed week for the markets, moving in concert with both earnings news and concerns about trade. though the nasdaq was stronger than the dow, stocks closed higher on friday as expected, the federal reserve left a key interest rate unchanged at its two-day meeting this week. the fed funds target rate is still a historically low level the fed is expected to raise rates at its next meeting in september and probably will do it one more time in december >>> up next, we're on the money. hot dog! when someone tried to shut down his summer business, this 13-year-old entrepreneur had another idea h

mediterranean the criminal minds of the then one of us who are going to secretaries i think it was mr feinberg answered your fault there's no point telling you what he said as it was totally meaningless that's why i did leave didn't get picked up in the second that i sense of things i said this letter will be made public that's why when the vote for this he didn't reply to that one that you're still waiting for a reply yes we are would like to speak to him personally that could perhaps we can talk again when you get an answer. because we've reached the end of our interview mr schmidt and as always i'd like to ask you to quickly three sentences against italy's judiciary and called meet the human traffickers dampen but i see myself as . his helper many if i were in this situation again i will fall back again immediately. but. don't stop dying in the mediterranean the first thing germany should do is the police support the rescuers. on those boats. which mr smith many thanks for the interview you're welcome. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creat

the feinberg court had to review evidence of horrific acts rapes bondage and degradation committed by christiane l. the child's own mother and also by other men for two whole years. the couple prostituted the boy online men from across europe sexually assaulted the boy and paid his mother and her partner several thousand euros. both confessed to the crimes a psychiatrist declared them capable of full criminal liability public prosecutors demanded a long prison sentence followed by preventive detention for christiane el additional suspects believed to have raped the child in exchange for money are being tried separately and some have already been convicted the boy is now ten years old he lives with a foster family he has not asked about his mother for over a year since she was arrested. we're joined now by did abuse simon young who's following this very unsettling and disturbing case for us good morning simon why did it take so long to uncover all of this what brought on this abuse was going on for about two and a half years until police finally reacted to an anonymous tip in september

[inaudible] i interviewed another, a second cousin by the name of sherry feinberg who didn't know harvey well but could tell me some interesting things about, she got married just about the time jack killed himself and harvey was invited to the wedding and didn't want to say that harvey is a homosexual in san francisco and his lover just killed himself so all he said was harvey is too busy to calm, he's in politics in california. this was back east. and then i interviewed a woman by the name of leslie bird milk and became something of a historian so they were all very helpful and salmon dallas whose mother was the family historian was able to send me in the direction of the kansas city census in 1900, i think i found my own the ship's manifest when both they came by himself and the whole family came, but i just got wonderful material from harvey's family. >> when dan white entered city hall with the gun, we know he was going after george. is there any way of knowing if he intended to find harvey or of harvey just turned out to be accidentally in the way. >> he intended it. he loaded his

one, he would tell ken feinberg, work it out. we would say how? that's your problem.ou go work it out. that is what he was like. he had a sense of humor but he was serious. what i learned the most? don't go for the credit. that is what he would say. andourse, being a senator elected, he has to get some credit, but don't go for the credit. credit is a weapon. you use it and you use that weapon in order to get something done. if you have a choice between being the hero of the hour with lots of credit or getting something done and it is only 20% of what you want, go for the 20%. i cannot tell you how many times i saw him put that into practice. we would be trying to get something, there would be a senator from the other party and he would be talking what a good idea you have. eventually, you say something even with the other party that we agree with. what a good idea. let's work with that. we work with that and try to get something done. if it gets done, who is it you push up in front of the press conference? you. what i help you were. -- a help you were. the object is t

learned most that i do think, not everybody does but when i learned most from him, you tell ken feinberg in judiciary, work it out. that is your problem, you go work it out. he had a sense of humor. what do i learn the most? don't call for the credits. being a senator, some credit. but don't go for the credit. credit is a weapon. you use it and keep something done. if you have a choice between being hero of the hour with lots of credits, or getting something done, only 20% of what you want, go for the 20%. the best is the enemy of the good. i cannot tell you how many times i saw that going to practice. there would be a senator from the other party and he would be talking, what a good idea you have. eventually you would say something with the other party that we agree with. what a good idea. we work with that and try to get something done and who pushes in front of it, what a help you were, what a help you were. the object is to get the thing done. the object is not to get the credit. working with him was a pleasure. >> he had a sense of humor. >> it was just fun. i learned a great deal w