murder the closing of the galvin case marks the oldest cold case ever to be solved in the u.s. to using d.n.a. and ancestry databases but it's just the beginning for police who are now opening investigations into unsolved murders in places that mr with lived such as new york alaska and germany and this week a d.n.a. database has also help solve a forty seven year old cold case in indiana and the thirty seven year old murder case in nevada better living truly comes through science. giving voice to the debt i see credible it is incredible that they were able to solve this fifty some odd years that's really well and possibly more and other places there's a lot of truth that's going to come out with a little bit of knowledge and a little bit of information like that all right that is our show pre-debate remember everyone in this world the world that we're not told but we're a long enough so i tell you all i love you i am tired rover and i'm top of the law and keep on watching all those walks out there and have a great day but. it's a two chair conway there's two tutor for worlds th

. >> so secretary galvin do you ever hear from these folks? to hear that you were not hack successfully as far as regular communications? . >> no. my office is not. . >> in terms of information sharing with these experiences of 16 and 18 with the intelligence communities and fbi? . >> congressman from our perspective i would say one of the encouraging things from 2018 was increased collaboration. with industry, government and industry experts. in the 48 hours before the election, we received a tip from law enforcement about a group of accounts they believed were linked to russian actors. we took that information with a six-hour investigation to remove it from the platform so bitterly on the eve of the vote those had already been removed in the message was sent government and companies were working together. also working closely with colleagues here with networks based in iran. because of the collaboration with those networks and to be more aggressive. >> i would echo those sentiments. the relationship is very strong right now. we recognize the

robert galvin says he's seen similar money-flipping scams online. zoey ramirez used an instagram account under the name queen to message with a man. police say ramirez told them she and her mother in wall, who was actually this guy, would invest $500 of his money in his stocks and turn it into over $1,000. he sent more and more money. when he eventually asked how to collect his money, police say he told him his money was continuing to grow. and he'd have to pay another fee to have the money back. police say he sent $4,000 into their pockets before he finally called for help. >> he's a lucky one. >> reporter: neighbor sheena understands. her father fell victimelatinvestment scam and lt 00,000. >> my fatheght it. he's elderly, and he just thinks everythitr. rep the chaed gndheftnd taining money with false pretenses. they found the victims' property, a bunch of cash, and evidence identifying more victims in their apartment. >> police think there might be even more victims. >>> in contra costa county, there's a warning. phone scammers are dialing it up

climate change and the environment near the top of eaches that 2020 voters say are galvinizing them thisround. how do you translate those concerns to action? >> that's right, we have seen as early as recently as last week that climate change is now a number one issue amongst democratic voters. voters in some of the key primary states like iowa and new hampshire are citing that they want their presidential candidates to support a green new deal. so for the last month we have been on tour across america for the road to the green new deal tour. in iowa, in michigan, in kentucky, in california, in louisiana and states across this nation making the case to the public and galvinizing thousands of young people to say that to join incampaign for a green new deal. we are culminating tonight with this exciting event with representative ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders. >> you have sarah sanders on the agenda tonight. i know you are not a political analyst. you are running a political movement. who gains more from the rally tonight? the movement or senator sanders? >> i'll say that it's not actuall

nearly 52 years ago, susan galvin was found strangled in a parking garage elevator. dozens of people were questioned in the murder investigation but no arrests were ever made. after reopening the case, seattle investigators used dna taken from the scene. they worked to create a family tree, using the killer's public genealogy website. they identified a potential suspect. his name, frank whippich. he died in 1987. >> ou cases no matter who the victim was. no matter what the circumstances. >> seattle police exhumed his remains from a cemetery earlier this year to collect dna and confirmed it matched. since the golden gate killer case, more than 60 cases have been solved with genetic genealogy. >>> new video of a high-speed chase in florida is not like any ot pbably seen. it started with officers chasing a white sedan. then suddenly it stops and everyone gets out, runs out. one of them actually jumps on a motorcycle. and that suspect led police on an extremely high-speed long chase through two counties. sometimes weaving in traffic. finally he jumped off the moving bike

. >> nobody is winning in that outfit. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> that is the great noah galvin. >>, jason sedaikis has a small part in this? >> he plays the principal. >> stephen: what was it like to direct him? >> he was great. he's one of the best improvisers in the world and it was-- glfs he off book? >> he was completely off book. and it was exciting to just watch him work. so often, when you are with someone, you don't get to see their special, magical skills, because you come home, and you're coparenting and you kind of leave your job at work. >> stephen: you're useed to the person. >> you're used to-- they say you're never a gennuous in your own house. >> stephen: exactly. >> but to be on set with him and be like, wow, he's really, really good at this. it's like spinning a top. >> stephen: did you ever have to give him notes? like "i see what you're doing and stop." >> stop. no, he had a lot of great ideas and we gave him a little bit of information and he took it and ran with it. it was cool. >> stephen: how about your kids? did they come to set? >> days setwo and a half an

. >> so secretary galvin do you ever hear from these folks?to hear that you were not hack successfully as far as regular communications? . >> no. my office is not. . >> in terms of information sharing with these experiences of 16 and 18 with the intelligence communities and fbi? . >> congressman from our perspective i would say one of the encouraging things from 2018 was increased collaboration. with industry, government and industry experts. in the 48 hours before the election, we received a tip from law enforcement about a group of accounts they believed were linked to russian actors. we took that information with a six-hour investigation to remove it from the platform so bitterly on the eve of the vote those had already been removed in the message was sent government and companies were working together. also working closely with colleagues here with networks based in iran. because of the collaboration with those networks and to be more aggressive. >> i would echo those sentiments. the relationship is very strong right now. we recognize the

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my name is bill galvin the counseling coordinator at the center on conscious and war. i think you know i feel you should recommend that selective service registration be ended for everyone. there's lots i could say about what's happened this morning. i have experience of how unfair draft boards were. i want to talk to you a bit about my friend herm kaiser who died a little over a year ago. for 30 years he was a chaplin in the army, a christian reformed minister and after he retired from the army chaplin the pentagon kept calling him back for another decade or so for various things where he was advising them and when he was in vietnam he -- he actually lamented about how he was unable to help these young men and say because of my religious beliefs i was raised a good catholic or as presbyterian or whatever and i apply the principles of my church and this is immoral and wrong and i should get out of here. he said i couldn't help them because the way the law was worded you had to be opposed to participation of war in any form and not a particular war. he has -- he dedicat

on monday treasury secretary geithner and law and former thatcher bernanke and galvin wrote a letter raisinged significant concerns about recent decisions by the financial stability oversight council. during the systemically important designation from several large nonbanks come finish execution and what to ask about this a little bit. they raised concerns over fsoc's approach to try to target risk activities rather than to the cathedral institutions. one of the things that argued is the revised approach that's been suggested could take years or more to move through. i want to ask, would you agree that that's the case? and then how would that work given that somebody can change in six years? aig quadrupled in size between 2005 -- next tuesday, 2002-2005. >> so we just received the letter, and we are looking at it. the conclusion that the designation process would take six years was highly dependent on a note for a contingent assumptions. >> based on their experience. >> well, they didn't have experience with an activity-based approach. they were making some assumptions. i don't think