gary hilton know right from wrong? opinion is, yes, he clearly knew right from wrong and clearly he knew the criminal nature of conduct. in my opinion, he is a psychopath. that's what generated the murders and nothing else. >> the attorneys made their final appeal to the jurors. >> i'm going to ask every one of you individually to go back in that jury room and vote to recommend that gary hilton be put to it death. >> on behalf of mr. hilton, i'm asking all of you collectively and individually to recommend a life sentence in this case. >> the jurors then retired to deliberate nothing less than whether gary hilton should live or die. >>> coming up -- another haunting question -- were there more victims out in the forest? >> i personally believe there are. >>> and a legacy. >> she's really the hero. it was through her efforts that we were able to catch her killer. >> remembering meredith hope emerson. hope emerson. >> he took our friends. he took a daughter or sister. but he can't take her memory and can't take the things

gary took the dog.s their profile of hilton became clearer and more troubling, investigators looking for him and meredith were desperate for any lead on his whereabouts and they were about to get one. >> i answered my cell phone and i heard his voice. couldn't believe it. >>> coming up, a trap is set to lure gary hilton from his hiding spot. and a dramatic new lead. could it lead police to meredith? >> she could be alive. and we just can't let up. >> when mystery on blood mountain continues. ♪ if you wear a denture, you not only want a clean feeling every day, you want your denture to be stain free. did you know there's a specialty cleanser that's gentle enough for everyday use and cleans better than regular toothpaste? try polident cleanser. it has a four in one cleaning system that kills ten times more odor causing bacteria than regular toothpaste, deep cleans where brushing may miss, helps remove tough stains, and maintains the original color of your dentures when used daily. for a cleaner, fresher,

gary woodland's final-round 64.e off the tournament record for best final-round score by an eventual champion. that includes the likes of mark calcavecchia and vijay singh. fowler, rahm, berger, all disappointing sundays, finishing outside the top 10. brandt snedeker, who's won at pebble beach twice. he'll be there next week looking for a third. kizzire, fedexcup leader and two-time winner already on this season. 31st this week. bubba, tied for 40th. you see colt knost. colt ford is the defending champion at the $1 million hole in one for charity. knocked it 13 inches. he'll be there to defend that. leadoff show sunday at noon eastern. we'll be back to wrap it up. gary woodland has his third tour victory. winner in a playoff. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or

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gary dugan is still with us. just described to that view, gary?ng markets, much stronger than 2013 and even well before that. at gdp le will look growth in many of these countries and they far outpace u.s., even in e the u.s. where expectations will raised. eople think of it as a cornerstone rather than transitory we have seen in the past. clients can pull not off, again, down, but out is the key headline we've put up here because as much as latest seen the decline, this goes all the way back to the beginning of the year. be in positive territory on the emerging market index.y at what point does it become dangerous? can easily elloff trigg other reactions. it's easy to say look at global global. gary: i think the globe has sufficient momentum to absorb kind of flash crash in the financial markets. if we can hold on to our global growth, the emerging markets can stand pat. yousef: who stands out? have the usual candidates and suspects that are most vulnerable in this kind of nvironment thinking along the lines of turkey. a couple that you think are

gary's last stop of the day. >> mr. gary!orter: stepping off the bus in his eagles gear. >> oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy. i don't know what to say! >> reporter: he didn't know what to say, and that was before he even knew what the surprise is. >> we are sending you to the super bowl. >> reporter: the bus driver with his own team cheering him on. >> hi, david, this is mr. gary. >> reporter: mr. gary sending us this message tonight. >> just wanted to say hello and looking forward to going to the super bowl in minneapolis. >> reporter: the whole town tonight rooting for mr. gary and his philadelphia eagles. ♪ fly eagles fly >> this is a special dream come true. >> way to go, mr. gary. and thank you for watching here on a thursday ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- an english teacher from cheyenne, wyoming... an attorney from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a banker from seatac, washington... ...whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny.

<gary> did timberlake turn you on? it was a little disappointing <gary>and because of what?nce thing he shouldn't have tried it?the prince thing rubbed me off the wrong way and plus they were singing i would die for you together come to think of it that was a bad choice. tide seemed to be a consensus big winner today making fun of other types of other super bowl commercials just your typical super bowl car ad right? or a hilarious beer ad? or whatever ad this is whatever, but it's a tide ad. alright tide what do you say there bob? this was a brilliant idea best commercial idea of the super bowl of all the commercials they took over the game they ran spots at each quarter and they kinda spoofed every other kind of super bowl commercial and they turned every commercial to a tide commercial.as the old saying goes keep it real we had terry bradshaw on our little morning show and before he started he was representing tide do not ask him about the problems they're having on college campuses with kids eating those little tide tabletsyeah

gary's last stop of the day. >> mr. gary! mr. gary!orter: stepping off the bus in his eagles gear. >> oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy. i don't know what to say! >> reporter: he didn't know what to say, and that was before he even knew what the surprise was. >> we are sending you to the super bowl. >> reporter: the bus driver with his own team cheering him on. >> hi, david, this is mr. gary. >> reporter: mr. gary sending us this message tonight. >> just wanted to say hello and looking forward to going to the super bowl in minneapolis. >> reporter: the whole town tonight rooting for mr. gary and his philadelphia eagles. ♪ fly eagles fly s >> tis a special dream come true. >> way to go, mr. gary. and thank you for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow to finish the >>> no rain and warm winter. are we headed for another drought? tonight we're live with the evidence that says yes and no. >>> rammed the officer. >> rammed and dragged on that motorcycle like a rag doll. >>> two bay area office

on a few occasions gary was in the same birth. barry would abuse one of course then turn over and then abuse you know you are absolutely certain that gary speed was abused by bin l. contra person well my nine point nine percent because you literally both in the bed at the same time. you don't actually were. in this wise but basically the same process is happening to the older person so anyone who stayed regularly what were the chances that they were being abused by the now go preacher and forewards seems you could basically go along the line and say yes yes yes yes yes. to me i'm from them to them i've noticed. that's the closest banality has ever come to expressing remorse. but what about the football authorities how much have they acknowledged their failure to protect players. in a letter the american prosecutor alerted charles hughes the football association to be nel's conviction in florida their response nothing they never replied. hollow and every day was from the dispatches two years later i tried to get an answer from the

our gary cobb joining me live.hanks so much for hanging out with us tonight. >> my pleasure. definitely don't want to be outside. >> no. then you get real goosebumps that's when you have to button up. let's talk about eagles practi practice. they had their last friday practice of the year today and some good news for fans. because tim jurnigan practiced today. he was out for back to back days with an illness. he is good to go. so every single eagles player full go today at practice. again they were over at university of minnesota and they're indoor practice facility. just trying to tie up loose ends before their walk through tomorrow over at us bank stadi stadium. now, gary, as a former player, what kind of pressure mounts at this stage before a super bowl? >> well, it's huge. you really want to try to focus on what you've got to do in the game as a player you don't want to get caught up in all the things that are on the side. of course, everybody, the whole nation is watching. but you don't want to focus on that.

door wall of the catton mutual wa firm and gary and i have known each other for many years and he's one of the foremost authorities on evolving business and financial landscapes around the world is often quoted in the media and often writes about contemporary financial issues he covers the waterfront from issues from regulatory compliance to digital currencies advising buy and sell side clients and many others in fact gary isn't just a councilor of law he's a professor of law as taught classes really close just over the river at brooklyn law school we'll get to that interview in a minute plus we'll delve deeper into digital currencies and that debate with a very special guest reporter michael dell chrystia oh he's a senior reporter with coin desk which is the predominant global public. ation covering digital currencies this interview is a great get for a boom bust because michael is a guy who talks with the cutting edge people in the digital currency space i've got lots of questions for michael including what's the most interesting thing he sees in digital currencies that we don't k

on a few occasions gary was in the same both. barry would abuse one of course then turn over and then abuse you know you are absolutely certain that gary speed was abused by bin l. connor person well my nine point nine percent because you literally both in the bed at the same time. you don't actually were. miss wise but basically the same process is happening to the older person so anyone who stayed regularly what were the chances that they were being abused by the now gopichand for war seems you could basically go along the line and say yes yes yes yes yes. to me confirming for them to them i've noticed. that's the closest banality has ever come to expressing remorse. but what about the football authorities how much have they acknowledged their failure to protect players. in a letter the american prosecutor alerted charles hughes the football association to bin els conviction in florida their response nothing they never replied. hollow and every day was from the dispatches two years later i tried to get an answer from the same m

on a few occasions gary was in the same breath. barry would abuse one of course then turn over and then abuse you know you are absolutely certain that gary speed was abused by been l. condor person while my nine point nine percent because you literally both in the bed at the same time. you don't actually were. in this wise but basically the same process is happening to the older person so anyone who stayed regularly what were the chances that they were being abused by the now go preacher and forewards seems you could basically go along the line and say yes yes yes yes yes. to me i'm from them to them i've noticed. that's the closest banality has ever come to expressing remorse. but what about the football authorities how much have they acknowledged their failure to protect players. in a letter the american prosecutor alerted charles hughes the football association to be an els conviction in florida their response nothing they never replied. hello and every day was from the dispatches two years later i tried to get an answer from th

but boys who played alongside gary speed and wear them selves abused believe differently i saw gary coleman go in various life he was on such a difference he was one shoulder gay if he was one that was going on different holidays and different tours sets him apart emerging with fire with all the young people if you ask me i would say that jerry will have suffered abuse at the hands of barry we've also spoken to more than one witness with even more direct knowledge because it's so sensitive an actor is reading one man's words on a few occasions got he was in the same bad battery would abuse one of course then turn over and then abuse ilda you are absolutely certain that gary speed was abused by the now one hundred percent well mind on point nine percent because you literally both in the bed at the same time. you don't actually witness sidewise but basically the same process is happening to the other person in the trial has just ended gary speed was named as one of four players coached by been l. have died our investigation has revealed one of them mark hazel dein was a former teammate of gar

gary is right about this. this has a lot to do with high frequency trading and algorithms making volatility even more. 80% of the corporations in s&p 500 reported in the upside. highest surprise upside since 2007. nothing has changed with the overall global economy. nothing changed with the u.s. economy. i think market right now is worried potentially about inflation that could come in and what that could do to interest rates. david: by the way we're getting revenues, a slight miss on revenues, but after-hours, the stock is up, gary. we'll have to dig into the figures. a lot of questions whether espn is doing well. a lot of questions about twenty-first century fox, whether its attempt it sell some of their products to disney might be actually good for disney right now. i have to ask about gold and the dollar. i know it sound obscure but the fact gold is down, there is usually a flight to quality when the stock market is shaky. instead of going to gold it went to the dollar. a lot of people were worried about m

abuse you know you are absolutely certain that gary speed was abused by bin l. condor person well my nine point nine percent. because you are literally both in the bed at the same time. you don't actually witness it sidewise but basically the same process is happening to the other person so anyone who stayed regularly what were the chances that they were being abused by the now of gopichand for war seems you could basically go along the line and say yes yes yes yes yes. to me and from them to them i've noticed. that's the closest banality has ever come to expressing remorse. but what about the football authorities how much have they acknowledged their failure to protect players. in a letter the american prosecutor alerted charles hughes the football association to bin els conviction in florida their response nothing they never replied. hollow and every day was from the dispatches two years later i tried to get an answer from the same man which mr hughes we wanted to ask about if it is asking for mention sexualise children. instead the f.a.a. said the program ign

neil: is that your view gary? >> yeah, exactly. i'm not saying to most people oh , go in and buy, but you know, if people are quick to forget we still have these tax cuts that haven't even kicked in yet. we still have an economy that's getting out of the obama years. i think there's a lot more positives here than worrying about what the fed is going to do down the road maybe. neil: on that issue deirdre i think it was the atlanta fed that was predicting we would have close to 5.5% growth in the first quarter. >> even the new york fed is weighing in as well. neil: so what would that mean if that would happen, you would sustain something like that you're off to the races but what are you hearing? >> so i think all that that means is that different regional fed's are also see inflationary pressures and maybe this means that instead of as the fed is more or less telegraphed three increases this year, maybe it's four or maybe it's three at a quicker pace. neil: but those would be deemed good increases not based on hyperinflation. by the

danielle: gary goldberg, thank you very much.nie: wonderful interview and thanks to daniel boko's reeking with -- danielle speaking with gary goldberg at the conference in hollywood, for florida. nejra: mario draghi still addressing the parliament talking about volatility as well. he says ecb guidance about interest rates is very important. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: live from the city of london, i'm nejra cehic and the european closes just moments away. vonnie: live from new york, i vonnie quinn. time for a look at the bloomberg business flash. it's a clear sign that qualcomm is open to a takeover by broadcom. the chipmaker has invited broadcom to sign a non- disclosure agreement to come to an agreement about price. qualcomm has rejected a $117 billion offer. consumer product maker spectrum brands are taking over the majority stockholder in a deal valued at $10 billion. investors from hr geo group will become the new entity. spectrum will become a new independent coming with no controlling shareholder. productsmakes like black

he said he was very close to god. >> would francis gary powers every touchdown again or end his lifeen then head of the cia requested permission for another flight over the soviet union. it was rumored they detected the last flight. >> he said look, i'll approve this flight and i'll tell you something, boys, one of these days, one of these planes is going to come down and there is going to be a hell of a mess. >> on may 1st, 1960 he launched his mission from pakistan. >> of course, the mission was to over fly the soviet union and collect intelligence. yeah, he was over flying military bases, military complexes roads, depots, and other targets that were critical to the u.s. government's knowledge of what their strength of technique of war was. his total mission would be about 5,000 miles from pakistan. he flew to norway. >> he was flying when 14 soviet missiles were fired. he lost control. >> what altitude were you at when the missile strikes? >> the missiles hit the plane. my father fell with the wreckage and inside of the cockpit to 30,000 feet. he had 40,000 feet of free fall insid

that is what gary is so upset about. i will say, gary, trish, the one thing i'm actually quite thrilled about, why i'm not as worried about increasing the debt, why i don't think the bond market is concerned because bond yields barely budged on this, we're growing so robustly right now, we have such a strong economy, we have the most number of americans working ever. they're making highest inflation-adjusted income ever. they're spending that money. we're also finding that they are starting to mcmore, right? wages are up 2.9. yes, gdp will grow at least 4%. atlanta fed says five 1/2 from three currently. my point is, trish, there will be enough growth in this economy we'll see tax receipts rise, that may, i'm not saying get it to the right place, that may help offset some of the spending. trish: gary, do you buy that? >> i agree the economy is stronger. i agree unemployment is down. with the markets up, tax receipts go up but that helps. but they're doing nothing to stop this wave. in fact instead of just leaving things

let's face it, it's a fantastic performance from gary oldman.urn. brian cox had a go, hardy, everyone has theirfavourite churchill and the casting of gary 0ldman when it was announced a few yea rs 0ldman when it was announced a few years ago, people were flabbergasted. how could this guy who has been dracula, the guy in lyon and was a punk in sid vicious, how could he played winston churchill? he prays him with the same spirit he put towards all those, a maverick defiant spirit. i think of all the actors in the last 30 years from that generation that came up from the 80s, he is flying the flag for working—class actors in britain and always has done. i think he isa britain and always has done. i think he is a very inspirational winner. his first bafta. the weather now. the sunshine was more limited today. a lot of cloud spinning in from the west, bringing some rain and drizzle. upstream, we do see if you brea ks drizzle. upstream, we do see if you breaks in the cloud. those could emerge across and western parts of the uk tomorrow. a change of for

. >> and her husband gary was an air force captain.e rushed back from training in alabama. >> it is hard to explain. you just stop. the world stops. >> when you looked into his eyes, there was a void there. it tears your heart out. but you have to gather yourself, because you have a job to do. we will find out who did this. >> there was evidence all over that house. they found head hair in ms. eastburn's bed. and they found a pubic hair at the scene of the rape. they found fingerprints a all over the house. they had bloody footprints. they had a semen sample. they were certain that physical evidence would lead them to whoever killed this family. >> after walking through the house, gary eastburn also provided a tantalizing lead. they were going to move to england when he finished train ing in alabama. the family had decided to sell the dog, so they put an ad out in the local fort bragg bee and katy eastburn wrote a letter to her husband saying that a nice man came out to get the dog. >> we didn't know who it was, but anybody who had bee

david: a great day to have gary. rates that are important to the president. they are not moving. alix: the bloomberg market open is up next with jon ferro. ♪ jon: from new york city, i am jonathan ferro. this is the countdown for the opening. ♪ ♪ jon: coming up, it is payrolls friday. treasuries declined. the dollar jumped. at the fastest pace since the end of the recession. bond weakness returns for u.s. stocks. and groundhog day for deutsche bank. revenue falls to a seven-year low. pressure building again on ceo john prime. -- john cryan. into negative territory, down 17 on the s&p 500. the fx market in the g10 space, a strong dollar story against everything. 1.2440.lar back to in the treasury market, yields climbing higher. some of it from the payrolls affect in the last 30 minutes or so. with a big

filmmakers kalyanee mam and gary marcuse on how cultural traditions intersect with economic growth in cambodia and china. coming up on "earth focus." kalyanee: as an immigrant, as a refugee, you know, from cambodia, my family and i, you know, fled cambodia when i was four years old. and what i realized was what happening in areng valley was that the people were also being threatened by the same kind of displacement and uprootedness. and what i've seen with the chong people is that they live a very beautiful le, completely connected to nature, and i was inspired to make this film to help people understand, you know, how important that connection is. [baby fusses] kalyanee: so the chong people have been living in areng valley, you know, for over 600 years. and we went back to cambodia to film and i discovered, you know, two of the most amazing people i've ever met in my life. and what i discovered was that they are probably one of the most rooted and grounded people i've ever met, and the reason is because of their connection to the land. you know, they feel so grateful for nature becau

face, for example, like gary looks like a greyhound.hill is like a bulldog. >> the extraordinary transformation from greyhound to bulldog began here in an artist studio in los angeles. kazohir ouchlt is a sculpture of hyperrealist faces. he likes to recreate historical figures, the bigger the better. but once upon a time he used to work in the movies. >> i needed not only a makeup artist, but i needed an artist. i felt, for this. and i remember saying there's only one man, and kazuhiro, and my plan was really contingent on kazuhiro. >> so not buttering it up. >> kazu, as he's known, created the makeup for jim carrey in how the grinch stole christmas, and for brad pitt in the curious case of benjamin button. but in 2012, he decided to leave the industry. >> i love to do special effects makeup, but, it was stressing me too much to the level that i felt like i'm shortening my life. >> so gary oldman had to coax kazu back just for this one movie. >> i never had opportunity to do historical character in a film, like a main character, with th

gary barker, of course from promundo, and jackson katz. we are so thrilled to have our honorees with us. these are men i really feel are helping us deal with the silent majority. the majority of men are nonviolent, but they're also silent. so how do we move from that silent majority to voices of solidarity to truly create change? launching us in this first discussion i'm going to turn it over to my great colleague cindy dyer. she has dedicated her life to eliminating islands against -- eliminating violence against women. dyer: thank you so much, elise. we are so excited, thank you all for coming out here on a cold friday morning and more joining us as we begin a discussion about what is driving some of this sexual assault and harassment that we see and how can men and women work together to move forward to change that pattern? i have got an amazing panel. immediately to my first left is ms. summers who is the national organizers of the women's march the to her left, gary barker president and ceo of promundo. jackson katz, professor and fou

but boys who played alongside gary speed and wear them selves abused believe differently i saw gary coleman go in various life he was one son different he was one shoulder gifts he was one that was going on different holidays and different tours sets him apart emerging with fire with other young people if you ask me i would say that jerry will have suffered abuse at the hands of barry we've also spoken to more than one witness with even more direct knowledge because it's so sensitive an actor is reading one man's words on a few occasions got he was in the same bad battery would abuse one of us then turn over and then abuse ilda you are absolutely certain that gary speed was abused by the now hundred percent while lying on point nine percent because he literally both in the bed at the same time. you don't actually witness sidewise but basically the same process is happening to the other person. in the trial this just ended gary speed was named as one of four players coached by been who've died our investigation has revealed one of them mark hazel dein was a former teammate of gary speed he a

gary would come into the bus.the make—up and wig, plus getting him into his fat suit and costume, it is close to four hours for the entire thing. he'd then go to set for ten or 12 hours a day filming and we'd need to be there the whole time to maintain his make—up throughout that. he would then have his make—up removed which takes one—hour and then once he goes lucy and i stay for another hour or two. gary 0ldman convinced kazuhiro tsuji to come out of retirement to design the churchill make—up. having just been working with david on another movie, it was 0ldman that asked him to be on set applying it alongside colleague lucy sibbick. and it's the three of them that have been nominated for the oscar. i'm extremely proud. it's the bestjob i've done so far to date and i'm just so pleased it's getting the recognition that it deserves, because the amount of effort that myself, kazu and lucy have put into it. you know, there's such a big team involved. we're here now getting the credit and our names are on the award, b

gary 0ldman convinced sugi to design the churchill make—up.d it was gary 0ldman who asked into the onset of playing it alongside colleague lucy. it's the three of them who have been nominated for the sky. i'm extremely proud. it's the bestjob i've done so proud. it's the bestjob i've done so far today and i'm just so pleased it's getting the recognition that it deserves, because of the amount of effort that myself, lucy and the others have put into it. it's such a big team involved. we are here now getting the credit and our names are on the award, but the amount of people in the workshops who have been involved is amazing. we are to receive our ward. the 39-year-old make—up artist has a cd full of blockbusters to his name, but this is his first ever 0scar blockbusters to his name, but this is his first ever oscar nomination. look at this text around here. on his nose and the colouration. that's why just his nose and the colouration. that's whyjust spending his nose and the colouration. that's why just spending that his nose and the colouratio

gary is back.tion news" reporter vernon odom all about his super bowl experience. >> i saw history being made. history being made. >> we introduced you to school bus driver gary before the super bowl right after the mt. laurel school district parents raised $6,000 to send the lifelong eagles fan and his wife to minneapolis for the big game. >> eagles finally brought it back to philadelphia. finally brought it home baby. we won the super bowl! the super bowl! wow. >> emotional. >> eagle nation we did it. >> he says it was is the experience of a lifetime. and forever cherish the memories and the goodness of those that sent him. he has been on the job since 1991 and loving it and the eagles. >> my dreams came true. my dream came true. >> you can go if peace now? >> i can go in peace and buy the new fishing rod. >> gary says this the trip and experience of a lifetime and counting on the eagles to make it to the super bowl next year in atlanta. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news" in mt. laurel, new

gary.fter 26 years on the job, parents say he has learned the names of countless children and become known for his eagles pride. >> i wanted to congratulate him the morning after the eagles won the nfc championship. he was so happy. >> reporter: parties remainy -- parents amy smith and her husband started a go fund me page and raised $5,000 for tickets and airfare. >> we're sending you and a guest to super bowl. [cheers and applause]. >> tremendously surprised. i had no idea, no idea. i've had so many followers over the year. >> mr. gary jokes he talked about retiring and kept on driving the bus and kept on teaching the kids the eagles fight song. >> it's been an amazing career here. >> i enjoyed mr. gary. >> he loves the eagles and he is very nice. >> reporter: reporting in mount laurel, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> congratulations mr. gary. 9:21 a.m., he may only be nine but a little boy in pennsylvania has big eagles spirit. >> we're going to the super bowl! >> i told you! i

gary: i'm not going to speculate. we're trying to get some of the details of what is going on with the administration. in the here and now, 33 minutes into the session, a solid jobs report doing nothing to lift this market. treasurieshigher on by five basis points. .he dollar showing some string that does it for us. we can now handover to bloomberg markets with vonnie quinn. >> thank you. a great interview. this is bloomberg markets. let's get to the jobs report. wages rising the most on a year-over-year basis since 2009. and the effect of the change in the tax regime has not even kicked in. our guest is from morgan stanley. the impact of tax hasn't kicked in. we get a fair enough jobs report. does it make the economy stronger? >> it could. right now we are coming into the year with business confidence at or near all-time highs. markets price for perfection. the expectation is there will be a tailwind to the economy from the tax changes. we have not had the hard data to start confirming that. the sentiment is going to

. >> though gary valentine found the shank and attempted to dispose it, he said it wasn't his. >> ai was going through an old box it lk tattered and looked to be a piece of wood with a piece of plastic. working back in the stock room, we have a lot of broken pallets and they do tie the saran wrap on the pallet, sometimes on the bottom, but that particular diit was more than it appeared. >> step in and step all the way to the back wall. >> valentine is also placed in confinement but believes he has a solid defense since he was with an officer when he found the shank. >> i don't see how you can charge me with something, i had a staff member next to me and me and him discovered it at the same time. it would be asinine for me to put it there and say, look what i found, come on. if i had anything to do with it, smart money would have been to leave it alone. when we got back to the pod, a few people were telling people to man up to it if it was yours. explain what it was used for and be done with it. >> was that a particular person? >> yes, it was. >> can you tell me who that person was? >