wendy gillette reports. and it should be deported and not for their dangerous. 2 many republicans say that the executive action on immigration. and for the next two months that is really going to set the tone for the next two years. and in washington. >> and they also believe that they are able to win big. and giving the party the majority. wendy gillette for cbs news. and no deal on the nuclear program. and that it will be the world power. and that is the weather that will be brothered to make a run for the white house. and which told cbs before the governor that they will be wrestling with the decision about running for president in 2016. >> he and i are very close. on the other hand he's not here knocking on my door, you know, agonizing about the decision as he knows exactly when you are in the ramifications on family, for example. and that he has seen his dad and brother go through the presidency. i would give it a toss up. >> just two weeks ago his son said it is more likely than not that his dad would

wendy gillette on how this video is different from the others. >> reporter: islamic state militants, showing a mass isis militant dressed in black claiming he be headed an american worker. >> unlike previous videos this did not show him alive before the be heading. only the aftermath. but there are similarities to the the execution video of four other westerners. >> it was the same person. inside of the government working hard about him. the masked man warns that isis will attack americans on u.s. streets. the 26-year-old former army worker converted to islam while in captivity. the web site showed him helping wounded syrians and providing medical proof. his mother says her son found his calling in syria. >> he has love for all who need help. >> reporter: president barack obama said in a statement today we grieve together. we also recall that the spirit of goodness and press veerance that burned so brightly in skpheupl binds humanity together, ultimately is the light that will prevail over the darkness. his captures have demanded the u.s. stop the bombing cal page against targets whe

they had to break out the shovels in gillette stadium in boston. and darker by an hour after turning our clocks back, is winter already in. rob marciano leads off it tonight. >> reporter: it came early. it came heavy and it came to the south, taking some people in north carolina by surprise. >> i got a text and they asked me how much snow was in and i said, what? and i opened up the door and i was totally surprised. >> reporter: record snows in the carolinas. over a foot in spots. feels like mid-january but it's the beginning of november. across the boarder in tennessee, more snow in the smoky mountains. a stragerring 22 inches at this lodge. some folks were temporarily standed. >> all the park roads were closed. we were shut down saturday night. >> reporter: today, the storm moved in the northeast where winds gusted to nearly 50 miles an hour in new york. slowing and chilling runners on the marathon's mostly northward route. in massachusetts, huge waves and winds up to 50 miles an hour. nearly 20,000 people without power across the state. and the

cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more. >> reporter: islamic state militants posted the videonline early sunday. it shows a masked isis militant dressed in black claiming he's beheaded american aid worker peter kassig. >> this is peter edward kassig, a u.s. citizen of your country u. >> reporter: unlike previous isis videos this one did not show kassig alive before the beheading only the aftermath. there are similar thes are to the execution murder of four other westerners. >> appears to be the same person inside the government working very hard to exactly identify him and anything we can learn about him. the masked man who speaks in a bright tissue accent also warns isis will attack americans on u.s. streets. kassig was captured in syria a little more than a year ago. he converted to islam changed his name to abdul rack man while in captivity. his web site showed him helping wounded citizens. his mother said her son found his calling in syria. >> he has love for all who need help. >> reporter: president obama said in a statement today we grieve together and we also recall tha

cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more from new york. >> reporter: islamic state militants postedhe video online early sunday. it shows a masked isis militant dressed in black claiming he beheaded american aide worker peter kassig. >> this is peter edward kassig a u.s. citizen of your country. >> reporter: unlike previous isis videos this one did not show kassig alive before the beheading only the aftermath but there are similarities to the execution videos of four other westerners. >> does seem to be the same person and obviously inside the government working very hard to exactly identify him, anything we can learn about him. >> reporter: the masked man who speaks in a british accent also warns isis will attack americans on u.s. streets. kassig was captured in syria a little more than a year ago. the 26-year-old former army ranger turned aide worker converted to islam and changed his name to abdul rahman while in captivity n a statement his parents said we are heartbroken to learn that our son abdul rahman peter kassig has lost his life as a result of his love for the syrian peop

cbs reporter wendy gillette on his unruly reception in court. >> you low life! >> reporter: police ambush suspect eric frein got ambushed himself by jeers outside the courthouse. the former fugitive said nothing while people in the crowd vented their anger. [ screaming ] >> reporter: frein has a swollen nose and cuts on his face. authorities say he already had the injuries when he dropped to his knees and surrendered thursday evening without a fight. it ended a 48-day, $10 million manhunt. >> are you sorry? >> reporter: following his arraignment authorities paraded frein in front of the crowd again. and he was confronted with more questions. >> why did you do it! >> reporter: during a routine sweep, u.s. marshals captured the 31-year-old survivalist and marksman near an abandoned airplane hangar. it's about 30 miles from the state trooper's barracks where he allegedly shot two troopers. frein did not enter a plea during his brief court appearance. the county prosecutor says he will push for the death penalty. the state has not had an execution in 16 years. autho

cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more. >> reporter: islamic state militant posted the videonline early sunday. it shows a masked isis militant dressed in black claiming he's beheaded american aid worker peter kasich. >> this is peter edward kasich a u.s. citizen of your country. >> reporter: unlike previous isis videos this one did not show kasich alive before the be heading. only the aftermath. but there are similarities to the execution videos of four other westerners. >> does seem to be the same person and obviously inside the government working very hard to exactly identify him and anything we can learn about him. >> reporter: the masked man who speaks in a british accent warns isis will attack americans on us streets. kasich was captured in syria a little more than a year ago. the 26 year old former army ranger turned aid worker converted to islam and changed his name to abdul rockman while in captivity n a statement kasich's parents said we are heart broken to learn that our son abdul rockman peter kasich has lost his life as a result of his laugh for the syrian people

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i'm wendy gillette in brooklyn, new york, her story coming up. >>> today is sunday november 9th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, it is 6:00 right now, let's get a check on the forecast, it has been kind of blustery couple of days, carol, what are we in for today? you. >> remember last weekends weeks winds well over 40 miles an hour, last weekend, and this weekend, really has decided to behave itself. i think you might like the weather you did today, couple degrees warmer, looks mikes out there so farment it is dark, little hard to see just how nice, but we'll finds that once the sun comes up. 39 degrees in reading, definite warm up from where we were yesterday at this time point. storm scan3, few clouds overhead, one of the reasons we stayed warmer overnight, we have those clouds out there, we will be looking for day where the clouds do start to thin out. forty-nine in philadelphia right now, 42 degrees in trenton, we have 42 degrees in wilmington, 46 in millville, above freezing, in every single location. in fact, it is a big change in our temperatures. we're 10 d

in bear it township, pennsylvania, wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> it is 5:34 right now. halloween has now sparked a hate crime investigation in delaware. vandals spray paint add racial slur and depiction of male genitals on james' driveway in new castle. james and his daughter came home to find that graffiti thursday night. now, it has since been painted over, but the sting that far word and the image still hurt. >> of course the fear of you don't know what's next, you know, why, we are very friendly with everyone on the street and the neighborhood. >> police are searching for the van as and asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> meanwhile, authorities in browns mills, burlington county, are investigating a vandalism spree. a group of suspects spray painted homes and cars with obscenities thursday night. pemberton township police say there were 21 cases of damage in all, vehicles and houses were targeted on several streets, including party boulevard, blue bird street, bob white boulevard, evergreen avenue, bobalink and pemberton boulevard. >>> apparently pay

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duracell was sold to gillette $7 billion back in 1996. he's gone round with these folks before. think that duracell is a long-lasting business. probably doesn't put it necessarily in the technology category so quickly, which he himself has been reticent about. >> will be interesting to see what he does with it begin the fact battery sales have been in secular decline. >> that is true. >> it's hard to believe the battery business is going away. sadly, innovation in the battery space has not kept up with, as you know, your iphone runs out of battery like mine. >> good to see you, andrew. >>> anheuser-busch having another busy year. acquiring ten barrelling brewing as well as a rollout of a tequila-flavored beer. carl carlos, it's great to have you, good morning. >> good morning. >> just looking at the quarter, you said in terms of ebitda performance, it might have been a bit of a one off. beer volume is down 2.7 in the quarter. what is going on in the beer business? >> i think the way to look at the business is to look at a nine-month basis. revenues are up 1.9%. ebitda margin exp

wendy gillette for cbs news, ridgewood, new jersey. >>> it 16:27. this is -- it is 6:27.is a live look outside. isn't this a gorgeous skyline. they're really beautiful this time of the morning. cold air is still here. expected to remain for some time but it's not quite as cold as yesterday. >> not nearly as bad. in fact, it's nearly double what it was yesterday morning when we came to work. temperatures could lead to slick spots depending where you're waking up this morning. beverly farmer is here with a look at some things you need to know before you leave the house. >> reporter: no audio ] eastbound span of the bay bridge, at least the right side of the roadway is blocked right at the beginning of the span. that is for the new crash leaving annapolis and the toll plaza. you'll find eastbound lanes are open. this is westbound coming over from the eastern shore where lanes are open on that westbound span. but the new crash east out of annapolis. 66, our other big sore spot that has been with a crash eastbound at nutley street blocking the right side of the roadway. lineup

just inland, the rain became snow and turned gillette stadium white before the patriots game at foxborough. grounds crews had to break out the snow plows to clear the field. in main, near whiteout conditions. this tractor trailer ended up on its side. still here in new york city with windchills into the 30s. but the big weather story now the cold air that's driven down to the south in florida. sunday morning, 52 degrees in miami. record low 44 at orlando. 41 for a record low in daytona beach. that's cold for november. we bounced back nicely monday afternoon with temps into the 70s. 62 in chicago where we had snow a couple of days ago. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >>> another developing story right now, a man who arrived in the u.s. from liberia is being monitored for ebola. the patient who has a fever is in isolation at duke university hospital. the north carolina department of health notes the patient did not have any symptoms upon arrival in the u.s. and had no known exposure to ebola in liberia. >>> there may be a new clue in the search for answers after that virgin galactic air sh

when they sold it to gillette.f course the argument was you would sell batteries in the front of every store right next to the razors. that was a distribution play at the time. so it'll be interesting to see what it looks like as an independent company. i'm not looking at that note that's just crossing the wire. i don't know if they discuss that or not. interesting little story. we'll have to -- >> a.g. saying we thank duracell for their business. i'm confident the new ownership structure will provides future growth plans. >> here's a question. do you put batteries in the category of technology? >> i don't know. in terms of -- i wouldn't put the standard batteries in that category. but i guess if you're looking at an elon musk type of battery, sure. >> the only reason i ask is warren buffett has reticent to buy technology companyings. >> where they are right now it's not high-tech at all. at duracell. >> batteries have been very slow to evolve. >> and there's -- you know, the new ones are not just like duracell. i

wendy gillette reports. >> reporter: judy is running her usual errands, loading her 9-month-old nieceravan. >> when we looked everything up, it had a pretty safe rating. >> reporter: the insurance institute for highway safety had looked at many vans including the caravan and its twin town and country. both performed poorly in front vehicle crashes. that's when it collides with another vehicle or the front end of a tree. the front of the van caved in pinning the dummy. >> we didn't expect to find vehicles that collapsed quite so completely as the quest. >> the quest seen here on the bottom sustained much more damage than the overall pick, the odyssey. the siena got high marks as well. they say the minivan offers good protection in other crashes because of their large size and weight. >> reporter: but the effects may affect her decision when she buys a newer van. >> reporter: the institute says masays minivans normally perform poorly because of their wide body on a narrow platform. >>> coming up, on the "cbs thi morning," we'll go to buffalo for the latest on the snow. i'm anne-marie gr

knocking out power to more than 13,000 homes and the snow was in the spotlight earlier today at gillette stadium, crews rushed to clear the field in time for today's game between the new england patriots and denver broncos. >> winter is officially seven weeks away, but this week's weather could care less about a calendar. up to eight inches of snow blanketed the southeast with an early surprise. went outside and there is snow everywhere. >> unseasonably the early to me. >> at one point north carolina was under a winter storm warning, children took advantage and considered the snow a gift, the rare sight of fall blending with winter even gave some adult as reason to smile. >> i think to all the locals, oh, isn't this wonderful and they are all saying, hmm, you don't live here, do you? >> according to the national weather service, saturday was the earlier snowfall in columbia, south carolina, beating a 100-year-old record by eight days, a freeze advisory the remains in place for much of the region through monday. this week temperatures will return to average or better in the east, jeff, an

cbs news correspondent we zero wendy gillette with her story from new york. >> let me introduce to youss loretta lynch president obama introduced the woman he wants to serve as attorney general. >> lore eight doesn't look to make headlines. she looks to make a difference. she is not about to splash. she is about substance. >> lore eight lynch would take over the job, from eric holder who is stepping down. >> if i had the honor of being confirm by the senate, i will wake up every morning with protection of the american people, my first thought. >> one every lynch's most monumental cases was helping to prosecute police officers, here, at the seven owe precinct in brooklyn, accused of brutalizing a haitian immigrant. >> and nor, who was some womennized with a broom stick in 1997, became national symbol of police brutality. lynch nomination comes as the attorney general's office continues to investigate the police shooting of 18 year old michael brown, in ferguson, missouri. lynch has also helped prosecute terrorists and corrupt politicians. >> she has spent years in the trenches as a pros

in barrett township, pennsylvania wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> it is 6:36 right now.andalism on the night before halloween has now sparked hate crime investigation in delaware. vandals spray painted racial slur, picture every male genitals in his driveway in new castle. james and his daughter came home to find the graffiti. it has been painted over, but the sting of the words and the image still hurts. >> well, of course that fear of you don't know what's next. you know? why, we are very friendly with everybody around this street and neighborhood. >> now police are searching for the vandals and asking anyone with information to please come forward. >>> meanwhile authorities in browns mills burlington county are investigating a vandalism spree. that a group of suspect spray painted homes and cars with obscenities thursday night. pemberton township police say there were 21 cases of damage in allment vehicles and houses were targeted on several streets, including party boulevard, blew bird street bob white boulevard, evergreen avenue bobalink boulevard and pemberton boul

just inland, the rain turned gillette stadium white. grounds crewed had to break out the snowplows to clear the field. in maine, near white out conditions. down the roopd, this tractor trailer ended up on its side in the snow. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >>> the nor easter has blown out to sea, leaving the eastern part of the nation clear and dry. some areas get a mix of rain and snow. more rain in store for the pacific northwest. >> temperatures warm up today. 40s and 50s in the northeast. 60s and 70s in the south. >>> possibly a new clue into why the virgin galactic air ship crashed. >> in a late night news conference. they said the copilot released the feathering system. it's supposed to slow the descent. despite the new information, the acting ntsb chairman says they're a long way from finding a cause. the company is not deterred from carrying people into space. >>> multiple suspects are in custody after a horrific hit and run crash that killed three 13-year-olds on halloween night. the girls were hit by an suv while trick-or-

always been impressed by duracell, he says, as a consumer and as a long-term investor in p&g and gillette. that was in the press release and that's key because berkshire has owned p&g stock since 2005. buffett has been in gillette since the late '80s and duracell is the mark the leader followed by energizer batteries. nick modi at rbc says look, it has good margins. it has steady cash flow and there's a lot of overcapacity, meaning there's room for cost cuts. tyler, you know buffett's style. those are all things that are pretty consistent with his philosophies on buying companies. >> and he loves durable products. >> doesn't get more durable than a duracell battery. >> right? and he likes things that are simple, that he can understand. like dairy queen. >> boring, some would say. >> boring is beautiful sometimes. thanks very much. let's lock in the vote. let's see what people said. what did the people say? does the battery business still have life? >> yes. >> 57 -- they're not willing to bet against buffett. our viewers are smart here, right? >> long-term life, battery life. >> battery li

blanketed gillette stadium in foxboro, massachusetts.he field and the seats were covered so the race was on to clear out the snow before this afternoon's game against the broncos and it's windy, too. wind chills at today's game in the mid-20's. pretty brutal. now to chicago where the windy city a living up to its name. fierce winds and powerful waves ripped apart the concrete along lake michigan. other parts of the trail are severely cracked and run verse to dodge gaping holes. >>> we had a lot of windy conditions here across the region. not quite as windy as chicago. guts did get up to 50 miles per hour in some areas. some chilly temperatures, in the low 40's right now. mom factoring the wind. we're head up to montclair where aaron checks in with 42 degrees this hour, pretty chilly there and again it's going to feel more like the 30's when you factor in the wind in most locations. we'll head out to central new jersey where douglas, he checks in at 41 degrees, a about 11 miles per hour. he sends in a comment here clear, chilly and a bit

wendy gillette has action. >> reporter: militants posted the video on line sunday.litant dressed in black claiming he's beheaded american aid worker peter kassig. >> this is peter edward kassig, a u.s. citizen of your country. >> reporter: unlike previous isis videos this one did not show kassig alive before the beheading, only the aftermath. but there are similarities to the execution videos. >> that seemed to be the same person, and obviously inside the government working very hard to exactly identify him and anything we can learn about him. >> reporter: the masked man also warns isis will attack americans on u.s. streets. kassig was captured in syria a little more than a year ago. the 26-year-old former army ranger turned aid worker converted to islam and changed his name while in captivity. in a statement, kassig's parents said, we are heart broken to learn that our son has lost his life as a result of his love for the sear i don't know people and his desire to ease their suffering. they also released an audio recording of their son talking about his work. >> i

they got into the battery business. >> that is how warren buffett got involved, a big holder in gilletteal note -- you have warren buffett, who has overseen so many different kinds of businesses right now. does that raise any concerns, as you just alluded to on the succession issue? he has batteries, auto dealers that he has just entered on in the last few months. >> from a far it looks like the companies are diverse, but the thing i documented in the book is they are united by a core set of common values -- they are all simple, and they have a sense of suppleness and manager autonomy. there is a corporate culture and berkshire that will hold the whole thing together, as diverse as it is. >> larry, thanks so much. either way, jeff, do we have anything else on the radar -- bloomberg crunches the radar -- the numbers and sees it something is on warren buffett's radar. was duracell on the radar? >> much to my chagrin, we were chasing it, but could not found it. i wish we would have broken it as opposed to reading it in a press release this morning. >> all right, jeff mccracken, our bloomber

giving companies like gillette and schick a run for their money.ht its own factory in germany this year. joins us now. and apparently we just discovered former camp mate of mine. that's cool too. both of these -- your mustache we can see. and that's literally a week old. >> yeah. since november 1st. >> you're still working on it. >> yeah. it's lovely as my wife told me this morning, i look great. >> you haven't shaved for a week. >> i have not. >> and that's what you get? >> that's what i got. >> that's cute. >> how do you get involved in the movember project? >> we met the members before meeting harry's. they raised over $500 million to support men's health issues. so they were great guys. as a shaving company we wanted to do anything to help them support their cause. >> the regular mustache is lame now. you can't go with regular jex fox worthy. >> i'm just experimenting. >> you could think i'm out of style. nobody has a regular mustache. not even alex trebek has a regular mustache anymore. >> he has nothing. >> he does have something. >> that mig

lots of snow made its way to gillette stadium sunday morning. it was cleared away by kickoff.e cold weather did not bother tom brady. he threw four touchdowns to manning's two. patriots dominate 43-21. the hottest team in the afc. they have won five straight and have the conference's best record. >>> steelers ben roethlisberger made history on sunday night football. big ben threw six touchdowns against the ravens giving him 12 touchdowns in the last two games. an nfl record. steelers won easily against the ravens, 43-23. >>> to nascar. things got heated with jeff gordon and brad keselowski. gordon took exception to keselowski knocking him out of the race. both drivers came away with a bloody lip after the fight. keselowski is getting a reputation as an instigator on the track. >>> a terminally ill cancer patient lauren hill is inspiring others with her story. hill got to live out her dream of playing college basketball playing for mt. st. joseph in cincinnati in over 10,000 fans. hill scored the first basket of the game and the place went nuts. doctors said her brain cancer wa

. >>> snow caused delays at gillette stadium before the matchup between the denver broncos and new englandatriots. ground crews had to break out the snow plows to clear the field before play could get going. here's a look at some of your weather for today. >> that nor'easter has blown out to sea leaving the entire eastern half of the nation clear and dry. a band of showers from texas to northern minnesota with more rain for the pacific northwest. >> temperatures are warming up today. 40s and 50s in the northeast. and intermountain areas. 60s and 70s in the south. today's hot spot, 78 in dallas. 83 in honolulu. >>> about now, most of us are ready to move on from halloween, except for one arizona woman who would like to turn the clock back to that night. >> that's because she accidentally gave away her wedding ring with a handful of candy to some unsuspecting trick-or-treater. she's hoping somebody will find it and return it. >> she had taken it off while carving pumpkins and put it in a candy jar for safe keeping and later, without thinking, she dumped the contents of that jar into someone'

every day use shave your face with a gillette razor, every day you used my detergent, you are voting on the procter & gamble company. at the v.a., we have people voting every day. veterans2 million voting every single day on whether to connect with us or benefits, on g.i. bills, four loans and mortgages. the way we look at it. in order to do that well, we have to have the criticism from employees and we've got to have employees involved in our efforts. bob snyder who is sitting appear with me, one of the reasons i brought him here was to recognize the great work he is doing and leading the change effort. one of the things i'll bend i have talked about his we need to allup teams of employees over the country that can participate in our change efforts. that then to change the people who actually do the work? this is the way great companies change themselves. bob has been around 222 different sites and we have now on theseindividuals teams that are going to be helping us lead the change effort will stop i want every single employee to help us understand how to improve our service to vet

now, for those of you who don't know what makes this interesting is that buffett, who sat on gillette's board for more than a decade, was there when they approved the purchase of duracell years ago. but telling me, quote, i'm a duracell guy, you know, he needs batteries because he's got this train set in his attic that needs a lot of batteries. they have what he always looks for, it's a mode of competitiveness -- meaning number one or number two in the industry, duracell's ranked number one, plus extremely healthy cash flow. but competitor energizer has been working to innovate on longer battery life spans. i asked buffett if he would eventually own both, he told me, no, i doubt anybody would let us add energizer. once again, this is an all-stock deal. but what's interesting is it's not buffett's berkshire hathaway stock. he's exchanging some of his 52 million shares of procter & gamble he owns and, hence, by doing that avoids a big capital gains tax deal by engineering the swap. once again, arguably one of the smartest investors of our time pulling off another one. >>> closing bell rin

gillette. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a fantastic actor who you know frome of sleep" and "the motorcycle diaries." beginning november 14th, you can see him in the new movie called "rosewater." ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, gael garcia bernal. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: gael garcia bernal! great to see you, buddy. >> good to see you as well, man. >> jimmy: i love seeing you when you come here. last time i saw you was when we were doing "late night." thank you for coming back to see our show. >> i'm delighted, man. thank you so much the invitation. >> jimmy: oh, please. you actually lived in new york for a little bit, right, when you were 15? >> no, it was the first time i came here. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what were you doing? >> what was i doing? >> jimmy: no, it was good that you were here. >> yeah, i don't know. it was the first time i came here. and -- >> jimmy: from mexico. >> from mexico, yeah. >> jimmy: do you love it? >> a sort holiday but also, like, doing a little course in cinema. and yeah, it was exciting. >> jimmy: so

. >> reporter: in missouri, deputies sheriff grant gillett and dustin jeffers said he performed an autopsyhout a doctor present. so he presented himself as a pathologist, as a medical doctor? >> that is correct. >> reporter: and he seemed believable? >> yes. >> reporter: you two are both experienced law enforcement officers, and even you were duped? >> that's right. >> reporter: the deputies say without a medical doctor's signature on robert forrester's autopsy report, it's not valid. >> it's been more than two years since the crime. can you move forward with the prosecution? >> we cannot move forward with that case at this time at all. >> reporter: why not? >> the autopsy was not performed legally, so we cannot use any evidence found from the autopsy in a court of law to be used, to prosecute any suspects on the case. >> caller: that means, according to the deputies, bobby forrester, suspected of killing his grandfather, was set free, and he went on to beat up his grandmother. shawn parcells says he never told the deputies he was a doctor. >> if they want to think i'm a doctor, that's the

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. >> in missouri, deputy sheriff's grant gillett and dustin jefrs says shawn parcells performed an autopsyn a criminal case without a doctor present. >> so he introduced himself as a pathologist, as a medical doctor? >> that is correct. >> and he seemed believable? >> very much so, yes. >> i mean, you too are both experienced law enforcement officers, and even you were duped. >> that's right. >> reporter: the deputies say without a medical doctor's signature on robert forrester's autopsy report, it's not valid. >> it's been more than two years since the crime. can you move forward with the prosecution? >> we cannot move forward at this time with that case at all. >> why not? >> because the autopsy was not performed legally, so we cannot use any evidence found from the autopsy in a court of law, to be used, to prosecute any suspects on the case. >> reporter: that means according to the deputies, bobby forrester, suspected of killing his grandfather, was set free, and he went on to beat up his grandmother. shawn parcells says he never told the deputies he was a doctor. >> if they want to thi

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. >> reporter: in missouri deputy sheriffs grant gillett and justin jeffers say shawn parcells performed an autopsy in a criminal case without a doctor present. >> sew introduced himself as a pathologist, as a medical doctor. >> that is correct. >> and he seemed believable? >> very well. >> yes. >> you two are both experienced law enforcement officers. and even you were duped. >> that's right. >> the deputies say without a medical doctor's signature on robert forrester's autopsy report it's not valid. >> it's been more than two years since the crime. can you move forward with the prosecution? >> we cannot move forward at this time with with that case at all. >> why not? >> because the autopsy was not performed legally. so we cannot use any evidence found from the autopsy in a court of law to be used to prosecute any skuspects on the case. >> reporter: that means according to the deputies bobby forrester, accused of killing his grandfather, was set free and he went on to beat up his grandmother. shawn parlsz says he never told the deputies he's a doctor. >> they want to think i'm a doctor

it is similar to gillette. where we are, it is about patents.ot of patents are running out or are running out next year. ampetitors have gotten to shave comparable to theirs. without the razors you can just add water and shaved, that has patents until 2031. it is about getting that are markets onto the market. all of them use technology that was invented in 1976. >> what is the future of the company russian mark what is the long-term plan for this company? >> is interesting that you say that. this is the value. mobile phone companies are valuable because of the patents. there are a lot of applications. into a love to inject couple of complementary sectors about how we could use the tech don't you -- use the technology. >> he is taken why somebody else. >> it is a business with a brand attached to it. i studied at university of portman and wanted to be a yacht designer. it is not just brand and it is not just selling. designernted to be a and you clearly have interests. the project has come up against some troubles recently with the crash. that m

he's been a procter & gamble investors since they bought gillette a few years ago.he is getting duracell was $1.7 billion in cash stop effectively $3 billion and buffet ends up with duracell. and finance with batteries. right down simple, the middle. we will be back with more. ♪ >> live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik shatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> welcome back. >> we've got a show to do. >> indeed we do. americans are in bad shape according to the institute of medicine. we live shorter lives and have poorer health impaired to other highly developed countries. poor health is at risk to business and members of the northeast business group are trying to protect against it. jeremy novell is the medical director of the northeast group and easier to explain why. people are out sick too many days and not getting any work done? >> that start with a compelling fax -- despite spending more on health care than any other ourly developed nation, population is sicker, lives shorter lives. that matters a lot to business. that's b

to tell us more, felix gillette is here. he is the author of our cover story.ring back that cover shot of business week. what is that? >> a wallet getting caught in two. the wallet is screaming. >> is the wallet dying? >> people have been predicting this for years, that we are going to get rid of archer looks, our credit cards, our cash. people the united states have been very slow to make payments with our phones. to your point. i am old. >> we are out of the demographic. the question is will it st spread? >> why would you want to see your transactions and share them? eight dollars for a dinner. there is a humorous aspect to it, people can make a joke about what they are paying their friend four. r. but it is reassuring, everyone -- has is the the about hesitancy about using their phones, and this makes it feel more reassuring. >> what our paypal's plans for making real money? >> all of the transactions, all of these payments are for free. you can pay your friend money -- >> and once you have it in your wallet you can send it to your bank and cash it out. and

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