and it was a goodyear integrity. >> reporter: well, that whittled it down.? but just about the time franklin was contemplating that little problem -- >> got a phone call from an i.t. technician at the dekalb medical center. and this was -- >> reporter: just like out of the blue? >> yes. >> reporter: that's where the office was that stacey managed. the guy's job there was, in part, clearing the junk from employee e-mail accounts. >> and he noticed that stacey's inbox for friday, saturday, and sunday had been completely cleaned out. >> reporter: curious. that was the very weekend of the murder. >> so he thought enough to give us a call. >> reporter: was stacey, mamma spreadsheet, the cubs scout den leader, hiding something? or did she just accidentally hit delete too many times? of course all those deleted files had been backed up. so they got a warrant and collected all of stacey's e-mails, not just from that weekend. 4,000 e-mails in all. >> it was quite a task. >> reporter: and a lot of it was spam. except two e-mails seemed, well, they stood out. requests

. >> all right look at goodyear cost of raw materials went down and @rofit up and stock is up 6.38% goodyearching 89. classes canceled for most in baltimoreing and most of those enrolled in the school free lunch program. they're teamed up to make sure kids did not go hungry. kate owner of red emma's bookstore and coffee shop opened her doors to feed baltimore kidsing and say she's -- fed a couple of dozen young people each and every day. that is a sign that came up right at that . >> terrific. >> say that again. she's on the phone right now. i thought with -- katy are you on the phone? >> oh hi yes this is kate. >> sorry to say that. thanks very much for being with us. how many kids have you fed? >> you know welcome it is hard to say. we've had a really pretty steady flow of folks coming through at our location at red emmas but what has since developed intoi- using our cafe and our bookstore space at the place for folks to bring food donations for discrimination arranged a the city taking food to the reck centers to charities taking food into the communities and making sure that stuff is get

brings a lawsuit against someone who infringes their patent innovation, it's been used with charles goodyearnicola tesla. >> what do you mean used? >> the term is used. >> they would be included. yes. and it's part of a rhetorical push to try to weaken patents. because when people infringe your property rights, just like you have to call a policeman to defend your home, you have to contact a lawyer to bring a lawsuit to stop them. the same way your ability to use your home is your ability to kick people off if you don't want them in your home. >> there's a definition of patent troll, anyone who's suing me for patent infringement is a patent troll, that's the most sure fire way to define it, we have to keep in mind that this legislation that limits access the access of inventors and patent owners to the courtroom, hurts the little guys, not the big guys. they can overcome those obstacles, big companies, they have the money to enforce their rights. it's the little -- the garage inventors, the little guys who can't afford to enforce their rights, and that's why some big companies are behind thi

heavy volume, and just the big movers that are worth moving, lumber liquidators, gopro, hilton, goodyear tire, new highs on many of the names, spirit airlines down 10% as they cut revenue numbers going forward. liz: nine minutes to go before the close. trent at the cme, what's the most important thing our viewers need to know before the bell clangs? >> opportunity in the treasury markets here, liz. we had the relative value trade in play early in the session this morning. we saw the treasury markets here in the u.s. sell off, due in most part to the yield spiking over in europe. everything thereafter, liz, was fairly constructive for the treasury market. the gdp number, the subsequent fed statement this afternoon. all of that's constructive, it essentially is taking a june rate hike off the table that's good for treasuries. i don't think the spike in the european rates is here to stay and the relative value trade will come back the other way. we have a buying opportunity in the treasuries and tomorrow and friday. liz: okay at 2.04 for the yield. thank you very much. the fed voted unanimo

tulsa shock by the way yesterday were arrested after a domestic violence situation at their home in goodyear arizona. police say they both suffered minor injuries but there were no weapons involved. they are investigating the incident now. still ahead here at 4:00 it's thursday. better known as tgit for fans of abc shows. we have a preview of what to expect tonight on "scandal." reporter: and here at verizon center, they're getting ready for game five. it's the playoffs. as abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. leon: tonight is game five between the caps and the islanders and they're all tied up. alison: hopefully the caps can capitalize on the exciting overtime win tuesday in new york. our sports director tim brandt is live from the verizon center with all the playoff excitement. tim: this is an all important pivotal game five and this place will be rocking tonight. there's no question about it. playoff hockey nothing better. as a matter of fact everything is magnified. everything is intensified in playoff hockey. and after tonight, one of these clubs will be one game away from elimination. >> just

. >> goodyear jumped from the ship. within ten minutes the "uss oklahoma" had rolled over trapping 429 men in her watery tomb. >> i have prayed that most of the kids down there were killed by the torpedoes and didn't suffocate and drown. i think that's the thing that haunts most "oklahoma" men. >> 429 men or, as he said, many of them not more than kids died on board that ship. only 40 or so have ever been identified. most of the others, the other 380 plus men who died are buried here at the national memorial cemetery of the pacific in honolulu. they are memorialized buried with honor as men who went down with the "uss oklahoma." but they are not buried as individuals. they're buried as a group. and that might be about to change. today the pentagon announced that they will exhume the remains of those lost service members from the "uss oklahoma" so they can do the analysis that could identify them individually and get those sailors home to their families for a final resting place all these years late ever. pentagon offici

. >> last call tonight is from pat in goodyear, arizona. pat: thank you for c-span. >> you bet. pat: thank god for diplomats and their diplomacy. you know, president obama in 2007, promised that he would find another way to work with iran. by golly, between him and mr. kerry, secretary state -- great man. they have done it. god bless the man and hate to the war mongers. thank you very much, c-span. i really enjoy your programs. >> just to let you know, if you did not get a chance to get through -- we will have the lines open tomorrow on "washington journal." from here, we are going to take a look at something else that happened today. this is the u.k.'s leader debate. all ahead of the may 7 elections that will be held in the u.k. we would take a look at their two-hour debate now. >> slalford, greater manchester -- a city proud of its heritage. and tonight, the setting for a remarkable political debate in the closest general election in a decade. seven party leaders go live face-to-face in the itv lear ders'debate. >> good evening, i'm julie etchingham. here in the studio tonight

medical equipment makers like stryker had a goodyear. cigna, they are under pressure in addition to the bo tech. the builders which had a great start to the year also under pressure here because of the current economic situation, home building numbers this morning not very good. back to you. >> let's move over to what's happening in bonds. seven year notes up for auction. rick santelli is tracking the action. on monday for two years you gave us a c. yesterday for the five years it was b plus. what is it like today? >> c plus. we get a charlie plus for the seven year. if i graded more on a curve i might have graded it higher because it's a challenging day to be sure the fed has an effect on the markets. just look at where the last time we were over 2%. last fed meeting 17th and 18th of march. 29 will lone seven years yield at the auction, 1.82. when you buy the offer it's not as cheap as the bid so that's a pretty good demand scope. if we look at the 2.44 pretty close to ten option average. directs 12.8. pretty much all average. but the w