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it is veterans helping veterans. >> bob gould of veterans radio. >>> the autopsy is back, james bird three times by officers once in the back. the 38-year-old was armed with a knife when he was killed. the justice department gave a scathing review of the police department's overall use of force last month. be albuquerque is in negotiations with the department over reforms. videotape confessions are often used but the number who falsely confess is staggering. jonathan betz reports. >> it was a brief moment but jeffrey's words would haunt him for years. >> i falsely admitted to a murder and rape of a high school classmate. >> in 1990 he was only 16. a murder investigation of a teen aged girl consumed his small new york town. police quickly focused on him and after a seven hour in tear gaition without his parents he -- interrogation without his parents he falsely confessed. >> i remember telling them there was an argument aand that i tackled her and ripped off her bra and i hit her over the head with a gatorade bottle. >> forced out with undue pressure by police officers. he ended up in

a statement steve gould take the pot out with him now and he too said. d this song and putting their take on sen clinton. i promise no one not on the whole crew chief and one on wednesday. i miss him and anti try now accompanied by every instrument to instrument i can. total consensus on the top. you don't want to go home. she concluded. we can. i watched nicholas handle. published catching them. if that was put into courts have been with me i have. in one gb team is essentially telling cabinet convened korean sentiment. i am i. i know performance in the darkness for it p i t is literally the highlight of this down with over the hum of a couple of other and with it well i'm not on the phone the department of trade get a feel of them until the people of the keys and don't go to the market. dj's. ruth their goal. yankee. the cute their own equipment and prompted now unfolding. and here is a leading lady. we ought to be and found. from one to find good dancing robot greenback fell down mm i seem to have women working with on board acted quickly and in the u

. >>> senior energy reporter gould at "the wall street journal," newshour.pbs.org. >>> there is important news in the fight against cancer. a study says scientists have devised a new approach that represent the blueprint for making inewe know therapy to treat cancers and to target what is unique about each person's cancer. we're joined by dr. steven rosenberg, chief of surgery branch at national cancer institute for cancer research, and senior author of the study. thanks so much for joining us. so in this experiment, the interesting thing is there's not any miracle drug. you found a way to super charge a patient's own immune system to fight a cancer. how did you do that? >> this is a way to take advantage of the patient's own natural immune defense against the cancer. one of the major issues in all of cancer treatment is finding ways to attack the cancer without also attacking normal cells. cancer becomes a cancer because a normal cell accumulates in its dna a large number of mutations, that is, changes in the dna sequence that results in new proteins. in this paper, we've worked out a wa

gould argued that wraps up the last moment. officials from the hideous parties' to be thinking of things to get people to help with the poets and to guide them to vote for the ndp. be sure who we are untouchable. traps are appropriate and nine ten year born in bangkok. us has posted its biggest monthly employment increase of more than two years thus raising hopes the world's largest economy is steadily recovering. labor department officials say employers added two hundred and eighty eight thousand non farm jobs in april. that's a lot more than that ordered ten thousand jobs. many analysts had expected. if it was all served by is the figure for jobs and ended march from one hundred ninety two thousand to two under three thousand the jobless rate for april was six point three percent best ouster point four percentage points from march and is the lowest rate since september two thousand and eight. patient of all the bank last raised its ceiling on loans for developing countries in the region. the bb's annual general meeting is sta

what will that was fun to put wood in the garbage can that be the ocean to perfection gould a child who lived in the open with a huge move you to know if you know. so we no longer putting on a one in the loop as of yet. when one of many of you in the coup it is over you like it was over. o lord who died in a coma yet. in this thing with a coma get to go but the move though. pushing about what to do this. the mcconnell who has covered it with his job the cages nobody can do for long term opportunity. and i don't wish to have the tools to kona pc to twenty one who caught a bit the last photo is of the scale of the moment that moment i knew and honeywell. the kids out on the list of little or no comment to this job. among the least of which the company will be. the when the great typically used in japan in two thousand the shinkansen super express trains will stop soon. with no make it. thanks to him it was many sites due to the expensive stuff for reinforcements. earthquake that he wants it. this system uses stories moment to moment trucks and coastlines to momentous autistic boy. it's th

75 bookings for 2014 our home port calls good that about 52%. 33 of which are offered by princess gould. so princess cruise it continues to be our largest clients. so, the cruise industry is really important part of the port strategy including maritime recreation and transportation which we value very much and looking forward to the inauguration of the james r herman cruise terminal at pier 27 in september. we are looking forward to breaking to 300,000 passenger mark. so onward and upward. they said and i want to thank in particular, your daily and michael nuñez commissioner adams, and members of the ilwu been traveling around pressing hard to witness more business and it seems to be coming to fruition. it takes a long lead time given that the cruise ships booked out almost 18 months in advance. soak your marketing today 18 months before you'll see the 1st of your lip fruits of your labor but clearly paying off and could not be more proud of everyone's effort and again, looking forward to a marquee year for our cruise industry. this coming saturday, april 26, san francisco coast guard a

gould will and australia. >> apple borrows money so that don't have to bring the cash back.idiculous. the solution is all companies that have a global corporate tax . >> by the way, these countries -- neil: playing a role -- >> wait a minute. listen. here is the big point, neil. what these companies forget is that pension funds, unions, teachers unions invest in these companies. and they start slamming them with higher rates it will work the investments that these retirees need when they, you know, leave the workforce. neil: someone has to pony up the bell. i think what these countries are saying, these countries seem to be saying, we are not the beneficiaries of it. what i am beginning to think is the jig is up for these companies. >> at the same time it is profitable for them to do this of shores. i understand that. maybe it is not being invested back in these countries which is the issue. at the same time we have to look at our own crisis back, which is that the markets are so unstable that this is what companies would rather do. neil: you know what i do, i would not tax

. >> it is an important point and bob, you make it well, bob gould, it's's good to see you.y we'll see you next time. >> thank you very much, god bless. >> in bankrupt droid detroit maintaining parks and green spaces is not a priority. but droits neglecte detroit's n. bisi onile-ere has the story. >> they call themselves the detroit mower gang. it's a group of volunteer landscapers who spend one night every other week mowing and trimming some of the droift dets neglected parks. >> kids will come out and play on the swings and that sort of thing. that's very satisfying. before you got there they had no place to play and after you left they did. >> the bankrupt city has more than 300 parks but can only afford to maintain about half them. the result, parks overwhelmed by overgrown grass and trash. parks have become places to avoid. >> that watt pretty bad and it -- was pretty bad and wasn't well kept at all. >> rhonda smith said her neighborhood park began to deteriorate whether the budget strapped city began to be l are neglect it. the mower gang swept in and the residents wer

. >> conservationist howard gould could not agree more and joins us.nt to get into a shooting match whether there is climate change or not. just got a couple of things i want to say and i want your quick and sharp response. number one, any emission reductions which we achieve in america will be swamped by emission increases from china. so what we're trying to do won't work. >> well, is that a reason not to act? we're playing a childish game, unless they do something we're not going to do anything? probably pretty foolish attitude to take because considering there is action that needs to help and things we can do to enforce action taken by others with the take the first step. >> those actions will cost jobs and will lower economic growth. that is what will happen. >> how? >> how? >> you tell me how. >> you impose a carbon tax and raise the cost of manufacturing, the cost of employing people. that costs jobs and already. >> talking about carbon tax or addressings climate change. >> if you raise the cost of carbon, you're imposing a tax, you're raising th

. >> haves and have-nots, i think it's the omniplayers -- i think mike gould's own company is one of the best in terms of having embraced and done a good job. >> but there's no question in my mind the consumer and those that are investing to have the capabilities, and move the inventory around, do the analytics to understand the consumer behavior, they're the ones that are winning. >> i'd like to go back to mark, but any of you gentlemen can certainly address this. on the issue of target, how long is it going to take that company, mark, to get its footing again? >> i think it's going to take a very long time. that means it could take years. >> gravitate to likely. they breached an element of just to cover off the logistics cost. and of course they suffer from -- which frankly is the kiss of death in a business channel like theirs. >> michael, go ahead. >> the issues go beyond canada. >> exactly. >> targets needs to go faster, faster on the internet. faster on fixes the core execution, and there's huge merchandising opportunity. so when i talk to people, the question is what happened?

it is from rebecca goulding. "hey jimmy, i love 'game of thrones.'" me too. wonder what it would sound like if all the characters had little kid voices. can you do that?" i think we can do that rebecca. so here is a clip from hbo's "game of thrones" where the characters all have little kid voices. >> you can't serve in the king's guard with one hand. >> where is that written? i can and i will. this king's guard oath is for life. >> the war is over. the king is safe. >> the king is never safe. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: this one is from andrew cole. "hey jimmy, i'm so excited to buy the roots' new album titled 'and then you shoot your cousin.' but i'm curious to know if they had any other album titles before they landed on the current one." that's right, the roots do have a new album. this is it right here. "and then you shoot your cousin." that's the album right there. [ cheers and applause ] it's available, may 19th congratulations, guys. and you know, andrew, it turns out they actually did have a a few other ideas for album titles. first they went

michael gould on whether he is worried about the consumer at the moment and what he says is what yousten to. we will see you at the top of the hour and we could be in record territory again. melissa: thanks so much. i have to share this. have you seen it? please meet dracula's free little cousin. this is the bunny doing his thing, it is said not a college my entire team could not stop watching this little rabbit going to town. we usually say it is all about money but we had to show you this because everyone else in the world as seen it. if you haven't seen it there you go, you are welcome. planning and taking the trip any time soon? think twice before you pack anything. i will speak to a travel expert who will show you how to outsmart those outrageous baggage these. and still have anything you need to enjoy a dream vacation. you can never have too much money. melissa: sergio marchionne in indiana, take it away. kospi change standing by with sergio marchionne as we speak, taking a huge step on transmissions. he has to food aluminum trucks and the want to ask the question real quick an

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on tuesday in parliament when gould was still seething. i wasn't really huge ugly argument since temporary and asking that the ceo about the new head of the french and given to mr but equally mr palmer and why question formerly instance nearly always told me he was not looking for any alliances. should the minister of economy said a lie detector test as offices. most all of you all very angry. the bloomberg news agency reporting that two of the head of ge france again now on the sidelines also don't strip to the us in february in fact that the state dinner told more ball that there were initial talks. when i can't ski team to reach second release abt me too and we know and i will give the babies anymore. her pride in this instance or was he really that much of the loop. ah well. on sundays and headed to send the book the treaty to come to be home in bed it has an eighteen eighties when an attack ships and an infant industries soup i am to stand or lie down he would be. i'm angry about not being truly milk. because if it's going to have the

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not a blow most elaborate as to know some of fundamentals close gould, coda ventures also a pretty funor kids to get on in code as well. gets very far nosair time and easy of course the key here to get the fundamentals down. is there different of in terms arses girls and boys learning this. more and just wore a trust. depending interest in awy want to learn a trade agreement hard we saw what age would you be targeting to have them put that the other. probably no school late this has led to a simple and games. traders agreed. it was the youngest child get working on this. we had and i had at that first graders used to make simple things. he is not just for kids that want to go into this field science technology engineering meth literally for everyone. great idea congratulations. but you so much will be right back. koch also leading the a's over the angels 95 last night at the coliseum. south moscow things going for zero hundred the beginning first inning with a grand slam home run balls also with two home runs last night along with rbis. : chris got the ball but with boat run with a str

jodi gould. good to have you. i'm sorry this is the topic we're discussing.ally want to focus on the victims, but so many of us are struggling to make sense of this. but we're looking for answers. let's talk to you about this first of all. we know there were signs. there were videos on youtube, we know there was this 137-page manifesto. we know that the parents were concerned, there was therapy. offic officers showed up and did a wellness check. something was missing. in your estimation as a professional, what was missing? >> there were clearly red flags and clearly a supportive family and a psychiatric team that tried to intervene, but it wasn't enough. to me there was some kind of breakdown of communication. when the family and therapist reached out for help and called 911, the police came, what was the right thing to do. the next step should have been to trigger some kind of broader evaluation that could have brought everything together. what happens a lot is care gets fragmented and it's not clear to me that an urgent psych evaluation happened. >> this yo

. >> we have miles o'brien and peter gould joining us on where the investigation is headed. >> peter,survey ship in that area. what do you say? waste of resources or worth the search? >> well, it is a waste of resources and miles has been one of the leaders in identifying this company as being a scammer. there is no discussion on the scientific blogs or community that there is any technology that could do what they promoted. at this stage, because they have come up with no wreckage or solid evidence of where the plane is, you have to respond to everything like this. >> all right. so miles, what is your take on that? i know you think it is a lost cause, but they have absolutely nothing else to go on, do they? >> that's true, but you really in a world of limited resources, it is really important to stick with where the evidence leads you. yes, they haven't found anything yet. if you look at the real evidence, the inmarsat pings and the aircraft which gives us an idea on the planet we are in a giant circle coupled with the noise on the pingers on the black boxes that were presumably hear

to mind people from other floors were brought down and the extremists attacked them like a part of gould's then the police in schools with us from the building we had to step over did bodies remember coming down the stairs. now several people were also killed in violence that broke out in central adesa before the deadly fire broke a football fans and ultranationalist clashed with anti-government protesters hundreds of people from both camps taking part in scuffles pro-government activists later destroyed their opponents stand city where if an arsenal is an address of an recaps how the situation unfolded. the gretsch is all greek square in central address so this is where fraud is bob and clashes that led to dozens of deaths erupted between those who support the country's new approaches that would take in the streets and those who do not share the nicest people in kiev as the different power of the country they were coming makes way and this is why they matter activists from both toys have started to throw stones and mortal focus to each other at last almost two hours police arrive to this