of having the widest main street in the world. >> greenwood is a very small community. everybody seems to know everybody. we're related to everybody here. it is very tight knit. so when the news came out about this horrendous murder, it was devastating. >> on a cold monday morning in 1982, the bruised and beaten body of 75-year-old dorothy edwards was discovered in this upscale home. >> dorothy edwards, she was just a loved woman in the community, and she had been horribly killed. >> dorothy was known as a graceful and charming woman with a beautiful singing voice and a wonderful sense of humor. [ sirens ] >> the next door neighbor, mr. holloway had noticed a couple of newspapers that had piled up, and he went over to check on her. >> on january 19th, 1982, inside the home holloway told police he found signs of struggle everywhere, a heavy glass ashtray shattered on the living room floor, a pair of bloody ice tongs. dorothy edwards was found dead in her closet. >> the brutality of the crime scene, the blood, the way the body was and the stab wounds postmortem, it was ju

of having the widest main street in the world. >> greenwood is a very small community. everybody seems to know everybody. we're related to everybody here. it is very tight knit. so when the news came out about this horrendous murder, it was devastating. >> on a cold monday morning in 1982, the bruised and beaten body of 75-year-old dorothy edwards was discovered in this upscale home. >> dorothy edwards, she was just a loved woman in the community, and she had been horribly killed. >> dorothy was known as a graceful and charming woman with a beautiful singing voice and a wonderful sense of humor. [ sirens ] >> the next door neighbor, mr. holloway had noticed a couple of newspapers that had piled up, and he went over to check on her. >> on january 19th, 1982, inside the home holloway told police he found signs of struggle everywhere, a heavy glass ashtray shattered on the living room floor, a pair of bloody ice tongs. dorothy edwards was found dead in her closet. >> the brutality of the crime scene, the blood, the way the body was and the stab wounds postmortem, it was ju

of having the widest main street in the world. >> greenwood is a very small community. everybody seems to know everybody or related to everybody here. it's very tight knit. so when the news came out about this horrendous murder it was devastating. >> on a cold monday morning in 19 1982, the bruised and beaten body of dorothy edwards was discovered in this upscale home. >> dorothy edwards was horribly killed. >> she was a graceful and charming woman with a beautiful singing voice and a wonderful sense of humor. [ sirens ]. >> the next door neighbor, mr. holloway had noticed a couple of newspapers had piled up. he went over to check on her. >> on january 19th, 1982, inside the home, holloway told police he found signs of struggle everywhere. a heavy glass ashtray shaltered on the living room floor. a pair of bloody ice tongs. dorothy edwards was found dead in her closet. >> the blood and the way the body was and the stab wounds postmortem was just totally unbelievable. >> dorothy's body hat 52 wounds, 11 broken ribs and abrasions on her vagina. >> hair samples found on th

in the small town of greenwood, both elmore and gilliam knew bishop spearman.fore the hearing, gilliam told spearman the truth. >> james gilliam and i go back i guess all our life. one night he called me and he will me, i lied and my conscience is bothering me. >> gilliam said he made a deal with the prosecutor to testify against elmore in exchange for release from prison. with elmore facing the electric chair, he felt bad about what he had done. >> i said, james, make it right. i got excited. i felt like once this come out, that ed would be free. >> gilliam said the testimony that i gave in these prior trials was false. that he made up this story to try to get better treatment for himself on his criminal sentence. >> gilliam would go on to state that the only thing elmore had ever said was that he didn't kill dorothy edwards. but diana's team also felt they needed to refute dorothy edwards' time of death which the medical examiner had placed on saturday night during the only hours elmore had no alibi. diana hired forensic expert jonathan arden. >> in my opinio

. -- greenwood. the story of how fracking affected him. we researched people who were being affected and his name kept coming up. he had done so many interviews and youtube videos that he is an expert on the subject. >> what do you plan to do next with what you have learned either from the younger feed part or from the fracking lesson? >> hopefully we can talk to the local city officials in our city and have them regulate the fracking that is happening two miles away from our house. >> what are you plenty to do with the $5,000 and how did your school arc your win? >> with the $5,000 we're putting that to a trip that the three of us will go on after we graduate from high school. our school is recognizing us, they get the money to spend on video cameras for next year and everyone is very excited and we can tell that people are proud of us. >> congressional nations -- congratulations to you for your national win. we are proud of all the students that entered. we got some great entries this year. it was terrific that your team was chosen as nu

but in the small town of greenwood, both elmore and gilliam new bishop spearman.iam told spearman the truth. >> james gilliam and i go back i guess all our life. one night he called me and he told me i lied and my conscience is bothering me. >> gilliam said he made a deal with the prosecutor to testify against elmore in exchange for release from prison. but with elmore facing the electric chair, he felt bad what he had done. >> i said james, make it right. and i got excited. i felt like once this comes out that ed would be free. >> gilliam said the testimony that i gave in these prior trials was false. that he made up this story to try to get better treatment for himself on his criminal sentence. >> gilliam would go on to state that the only thing elmore had ever said was that he didn't kill dorothy edwards. but diana's team also felt they needed to refute dorothy edwards' time of death which the medical examiner had placed on saturday night during the only hours elmore had no alibi. diana hired forensic expert jonathan arden. >> in my opinion the victim died in t

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. >> lillian greenwood. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents elect ad new labour counsel. will the deputy prime minister think it was his party's support for the bedroom tax, trebling of tuition fees, cuts to the poorest families or bee temporarily of the nhs which led them to put him ahead of liberal democrat? >> they, putting bus pass elvis aside for a minute which, which i admit was a novel experience for us as no doubt was for the people of clifton, i just wondering, did the labour candidate admit how much they cost every household in clifton 3,000 pounds? did they admit the fact they allowed the bankers to run amok in 2008? did they admit to the fact that they were the party that crashed the british economy? did anyone on the doorstep apologize to the people of clifton for the labour party did to this country? >> jeffrey brown. >> -- very special place because of planning yet in the last year this is threatened because of the number of applications for new houses amounting to thousands. localism seems to have gone out of the window and they are simply not being protec

>> terry greenwood. he's a farmer in pennsylvania and give this is story about how fracking has affected his life and the people he knows. it was fascinating to talk to him >> how did you find this farmer in pennsylvania when you live in california? >> we researched people who were being affected by fracking and his name kept coming up. he had done youtube videos that he was an expert on the subject. >> what do you plan from the video part of it or from the tracking lessons? >> hopefully we can talk to the local city officials in our city and have them regulate the fracking that's happening about two miles away from our house. >> two last questions for you. what are you planning to do with the $5,000 and how did the school mark your win? >> with the $5,000 we're going to a trip that the three of us will go to after we graduate from high school. and the school is recognizing us. they get money to spend on video cams are for next year and everyone's very excited. and you can tell that people are very proud

>> guest: kerry greenwood, a farmer in pennsylvania. his story about how fracking has affected his life and the people he knows. it was fascinating to talk to him. >> host: how did you find them in pennsylvania when you live in california? >> guest: we research people in his name kept coming up. he had been so many interviews and youtube videos that he is an expert on the subject. >> host: what do you plan to do next with the videography part of better from the transfix? >> guest: hopefully we can talk to the local city officials and our city and have been regulate the transfix happening two miles away from our house. >> host: what are you planning to do with the $5000 how does your school when? >> guest: with the $5000, we are putting it to attribute the three of us will go on was to graduate from high school. our school is recognizing eyes. they get the money to spend on video cameras. everyone is excited and we can tell people are part of us. >> host: congratulations to you, michaela and sir for your grand prize when of studentcam 20

back with jeff from fifth third and walter todd from greenwood capital.ished you're taking some money off the table. what about you? >> we acknowledge the market could be range bound in the short term but we think we're in the middle innings of this economic expansion. we think consumers, businesses, and government have underinvested. we think we're going to see a capital spending push here this year that's going to drive economic growth and that leads you to industrials, technology, financials, and discretionary. >> you're investing in them right now. >> correct. pick your spots, the market may be choppy but we like the economic expansion. >> you like the economy longer term you just think it's getting ahead of itself. >> we think the next top is going to shift very quickly to the fed being behind the inflation curve. we look at tighter labor than we think, tighter capacity in the economy. last year's housing rally filtering into this year's cpi numbers. all that could change the tone of this market very, very quickly. >> and bob pisani joining us here.

>> terry greenwood. the story of how fracking affected him. we researched people who were being affected and his name kept coming up. he had done so many interviews and youtube videos that he is an expert on the subject. >> what do you plan to do next with what you have learned either from the younger feed part or from the fracking lesson? >> hopefully we can talk to the local city officials in our city and have them regulate the fracking that is happening two miles away from our house. >> what are you planning to do with the $5,000 and how did your school arc your win? >> with the $5,000 we're putting that to a trip that the three of us will go on after we graduate from high school. our school is recognizing us, they get the money to spend on video cameras for next year and everyone is very excited and we can tell that people are proud of us. >> congratulations to you for your national win. we are proud of all the students that entered. we got some great entries this year. it was terrific that your team was chosen as number one. congratulatio

>> carrie greenwood a farmer and his story about how fracking has affected his life and the people he knows. >> how did you find a farmer in pennsylvania when you live in california? >> we riche urged people that were affected by fracking and his name kept coming up. he had done so many interviews and youtube videos and he's an expert on the subject. >> what you plan to do next with what you have learned from the videography part are from the fracking lessons? >> hopefully we can talk to the local city officials and our city and have them regulate the fracking that is happening. >> two last questions for you. what are you planning to do with the $5000 how did your school. >> we are putting that toward a trip that the three of us will go on after we graduate from high school. our school is recognizing us, they get the money to spend on video cameras for next year and everyone is very excited. >> , congratulations to you to michaela and sarah for your national grand prizewinners studentcam 2014. we are proud of you and we are proud of all the students that enter. we got some great entri

. -- greenwood. how fracking affected him. we researched people who were being affected and his name kept coming up. he had done so many interviews and youtube videos that he is an expert on the subject. >> what do you plan to do next with what you have learned either from the younger feed part or from the fracking lesson? talk to the we can local city officials in our city and have them regulate the fracking that is happening two miles away from our house. >> what are you plenty to do with the $5,000 and how did your school arc your win? >> with the $5,000 we're putting that to a trip that the three of us will go on after we graduate from high school. recognizing us, they get the money to spend on video cameras for next year and everyone is very excited and we can tell that people are proud of us. >> congressional nations -- congratulations to you for your national win. we are proud of all the students that entered. we got some great entries this year. it was terrific that your team number one.s congratulations. >> thank you.

. >> lillian greenwood. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents elect ad new labour counsel. will the deputy prime minister think it was his party's support for the bedroom tax, trebling of tuition fees, cuts to the poorest families or bee temporarily of the nhs which led them to put him ahead of liberal democrat? >> they, putting bus pass elvis aside for a minute which, which i admit was a novel experience for us as no doubt was for the people of clifton, i just wondering, did the labour candidate admit how much they cost every household in clifton 3,000 pounds? did they admit the fact they allowed the bankers to run amok in 2008? did they admit to the fact that they were the party that crashed the british economy? did anyone on the doorstep apologize to the people of clifton for the labour party did to this country? >> jeffrey brown. >> -- very special place because of planning yet in the last year this is threatened because of the number of applications for new houses amounting to thousands. localism seems to have gone out of the window and they are simply not being protec

he is probably most famous tha for cleaning june 15, 1966 in greenwood, mississippi. and he becomes this icon of the late 1960s. carmichael is going to be the most influential since malcolm acts. is friends with martin luther king jr. and he also is a black panther. by 1969 he leaves the united states in west africa. and he has this organizer who changes his name to kwame ture in honor of his political mentors in africa. kwame ture has taken them and he becomes kwame ture. >> host: what part of the civil rights movement was he involved in? >> guest: is involved in all of it. and that is what is so interesting. when you think about stokely carmichael, he's involved in every major action between 1960 and 1965 with the whole period of civil rights cut in half. he is a demonstrator and involved in the nonviolent coordinating committee and he is a freedom rider and he's arrested on june 8, 1961, and mississippi. it's been weeks and penitentiaries. he is a howard university student activists and part of this group called the nonviolent action group and he spent time in miss

he is popularizing that term on june 15, 1966 in greenwood, mississippi. and he becomes this icon of the late 1960s. carmichael is going to be stoically carmichael is going to be the most controversial black activist since malcolm x, he is friends with martin luther king jr. civil rights for the next 30 years he becomes a revolutionary organizer who changes his name in honor of two of his political mentors in africa who were both the first presidents of their country's respectively. he takes the first name and third name. >> host: what part of the civil rights movement was he involved in? >> when we think about maclean he is involved in every major action between 1960 and 1965 in the civil rights movement, second half, he is a sit in demonstrator involved in the nonviolent coordinating committee, he is a freedom rider, and arrested for the first time on june 8, 1961, in mississippi, spends weeks in parchment penitentiary, the city's worst prison farm. he is the howard university student activist, part of this group called the non-violent action group. he s

>> terry greenwood.e is a farmer and his story about how fracking affected his life. >> how did you find a farmer in pennsylvania when you live in california? that researched people have been affected by fracking. what you plan to do next with what you have learned? talk to the we can local city officials in our city and have them regulate the fracking that is happening about two miles away from our house. >> what are you planning to do with the $5,000 and how did your school mark your wind? >> we are putting that to a trick that -- trip that the three of us will go on after high school. us --hool is recognizing they spend the money on video cameras for next year. people are very proud of us. congratulations to you, michaela, and sarah. we are proud of you. we are proud of all of the students that entered. we got great entries this year. it was terrific that your team was chosen as number one. congratulations. >> let's tell you a little bit more about the other winners that were chosen. before we do that