hal fillinger, the former assistant philadelphia medical examiner, made the call. >> hal called me one, "can you keep a secret?" and i was like, "yeah." and he said, "she confessed." and honestly, i fell down on the floor crying. the whole time we had done this investigation while we all agreed that it was an important investigation to do and it would be a really interesting story, everybody always said, the only way that anything happens here is if she confesses, and that will never happen. >> just days before the article was released to the public, the police received an advance copy. and took action. >> we released the article to them the minute that it was available. and what i was told was that they took the article, they highlighted it, the parts that they needed for information, and they went and took the noes in for questioning. we weren't told about any of this. it was all happening in secret. >> on the evening of march 25th, 1998, arthur and marie noe were taken to philadelphia police headquarters, separated and questioned. this was the first time, according to police records

i want to thank hal for the camera work. you are around the corner. that is because you are working with will and maddie thatcher. they've come to work together to enliven the effort to create a place where the underserved youth can learn about camera works. this is been on my mind for a long time. do you know the old original joe's place? they have brought in a theater piano fight. that is a wonderful addition. it will be starting this fall. the dugan family will locate in north beach. i have been a patron of the original joe's for many years. i want to specifically thank the piano and fight -- piano fight theater. thank you for starting the wonderful theater. i know you will be asking for a grant. you have been a wonderful partner in looking out for the start-ups and helping them along, helping to identify where they can be and how they can get started. we both started the arts foundation at the corner of sixth and market. there are so many people to thank tonight. i wanted to begin with this list, the freshest efforts to start up. it is a signal to

hal the wealth is developed. who developed it. loans what? how one gets to own it. we could do that. it could be touchy, but it could be useful. i'm just saying that we could use occasions for teaching about things that could make a difference. so i just say raise questions, and sometimes, raise hell when you raise the questions. [applause] >> i wanted to know if there was an african-american district attorney working in texas to review some of the cases that were -- i guess, tried, and some of the evidence was not valid. looking through investigating some of those cases to find out if they should be released because of the false information that was acquired. >> the attorney who has been the lead on the team that i have been in communication with is a guy by the name of morris moon, and he would be the person i could ask to find out the answer. there is actually a be a working on that, but i know there have been so many cases -- there is actually a d.a. working on that, but i know there have been so many cases that have been exposed, especially with dna testing. it

hal, do you have anything to add to that? >> so that we are clear on one point, 19th and church is not an active station. we are not picking up passengers. first of all, we will do two things. we need to do a much better job about policing the right of way in general. not just through application, but through the park and into the limits of that. part of that is that we have had, as you can imagine, for the whole city graffiti is a big problem for us. muni had some success in arresting and prosecuting folks. we have not received much in restitution at this point, but the fact is that we continue to use all the resources, including cameras. i think that the other thing here that we might be able to bring to the table is that we have a kind of blended program for shelters. with others we have been successful with our clear channel program. putting up and maintaining a shelter, such as cleaning and general upkeep, this area, it is our feeling that in addition to improving cooperation with our sister agency, we have other avenues

professional chef would cook up gore made dishes from food we had just scrounge out of dumpsters look at hal i did try to personify. a pretty decent this year and i think this about the fish it's good to pull the chicken was looking a little funky a little like purplish the food makes up about twenty percent of the landfill waste which means we're feeding our landfills as much as we're feeding our country so instead of rotting underground acts beneath the earth and producing harmful nothing gas this garbage was feeding my family and friends and doing it in style. well this will be blood orange an onion salad. with a trunk show on of. sounding stuff with feta cheese in spinach riskier from your local dumpster. and a beautiful little orange citrus were blank. today cake. is made from an abundant dumpster egg whites and champagne is higher than one hundred percent. hamster. delicious. to answer de la i. found myself wondering through trader joe's hoping for certain items to be waiting for me in the dumpster that night. i got excited when i saw a bad tomato when a pack of four for me that had tu

it is represented by hal rogers. the poorest district in missouri is not kansas city. it is not st. louis. it is in the blue hills of missouri, represented by joanne emerson, which most democrats believe to be a fabulously fair, decent and good person. those are just two examples, but there are other examples of how we could begin to deal with this problem. >> we have heard some criticism of the focus on green jobs, rural jobs i particular. are there types of jobs you feel are more helpful to the black community? in essence, are their white jobs that are getting the focus and black jobs that are not questi? >> i am not sure their white jobs and -- >> let me put it differently. are there jobs that have gotten focus that are more helpful to white communities and jobs that are more helpful to black communities in terms of the focus from the administration? what kind of jobs should the government be trying to create or allow private business to create ? >> the company that had to lay f 10 individuals when the recession started, even if they have become home now, they probably are not go

tell us about the way you grew up, hal is shaped who you are now? mayor lee: i do not talk much about it because it was a hard life. we grew up in housing projects in seattle. we struggled. we were a large family. my dad was a cook. my mom was a seamstress. so, kind of typical for a lot of asian immigrant families. i had the unfortunate episode of my dad dying when i was in high school. so we literally had to be on our own. six kids, one long, full time seamstress. we struggle and sacrifice and we learned how to enjoy life. that is how you get these stories about our little christmases. we actually had a lot of fun wrapping up presence in the basement. i remember that. because i was in the middle of the pack, my older brothers got everything. they got to play football. they got to do a lot of things american kids wanted to do. we ended up -- my younger sister come in under brother -- we were the last three in the family. we cleaned up the house. i did all the gardening in the house. we did all those things. those things that we had to do. we had to

hal is this our new premier league campaign kicks off later today with six games across spain lands we take a look at the season i have. one of russia's brightest and the child stars you gain you paul kim chaldees news with our two young hockey life. in pittsburgh and see the crosby. and also on the usual suspects jason dufner and ricky keegan bradley shadow leader of the p.g.a. championship after two days while the struggling tiger woods has home after missing the cut. but let's begin with russian february big match takes place this weekend spartak moscow hosting cash and then you sign a new initiative called from chelsea on sunday spartak seen here in friday's training session no grumblings have arise and over the way the russian government have been channeling funds to the caucasus in order to develop a more level playing field the downside to that according to plans from the capital is that it essentially allows the likes of on g.m. terry gross need to spend what they like on buying play is namely twenty million dollars for a call so expect a firing crowd collusion you keep on sund

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sendings off nights is it also marcello and david getting their marching orders but hal's head mon making sure to throw in some stinging criticism of his illustrious opponents ofter all this. that opening will to go through from the first minute of the second half there were no ball boys snowballs the way small time teams do when they're in difficulty and as for the game i think we played very well both at home and away my players demonstrated an absolutely fantastic attitude looking rough until a run off is in order for us to beat real in this game and to win the super comp for the third time in a row it was a very intense match in which they put us under a lot of pressure and we got on and i believe them we've learned even more in how to take on real again too. ok that brings us on to tennis where marty fish looks intent on claiming the cincinnati masters title he let slip away last year the twenty ten runner up with a solid start to this year's tournament brushing aside russian nikolai danko in just over an hour of play american fish has been busy rising through the ranks of late on is

saurus is another previously undiscovered breed credited to team the last ski which includes notes hal you're also a scientist it was she who came up with both dinosaurs names as well as taking day to day charge of running the region's only paid into the bora tree and museum each new discovery must be carefully catalogued and examined the aim is to inspire the next generation of dinosaur hunters was one ensuring the family's feats don't go i'm remembered for that. here you can see a photo of your blood ski at the excavation site and here you see photos of i don't know stores this is the skeleton of an immoral saurus what a strange looking reptile isn't it and to learn from the follies of history is miles and this is charles marsh an american barely until august in one thousand nine hundred seventy he visited moscow and announced that there were no dinosaurs in russia and everyone believed him yet luckily u.-t. belonged comes from a long line of scientists who chose to follow their own instincts and secure a more as place in the history books as one of the world's foremost sites for pal

morning but let's hear some more of this now a speech marina business debts marina so told me times but hal bodley al gore graves really has even russia well russia markets are really volatile today we're seeing the same thing that we saw yesterday they open deep in their lives but there are no limits in gains and they're actually going into negative territory and analysts say we could see the same thing with so yes there was a big drop in to the right we'll have more of that in business in twenty minutes. now up next northern kossovo are living in fear of losing their land and property as the situation in the clinton remains precarious or violent clashes broke out half a quarter than police took control of today's border crossings with serbia to enforce a trade panel after a two week standoff roadblocks are being taken down but his art is where if they're not in our ports many steps will feel they're being pushed on their historic home that. i eighty two year old little bit sir who lives in his turban enclave in the cost of a pope's tonight will be trouble free on march i'm only too much h

the southern russian city of course now there is the capital of champollion in the country with long hal traditions of producing world in the league champions including the first ever women's olympic champion and the most decorated athlete in the sport in a canal iowa and a thirty six year old after three teams the kind of politics period that serves her given the international fair play world in two thousand and one. the world championship in denmark a judge made a serious mistake and i won the gold medal but i just couldn't accept that and i just had to give the medal to my app and you because it was unfair and i didn't deserve it. however the trampoline is widely used not only for sporting competitions in spaceflight programs and for a soviet cosmonauts you know to get in and well. trained only and it's also used in cross training for many other sports center here one thing if people start trampoline as a. sports my gymnastics dieting freestyle skiing snowboarding and other extreme sports in russia i mean she's now had turned her arms. and the popularity of it is growing. complicated

. >> danny morÁn es padre de 5 niÑas y entrenador de fÚtbol infantil realizÓ una fiesta de hal huÍdoque no er la mejor manera, Él era una persona muy agresiva. >> segÚn otros testigos el agente empezÓ atacar a danny sin motivo aparente y inmediato pidiÓ refuerzos, en solo minutos mÁs policÍas arribaron a la escena y la situaciÓn empeoro. >> solamente le dije que yo tenÍa que hablar con el supervisor para reportar eso porque no es justo, fue cuando me hace para atrÁs, llegaron como dos o tres, empujaron a mi esposa, la tomaron en el suelo. >> y me llevÓ uno, me jalo otro, me jalÓ, me traÍan para arriba y para acÁ. >> me tumbaron. >> y me tuvieron. >> luego me pusieron.... >> la policÍa de los Ángeles se negÓ a discutir el caso ante nuestras cÁmaras, sin embargo, enviaron el siguiente comunicado seÑalando que el video serÁ completamente investigado en ocasiones a pesar de las buenas intenciones de nuestros oficiales, las acciones tomadas son consideradas innecesarias e inapropiadas. >> para conocer cuÁl es el protocolo ante una situaciÓn similar a la de los morÁn solicitamos acompaÑar

i like "shallow hal" and i think a lot of people talk like this. she got caught. >> she is pulling the curtain back and showing us what it is like. >> it is like when jesse jackson gets caught on tape say heeg wants to -- he wants to cut the president's -- off. >> do you think chris martin ever gets tired of listening to this crap? >> he is too busy going to beer festivals and shopping for flannels. that poor woman is working and he doesn't care or respect any of it. they moved in together on the first date. >> last topic -- i will let that one disappear. a new poll found 76% of adults think americans are becoming ruder and less civilized. that's up from 69% last year. personally i blame the tea party for the increase. they found 12% think people are becoming kinder and gentler. do you agree with this? >> there are rules we need to handle new situations. like cell phones are what a destroying our manners. there should be a law that people over 50 can't use cell phones in public. we don't really understand that you don'ts have to shout into them to

times" is oround 550 journalist.55 all of those lost their jobs in "chicago tribune", i hal don't know their levels but i suspect this staff is or by one-third or one-half. frankly when sam zell came along we thought maybe he has the answer.ed. we can figure out. he comes along in says you cannot cut your way out of gro this you have to growglin revenue we're all struggling to do this but in the end, the deficit was so narrow if we miss projections by 2%, that yousaf would not get any kind of funding gore benefits for five years. it is that close so finally went to bankruptcy in right now these papers are far better off in bankruptcy gore them when they get out because when awn they get out they will be owned by thethey banks and they don't want to be in the bankruptcy -- newspaper business but theycu want their money back and will cut. it is a grim situation. >> is there any jack daniel's around here? i was going to meet my wife later but send it up. [laughter] sam zell can be a convenient foil dividend the larger personality but to what by extent should there be a fair amount of resp

. >>> east palo alto, the police chief and the mayor held a special town hal meeting to address the recentike in violence. they applauded the community for coming together and working with police. they face a lot of criticism, too. abc7's karina rusk was there. >> my husband didn't get killed at 2:00 in the morning. he was killed at 4:58 in the daytime, when people was at home and all outside. >> at times, a special town hall meeting became an attack for two men in the front of the room and how the city is allocating resources to deal with the problem. >> do not delay the opportunity. >> this is serious. >> let me answer the question. let me answer the question. >> the mayor says the city distributed $180,000 this summer to 16 violence prevention programs. one community leader says more needs to be spent on placing at-risk youth in jobs. >> there should be a high priority. and i'm looking for a city council candidate that is going to put jobs for young people at the top of the platform. >> despite heated exchanges everyone in the room proved just by being there, they were after the same go

later they took hal into custody when he was found. >>> and a company has agreed to pay a $170,000 fine for air quality violations. the richmond refinery underreported pollution 27 times between 2005 and 2009. that's according to the pay area air quality management district. it involves sulfur dioxide gases sent to the plant's flares. they said they fixed the problem. >>> coming up next, fake ids. they are so good it's hard to spot the real one. the danger to your kids and yourself. also the iconic burning manifest value now has a place to call [bell tolling] >> the japanese city of hiroshima marked the anniversary of the atom mick bomb attack. that bombing destroyed most of the city and killed about 140,000 people. anniversary was especially painful for many japanese who were still struggling after the earthquake and tsunami caused a nuclear meltdown in march. >>> and counter fitting is so good it's nearly impossible to spot a fake id card. why they could put the lives of your children in peril. >> i'm 18 years old. >> i'm 19 years old. >> it's easy. >> fill out your application, pay $

. >> reporter: from hal 9,000 in the movies to watson playing "jeopardy," we've loved the idea of computers acting like humans. in this ibm lab, they do kind of. this computer chip is playing this game of pong. it's been playing for a while, and it can move based on where it thinks the dot will go. that's new. >> today's computers are calculators. they're very good at quickly adding lots of numbers or subtracting or so forth. but they're terrible at recognizing a friend's face in a crowd or appreciating fragrance of a rose. >> reporter: ibm calls it could go cognitive computer. chips made not just to calculate, but change and adapt based on new information. here the ibm team teaches the chip to predict a number based on a few strokes of a pen. >> it's just trying to reproduce what it's seeing. you're showing it things and it's trying to generate those things you show it. >> reporter: this simulates how the chip fires its virtual newerens. this law simulates what will happen when it fires 26,000 neurons. that's some serious brain power, and ibm has high hopes. >> to touch every aspects of bu