i know about helen brach. i was solicited to kill helen. and th brought steve miller running. >> in return for his testimony, the government cut his sentence in half, paid him $6,000 and helped pay for a hernia operation. >> joe plemmons was given benefits no greater and much less than many other cooperative witnesses. >> he had a lot of reasons to say whatever you wanted him to say, wouldn't you say? >> he was aware of details that only someone privy to these sinister conversations would have had access to. >> richard bailey said cathy jayne olson and plemmons are telling fantasy stories. short of someone coming forward and saying i was responsible for killing helen brach and richard bailey had nothing to do with it, how are you going to get out of here? >> coming up -- >>> helen brach, once a wealthy candy heiress and socialite was gone. the prosecutor had spun an elaborate murder conspiracy. there is another person here who doesn't fit so neatly into the prosecutor's pieces of the puzzle. a man who knew helen brach very well and was repo

(helene moaning)g)(cutlery clattering) helene: what a vile creature yoyoare, dolokhov. dolokhov: and don't you love it? (both panting) helene: no, i hate it. you're an animal. mmm. mmm. (footsteps approaching) when did this come? just now, your excellency. thank you. woman: "perhaps you should get some new spectacles, count bezukhov, "then you might see what everyone sees but you. (footsteps approaching) what's the matter? nothing. well, i'm going out. are you going to the men's dinner this evening? yes. no, i don't know. i suppose i might as well. why not? your disgusting friend dolokhov's going. (chuckles lightly) try not to drink too much, the pair of you. (glass clinking) to the health of our sovereign emperor, and to our fearless prince bagration. bezukhov, the emperor. all: hurrah! the choir will now sing a cantata in praise of our great general, and souvenir copies of the music will be distributed. (singing) to the husbands of pretty women. yeah. to the health of beautiful women. eh? to the health of beautiful women,

helen: this is a prototype system. to get something into production does take a lot of time and a lot of work. i like to say, robot videos are a dime a dozen. real produced robots, very infrequent in the world of -- it does take a great effort to get there. that is what we are focused on right now. >> you have been doing this for seven years. you were at irobot for 18. where do you see cyphy works in 10 years from now? helen: definitely in the drone space. i believe in delivery drones. you will be getting your packages delivered, you will be getting your pizza delivered with drones. >> cyphy works pizza delivery drones. >> we want to be the boeing of drones. >> do you believe in the idea of drone delivery? helen: we can do it from a technical point of view. it will take some regulatory and cultural changes. i believe the faa is right not to allow it today. but to allow more experimentation, that would be a great benefit to the community. it will come over time. they have signaled they are very open to changing the rule

i had the privilege of meeting helen jane in her apartment. her fiscal injuries are on the mend but as you can see her emotional wounds are very fresh. no one in this happy krounld eagles of death metal concussion was actually gunfire. >> i heard the sounds, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> did you know right away what that was? >> no. didn't even occur to me. >> reporter: helen jane wilson was in the bataclan with her friend nick, the merchandiser, who immediately threw her to the ground. >> they did their first round of -- i'm thinking of another word to say. >> killing. i just don't like to say it. >> reporter: but that's what it was. as panicked fans stampeded out the stage door dragging the wounded and the dying. spotted helen jane and nick spotted under a table. >> until the guy next to us started screaming at them, insulting them, and two of them came back and saw us and -- and then -- and then i tried to keep him alive for as long as i could. >> reporter: but nick died in her arms and helen jane was shot in both legs. like scores of others

helen fisher / chief scientific advisor, match "for heaven's sake, don't talk about your exes!" or there might not be a second date. with this consumer watch erin brookshier wsls 10. singer aretha franklin is starting a new project. how she's hoping to gain some actress kerry washington is honored by one of the oldest collegiate theater groups. harvard university's theater company has named her "woman of the year." the theater says ... washington deserves the title because she's the first african american woman to headline drama on network t-v since the seventies. the actress stars in the show "scandal." the queen of soul becomes the queen of soul food. singer aretha franklin says she's launching her own food line. it will include her own brand of chili ... gumbo and baked chicken ... as well as desserts. thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at seven. don't forget to join jeff, john, and me back here for wsls

helen fisher / chief scientific advisor, match "for heaven's sake, don't talk about your exes!" or there might not be a second date. with this consumer watch erin brookshier wsls 10. super bowl sunday is almost here and it could make a dent in your wallet. according to a survey by the national retail federation ... those planning to celebrate the big game tend to spend more. the survey says people will spend an average of 82 dollars on food ... decorations ... apparel and more. the federation says the number is the highest amount in the survey's history. coming up on wsls 10 at 6... alan will have another check of your storm team ten forecast... (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) 30s. sunday: sunshine and high clouds. very mild with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. sunday night: partly cloudy and rather mild with lows in the lower t

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helen, georgia-- has a mardi gras style event of their own and its just a short drive away. away.fox carolina's joe gagnon joins us live to talk to us more about "fasching".. heyjoe!? 3 3 times each year the normally staid germans let loose and have some fun. traditionally, it is a time to act out, caricature government officials and just blow off some steam without fear of reprisals - all in good fun. the fasching season begins at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month. this gives the fasching guilds in germany plenty of time to create elaborate masks and costumes for the big celebration on the last night of the season before the fasting of lent begins. 3 3 time for traffic 3 time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. 3 mostly cloudy skies with morning showers will move out late in the day, leading to some afternoon sunshine. highs will reach 51 in the upstate and 45 in the mountains. tonight stays partly cloudy with lows in the 20s to mid- 30s. thursday will be partly cloudy and seasonable with highs in the 40s to low 50s. friday will be sunny and cool in the

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thanks, helene and good luck!/// luck!/// ((brian loftus)) > the 2016 presidential candidates continue to campaign in iowa...ahead of monday's caucuses. with donald trump not present -- ted cruz became the biggest target....while the other candidates fielded tough questions on immigration and national security. trump boycotted then event over a few with fox news... and instead of the debate, he held a fundraiser for veterans at drake university... dollars./// demetria, how are the roads this morning? demetria obilor crash on northbound i-15 at 215 (south beltway). the stephanie street bridge over us 95 is closed down for construction. crews have been working to widen the overpass. work is scheduled to finish up in april. until then, use alternates like galleria and russell to get around. those heading to the airport don't have to worry about any delays on 215. < > < > back to you! ((brian loftus)) > we've got an update to channel 8's negotiations with cox cable.. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) george knapp breaks down the issue o

helen jane the bat a clan concert has when the gunmen stormed in. she was shot in both legs.the violence but her friend was one of the 89 victims killed. two months later elizabeth palmer spoke of the trauma of elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning. i had the privilege of meeting er apartment. her fiscal injuries are on the mend but as you can see her emotional wounds are very fresh. no one in this happy krounld what sounded like the eagles of death metal concussion was actually heard the sounds, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> did you know right away what that was? >> no. didn't even occurorter: helen jane wilson was in the bataclan with her friend nick, the merchandiser, who immediately threw her to ground. >> they did their first round of to say. >> killing. i just don't like to say it. >> reporter: but that's what it was. ass stampeded out the stage door dragging the wounded and the dying. inside the gunmen hadn't yet spotted helen jane and nickd under a table. >> until the guy next to us started screaming at them, insulting them, and two of them

helen fisher / there's another one around the corner and they just keep swiping and they don't settle in to try to get to know the people they that show drinking or too much skin. and in your description... give details to let people know who you are. (sot: dr. helen fisher / chief scientific advisor, match) "you'll turn some people off but you'll turn the right ones on" and when you do meet... (sot: dr. talk about your exes!" or there might not be a investigation into a murder suicide in chesapeake continues. the latest on we're back on midday. i'm don roberts. with us. more news to get to, in the next half hour, but now we want to look at the weather. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. we've got a few clouds hanging around right now, but overall, it's lookin' good. let's get a look at the afternoon, and beyond, with meteorologist ashley baylor in the super doppler 10 weather center... this afternoon: mix of sun and clouds. breezy. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: light nw. satur

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[cheers and applause] >> helen, thank you. now from scotland, rachel. [applause] you.ank as we sit here in the home of politics and democracy, we pay tribute to the importance of and impact the magna carta still has today. translates as the great charter of liberties. to me, that is what it represents -- freedom. we recognize the importance. famous quotest from this being it is not for glory nor riches nor honor we ,re fighting but for freedom for that alone no man gives up. . believe these documents having is young people their stake in consultations, young people voting for the representatives in elections. freedom is young people in the u.k. having the right to seek education and to pay exactly the same exactly -- say exactly what they are thinking and feeling, being able to vote for whoever they want. freedom is me being able to stand here 800 years after the magna carta was signed and talk about the amazing influence it has had and is still having on us as young people and freedom is a democracy we live in, that we are lucky enough to live in. than

he had helen rock ford turned 102 today. helen is a long time residents of springfield delaware county and now lives at harley manor there. the mother of two spent this day surrounded by family and friends and from all of us here at "action news" we want to wish helen a very happy birthday. >>> another birthday celebration, this one honoring a man with considerably more years under his belt. hundreds of people took thwart a procession down fifth street in olde city to mark ben franklin's 310th birthday. participants laid a wreath at franklin's grave at christchurch burial ground. >> you know it's interesting eagles can't say anything right now because kansas city chiefs still playing but ron jaworski can say all kinds of things about this. >> ron is not violating the nfl rules here. jaworski crazy is a part of the search committee to help find this new head coach in doug pederson talks to us today. crazy turn of events. who knew ron jaworski was doing more than just analyzing the eagles season and nfl playoffs games. jaws wa

-- to hell and back to get helen back. is it fraik or is it a flop. what do you think? >> i'm going to go flop. >> james: you're going to go flop. >> actually, hold on. i am going to go fake, fake. >> james: what made you change your mind. >> i don't, at first i was like it could just be a really horrible movie. but then-- . >> james: it has got steve enseagal in it, so that is possible. >> i'm pret eye-- pretty sure, not completely sure, that it is a fake. >> james: let's find out. are you absolutely right stvment a fake! (applause). >> james: steven seagal we know does not make flop movies. okay, let's play one more. come here. how are you, boss. >> good, good, big fan. >> james: big fan, yeah. i love that you actually did a big. yes! >> very excited. >> james: very excited to you have here what is your name. >> alex. >> james: are where are you from. >> indianapolis, very far from here. >> james: couldn't figure it out of a map. now so you haven't come here just to see the show. >> no, i did-- i came here just to see th

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helen is a professional dog walk er. << it is super scary. there is so many dog owners in cleveland heights and it should be well lit and it is not. hoping that leaders could enlighten me and they called the illuminating company january 7th and 11th trying to get it fix. the company said it only had one call and i said that there were only several on in the middle of the day. illuminating the issues and crews would pinpoint the issue and by saturday they should be fixed. for living around here, they want this incident to flip a switch for a different approach to street lighting. >> i hope it promotings change. >>> the illuminating company says anytime you need a light out you need the call to the 800 number. there is an app called access cleveland heights and you can report these incidents and pot is sent directly to city leaders. shedding light on this topic. investigator on jonathan walsh. >> two men robbed a woman. these men targeted the woman leaking the mall after taking her wallet, they used her credit card at a store in cleveland. anyo

the driver of a truck trying to turn onto gordon from south helen collided with an s- u- v... forcing the s-u-v onto the curb and causing it to roll.the driver of the s- u- v was taken to mercy with minor injuries. the driver of the truck was ticketed for failure to yield. 3 3 sioux city's city council hit the road again this morning.the council and mayor held their monthly "coffee with the council" meeting at scooter's on hamilton boulevard.council members say having the informal meeting outside of city hall makes it easier for member of the community to approach them and share their concerns..these thursday of each month... in a different location each month. 3 <

helene cooper of the "new york times." jennifer jacobs of the "des moines register" and robert costa of the "washington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. apologies for all of you that didn't win powerball, but we've got a huge show for you today, including my sit-down with donald trump and the struggling effort by some in the so-called republican answerment to figure out some way to stop either trump or ted cruz from becoming the party's nominee. we can say this -- they've got their work cut out for them. according to our brand new nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist poll out in iowa and nrp new hampshire this morning. let's start in iowa where cruz holds a slim lead over trump, 28% to 24%. marco rubio and ben carson fighting far distant third. as we'll show you later, if trump manages to bring in new voters, he does much better. we did two different electorates in iowa to test this phenomenon. her

his wife helen is 100. tonight is their 80th wedding anderson. the couple eloped in philadelphia back in 1935 after she, yes, she, popped the question. >> i told him how i felt. and what i thought we should do. >> there's not a great surprise because if she hadn't done it, i was prepared to do it. >> aw. >> okay. that is so sweet. i told you this would touch your heart. when's the big secret? helen says the secret to the long lasting marriage and lives is keeping a sense of humor and going with the flow. i think those are good resolution >> cute? >> adorable. i was read denver it. >> she asked. i love that. who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. get out of the past. get fios. >>> we

his bride helen is 100-years-old. helen says the secret to their long marriage is keeping a sense -- and this is great advice -- keeping a sense of humor and just going along with things. allyson: that's how we do it. patrick: it sounds very general but -- dale: they are both the very sharp for their age. allyson: great way to start the new year. wyff news 4 today continues right now. [captioning made possible by wyff-tv] national captioning institute, which is responsible for its

ist you are seeing there an illustration by artist helen green of all his different looks throughout years. he had many alter egos. ziggy stardust, aladdin sane, the thin white duke. he also reinvented himself as an artist, painter, and sculptor during a stint in berlin. also as an occasional thespian with roles on broadway and the 1976 film the man who fell to earth. and more recently in movies like the prestige and zoolander. he did keep a low profile in the later years. in last live performance was 2006 at a charity concert in new york. genie: thank you so much. age 69.wie, died at in, eight convoys are making their way to a besieged town. -- in syria, eight convoys are making their way to a besieged town. reports say people have been eating grass and their pets to survive. let's bring in our regional correspondent. can you confirm the convoy has reached the town? reached they has town. some 50ff from damascus kilometers away. there was another convoy earlier in the day on a much longer journey. ,p into the north province where two towns are under siege by opposition forces. is to

thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> helen, thank you very much indeed. now, from scotland, friends, rachael brogan. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as we sat here in the home of politics and democracy in the united kingdom, it is only fitting to pay tribute to the importance of and the impact the magna carta still has today. also known as magna carta at liber tatin, it translates as the great charter of liberty the and to me that is what magna carta represents freedom. even though anglican scotland were separate states we, too, recognized the importance of freedom and a similar document the declaration of our growth. one of the most famous quotes from this being it is not for glory nor wretches nor honor we are fighting but for that alone which no one gives up with life itself. i believe both of these documents are symbols of freedom and i can see this by country, freedom is young people having their say through consultations such as make your mark, freedom is young people voting for their representatives and youth parliament elections without which none of u

helene ngassa trying to cross route 197 when a driver hit her. it's unclear if she was using the crosswalk. alison: powerball players are lining up for a chance at a record jackpot. no one picked winning numbers for wednesday's drawing so the jackpot is up to $800 million. the odds of hitting the jackpot are 1 in 292 million. leon: tanya couch, the mother of the teen that used "affluenza" defense after killing people in a drunk driving crash was in court where she complained about the conditions in the jail stay. the judge said it's jail. no a resort -- not a resort. mother and son were arrested last month. >> they sell heroin and go back home. incidentally half the time they impregnate a young, white girl before they leave. alison: that is the governor of maine saying he slipped up after the racially charged comment. now he is apologizing and clairing what he meant -- clarifying what he meant. >> i was going impromptu and my brain didn't catch up to my mouth. >> clinton campaign called it racist rants and say it distracts from the real issue of

this whole nation greaves, remember the remarks by someone you knew something about risk a lady named helen keller when she spoke of risk in security. this is what she said. security is mostly a superstition it does not exist in nature nor did the children of men have experience with it. avoiding the dangers is no safer in the long run than exposure. life is either a daring adventure or nothing. god bless a keep in the palm of his hand our departed brothers and sisters in daring adventurers and god bless and comfort families and friends. >> mr. speaker we witnessed a terrible tragedy to show house sought shocked and saddened america is at the loss. those involved with the space program are no other risk men and women who have carried us on our people of great strength and character that are willing to face the dangers so the future of our children may be assured. those that exist on this frontier are worth the risk that is why despite tragedy we must resolve to go on. before the moment for comrades to express our sorrow on behalf of the nation. >> i yield three minutes to the gentleman from

his bride helen is 100-years-old. they eloped in philadelphia in 1935... after helen says the secret to their long marriage is keeping a sense of humor ... and just going along with things. some people groan at the thought of shoveling snow a dreaded chore... but not green bay packers fans. take a look... after more than a foot of snow fell on lambeau field earlier this week... the packers put out a call for volunteers... to clear out the stands. some 600 fans showed up... coming as early as two a-m... to help shovel out the frozen tundra... they said it was an opportunity to get in the stadium and help out... some fans even drove all the way in from chicago... they did get paid ten dollars an hour... the clean-up is all leading up to this sunday night's big game against the minnesota vikings. and finally... get a load of this guy... his christmas morning treat is circling the internet... easton got his first taste of bacon this december 25th... and from his reaction... he seems to be a fan. the video is circling social media sites and already has over 3.5

helen caldicott, a pediatrician and author. she offered a far more dire view of fukushima's health impact soon after the disaster. dr. caldicott, fukushima--is it possible to forecast the health consequences to the japanese people, and on what scale are they likely to materialize? >> well, it's a guess, really, but i have been following it extremely closely every day since the thing started. and i must say that two days after it began, i got this horrifying, horrifying vision and feeling that this was like descending into hell, and that there's nothing anyone could do about it or will be able to do about it, and the results are irreversible. i thought hundreds of thousands would die as a result of fukushima with cancer or leukemia, and--but it will also affect future generations down the timescale, both from the fact that the food and the ground in large areas of japan is heavily contaminated with isotopes that last for hundreds of years. so they re-concentrate back in the food chain continuously, so you never get rid of the th