that's when he ran into charles holden at the fast food restaurant.n agreed to give him a ride, but refused to take cannon all the way into town. there was a fight. cannon found a screwdriver in the truck and the fight continued outside. eventually, charles holden agreed to drive cannon the rest of the way. but charles managed to get back into the truck first and took off. cannon said he had no choice but to walk down the road in the same direction. he said he passed a few houses, but they all had lights on. looking for a place to sleep, he stopped at the first house that looked empty. when he broke in through the back door, he woke the homeowner, dorothy donovan. cannon was afraid she'd be able to identify him. he used the screwdriver he took from charles's truck and stabbed charles' mother to death in a drug-fueled rage. he left his palmprint and dna inside the home. charles saw him on the property and called police, convinced that cannon had somehow followed him. cannon claims it was just a coincidence that he chose dorothy's house. he was unaware

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from holden caulfield and then wrote underneath it "this is my statement."sis on the word this. i had planned ton say anything after the shooting. that morning chapman meets another fan named paul gorish. gorish, an amateur photographer, had come to know lennon personally. one of his photos was later used as the cover for len onon's posthumous single "watching the wheels." >> when i got there there was a guy standing outside the archway on the right side as you went into the dakota. he was standing there holding a copy of "doubling fantasy" in his left arm. and this guy approahed me and he said to me "are you waiting for lennon?" so i said yes. and he said do you work for john? and i said no. and he said, oh. he said, "my name is mark." he said, "i'm from hawaii." what struck me strange is when he said that he had a southern accent. so i said, well, if you're from hawaii, how come you have a southern accent? and he said, "well, originally i'm from georgia." and i said, oh. so i then said, well, where are you staying while you're in the city? and with that he

holden, what is washington university doing to wrap its arms around this issue? >> well, as i said, we are very fortunate here. we have a relatively low number of part time fixed term faculty. only 14%. in the arts and sciences division. >> is there a formula to that that other universities may be able to look at and copy? >> well, what we are doing is making sure that that number is always going down and that we are moving more people from those kinds of positions into full time contract based fixed term positions and in fact, our number of part time fixed term faculty has gone down over the last -- >> but that costs you more as an intereststution, doesn't it? how do you sell that to other ingstution? >> well, i think again, the all of higher education has to come to terms with this and be part of the solution. so just because we are able to do this more easily at a place we need to do what we can to help our students understand that when they leave here the kinds of things they need to advocate for. and we need to continue to set the example of doing the absolu

to school you have dinner relaxed like normal life just we are back ward this is holden one of the most humane prisons in the world bills in two thousand and ten it's an example of norway's new experimental approach to penitentiary facilities. i hear the roughly two hundred fifty prisoners it houses cook for themselves and for staff members with beef soundman and deer steaks among the items on the menu take walks in the park pray and make art do outdoor and indoor sports like and how like you see here the betterment we can make a place for for maybe one or both of us is going to be a good place to call just to relax. get out from their cells you know hold on has a library and a school for those who want to either to continue the education they were getting before going to jail or getting a new one altogether yeah you have some of them to question her literature history math chemistry physics you name it all are taught to the inmates . locked. in a room and that they are going to thank for the next ten to continue to. inmates also have access to the photo shop a grocery store workshop an

holden of war it is not simply shoot but it is killing and killing. exacts a penalty of the killer. people for whom it is defined by the popular media that. this is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rate they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the feel of. women definitely the target of the gun lobby you don't kill them not want to kill anybody but if somebody would you would piss with her. i've noticed that more and more it's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms if being armed made us safer in america we should be the safest nation on earth were clearly not the safest. right to see. first street. and i think the church. reformers twitter. and instagram. the in the. peace activists go on trial in the us for taking a stand against a drone warfare campaign. speech and a police

after police holden and see fracking rallied to lead their demo sites activists up the boards in moscow have been complaining for the past few months against running for shell gas in the area recently energy company i guess was granted permission to explore potential energy reserves beneath the ground with proton streams raising the alert over its effect on the environment. clashes have erupted between kurds than one strangers and police in several towns across turkey the confrontations turned violent as officers used tear gas and water cannons to break up the crowds who fall back with fire bombs and rolls the rallies were staged to mark fifteen years since a kurdish leader was jailed for life or treason. a bomb explosion on a train in southwest pakistan has killed at least eight people and one of the twenty others the blast calls several wagons through the royal no one says they carried out the attack bought suspicion is likely to fall on separatist groups and al qaeda linked militants operating in the area. i'll be back with a nice thing and just over half an hour before that the spec

upgrade technology management techniques or plant and equipment and they point out that companies like holden and quantas to australian giants are very noncompetitive and competitive against their competitors because of land value the cost of land is increasing so much to their cost of doing business it's not the labor that they employ that is causing the decrease in productivity it's the cost of their land i think it's a good point that the think tanks are quitting goes or media were always points of labor and suggested as a labor fault that productivity is diminishing and we need to pay labor less in order to get productivity higher which is a completely fallacious argument this element that needs to be addressed is the mal investment of capital thanks to programs like quantitative easing give away the capital to speculators doesn't anything to the productivity and they also talk out that so as the media as the population everybody's in on the frenzy of rising house prices it should be no surprise that the finance and insurance industries which are dominated by mortgage lending have grown a

so number two just in a couple chilcote holden's while norway dominate the cross country skiing it's hard enough to beat them when you're fit and healthy just in a culture that she suffered a fractured foot's a month before the limbic system will decide to carry on jet a special boots built for these games and she took all of that we see in her favorite event the ten kilometers and managed to get victory this is this is one hartley de iron lady she prefers to climbs robin descents but she managed to be the norwegian and while said i've got to tell you how it's also holding spread over to . go to my top mark goes to tom ford of he's a russian cos country here as well but he just went he had an equipment problem halfway through his race and a sprint is broke a lot of people watching on. brilliant stories a first couple of days was yeah absolutely it's a misprint one of those events and everyone was looking on the coaches nothing was doing anything and no one was doing anything until a lot of the canadian justin wadsworth he races on to the course with a key which was meant for the cana

percent, and now 18% of the students are not finishing school, and that is something that the principal holdens fighting against. >> when they come in here, i'm the parent, and they are my kids, and we have to figure out what to do to get here. >> reporter: and with this increase in the graduation rate and decrease of the dropout rate, even though it is slight, it is an improvement. tracee wilkins news4. >>> it has been 50 years since the british invasion, and we will talk to the deejay who helped to propel the fab four to stard stardom. >>> i'm in an area where another murder has residents on edge. coming >>> a school offers fried chicken and watermelon for a black history luncheon and that is one of the top stories trending, and a school is the all-girls private academy in san francisco. the school officials apologize and the menu came down and the idea came from the students who had to attend now a diversity assembly to understand racial stereotypes. >>> it looks like goodwill is taking a stance against the anti-gay laws, and the home page has been changed for the olympics, and now it is at

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there is also the love story between holden and faye dunaway and how they're, you know, driven apartknow, pad ti, the central character of the book, he was a very deeply feeling man. he was very attuned to a lot of things that were going wrong in the country. a little bit of a paranoid person as well. >> which caused him drama during the making of the film. >> exactly. hefls literally on et every single day, unheard of for a screenwriter. in some ways he even had more authority than the director to really say this is how i want each scene shot. you know, if you said even one word of a line of dialogue wrong he was there to make sure that you said it the way he wrote it. >> thanks for being here. >> great to see you again. >> we'll be back with more "reliable sources." [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. peace of mind is important whe

under questioning from democrat chris van holden said the act could actually make it easier for peoplek. >> so when you boost demand for labor, in this kind of economy, you actually reduce the unemployment rate because those people who were looking for work can find more work, right? >> yes. that's right. >> so now earlier in those hearings a big-name republican committee chairman paul ryan questioned the cbo director. he's not a fan obviously of the affordable care act. as you'll see his questioning highlights some potential problems with the law in the cbo report. notice what he did not do is buy into the spin on layoffs. in fact, listen to the beginning of the question. he actually debunks it. >> so just to understand this, it's not that employers are laying people off, it's that people aren't working in the workforce, aren't supplying labor to the equivalent of 2.5 million jobs in 2024, and as a result that lower workforce participation rate, that less labor supplied lowers economic growth. >> yes. that's right, mr. chairman. >> so to be clear, at the end there he's highlighting a

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under questioning from democrat chris van holden said the act could actually make it easier for peoplefind work. >> so when you boost demand for labor, in this kind of economy, you actually reduce the unemployment rate because those people who were looking for work can find more work, right? >> yes. that's right. >> so now earlier in those hearings a big-name republican committee chairman paul ryan questioned the cbo director. he's not a fan obviously of the affordable care act. as you'll see his questioning highlights some potential problems with the law in the cbo report. notice what he did not do is buy into the spain onlayoffs. in fact, listen to the beginning of the question. he actually debunks it. >> so just to understand this, it's not that employers are laying people off, it's that people aren't working in the workforce, aren't supplying labor to the equivalent of 2.5 million jobs in 2024, and as a result that lower workforce participation rate, that less labor supplied lowers economic growth. >> yes. that's right, mr. chairman. >> so to be clear, at the end there he's highlig

. >>> groupon today, announcing, jeffrey holden, senior vice president of the company, leaving the company when one executive leaves. the stock is down 7%. >>> green mountain coffee roasters, another new high, up 14 bucks. that deal with coke sitting well with investors. 3% higher today. >>> if you have facebook, you know what a like is. and if you have a company page on facebook, then you know how important those likes are. they visibly show the popularity of your brand. all right? here's a report that claims like farms are clicking like on every page. that means far more likes but that ends up diluting the value of the like, doesn't it? now this is just the latest story talking down facebook and look who is here? randi zuckerberg with us. she is the former director of market development of facebook. the author of, dot-comly indicated, the sister of mark zuckerberg. welcome back. >> great. thanks to be here. stuart: what is it like being a target? there are always these negatives pecking at you. >> when you're small, when you're the underdog everyone is rooting for you, like with any big

it has been holden is enough. issue two of the exterior world. in the evenings during the last last eighteen months in office communication errors which are mostly due to the fact that even the deaf students seven ministers different predicted opinion in the removal tool of the storm was a little tombstone was crazy you can see in tenders by the french press or she to get them up with those people believe so i think that the french economy could be seen as not being established and not gifted enough. the squeezing of clarity and simplicity for the rest of the world's greatest ever. fresh doubts that it is understood that even one wanted to make listening. so start the kitchen to get up early on. i think maybe we can services he said the french government it seems that even say that crashed on and on that side of the princes to stop is to write sentences the event. and yes that is two of the news that someone might ask is do you have the duty of the social and the democrats a majority which would be close to the genesis of the electorate and i thi

they are not a silver tsunami, they are silver lining and believe me they will be yielding holden dividends. >> thank you. ms. bretos. >> i would say that most of my colleagues what they have drop bombs with his access in government especially for the purpose that you mentioned. most of our work requires changing policy not necessarily through the extension which i know is very difficult. i was a lobbyist once so i understand the process. there is something called the office of social innovation and civic participation that has been in effect for four or five years. they do not have a phone. they don't answer e-mails. i have been trying to talk to them for the past four years. something like that that could be said that would connect us with the federal government, federal agency. i don't have a problem with senator nelson and never have. every time i want to come and see him he makes time for me but it's difficult to access government. somebody that would coordinate the efforts of all entrepreneurs >> if i want an appointment with senator nelson i should call you. [laughter] mr. yancey. >>