to various regions of idaho. and it isn't over yet.s expecting up to five inches of snow in the mountains today.. and more over the next >> to is a very quick court appearance. the attorney wants to take the evidence they have to a grand jury in hopes of getting an indictment. more than a dozen family members were in court today. many of them wearing white t-shirts with pictures of her on them. as they continue to search for her body. prosecutors say their report is a phone call that clark made to his brother while in custody. a family spokesman who did not want to give his name says the family is 100 percent behind the prosecution >> we want to express our gratitude to the lawn for smith. >> i'm not going to get into anything of that nature at this time. that is premature. we're going to wait to see what happens with the indictment. >> he is facing domestic battery for punching his girlfriend in the face. meanwhile the family continue searching for a body. winter has arrived early in parts of the west. a strong pacific storm moved in.

>> the idaho policeman handcuffs davis and pulls him out of the vehicle. still conscious, davis strikes up a conversation. >> i don't know, was it fun to you? >> it was a rush. >> what a rush, huh? wish we would have killed you? >> hildenstab is still nursing his broken leg but he says his pain is overtaken by the intense emotion of knowing he's helped capture george davis. >> i was just so probably in exhilaration i'll never feel in my life again. i was happy. it was just a great feeling. it seemed like at the time one of the happiest moments in my life. i had got this guy stopped. and i survived it. >> as davis' shooting spree comes to an end, one of his victims, michael carroll, is struggling to survive. >> my son had just turned 5 two days ago. like he could not have a dad all of a sudden. like that was a really powerful thing for me. >> to everyone's surprise, carroll pulls through, as do the five others who survived the shooting in ennis but there's a long road to recovery for carroll. >> getting shot was easy. the really hard part was recovery. >> b

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the latest case in idaho involves a man over the age of 60. he received a steroid injection to the lower back in september. he was treated at one of two clinics in that state that received the potentially contaminated pain medication some time after july 1. this patient who is undergoing treatment represents idaho's first case associated with the fungal meningitis outbreak. officials say a total of 39 people in that state received the potentially tainted injection but nationwider diseal estimates up to 14,000 people were potentially exposed to the tainted injection. the centers for disease control says roughly 90 percent of those at-risk patients have already been contacted. >>shepard: a lot people have never heard of the pharmacies that put medicines together. they avoid the larger medicine factories and cost less. what do we know of the pharmacy? >> these are pharmacies, compounding pharmacies, that take drugs that have been manufactured and convert them to a different state, solid to liquid, solid to a powder, or mix several medications and

with an idaho license plate. a, f, 6, 0.nd they do not know what the killer would be after or the motives or if this was random or targeted. the family and the authorities are hoping for clues. in hercules, kron 4. >> against this is the missing 2011 subaru out back. and it has in idaho license plate. this first homicide in two years in hercules. we don't call this our company, we call this our mission. green toys teaches children that if i have a milk jug and i stick it in the recycling bin it can turn into something new. chase allows us to buy capital equipment to be able to manufacture in the states to the scale we need to be a global company. with a little luck green toys could be the next great american brand. find what's next for your business at chase.com/mainstreet erika derry: and the fact that cacalifornia isn't making it a priority frustrates me. dan hurd: i'm ashamed of that, and i don't want this to continue for my daughter. brenda kealing: prop 38 is going to bring a lot of money to our schools. suzan solomon:

that car has idaho license plates. susie ko and her husband had two homes and split their time between california and idaho. >>> the coroner identified a driver who crashed yesterday, knocking out power to hundreds of homes in the area. authorities say he struck the pole at 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon. he died at the hospital. >>> the youth soccer coach and engineer hew pleaded guilty -- who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a girl will be sentenced next week. he pleaded not guilty and now expected to be sentenced to 15 years in prison. >>> protesting in sacramento against the government's efforts to reduce prison over crowding in california. some say sending some to jail in stead of prison is resulting in the early repolice of dangerous -- release of dangerous people. >> they are back out on the streets. >> 24,000 prisoners were released this year but the state prison officials say it is too early to tell if that had any impact on the crime rate. >>> they are urging shoppers to boycott mi pueblo because they participa

the storm has moved through overnight, snow in many areas of idaho, trying to head up now towards wyoming. the next storm is already on the map. you can see the clouds. warm front will bring showers probably late tonight and tomorrow into the northwest. so, i think you get one dry day today. so, the forecast is cool. temperatures are definitely chilly, only in the 50s in many areas for highs in oregon, in washington, in idaho, some of these areas only in the 40s. we're still pretty nice in the desert southwest, but even vegas has cooled off with a high today only of 68. but that's nice, nice little break. that's a look at y night tonight and then tomorrow. unsettled weather pattern after that. so, the west little colder this morning. definitely feels like late fall. >> all right, bill, thanks. >>> well, voter fraud in florida? the fbi investigates. >>> also, scientists mixing male and female embryos. is this a good idea? your early-morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, if you're a customer at bank of america, they could be taking a huge hit. details are next. you're watching "ea

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than a big fat idaho potato? the commission celebrating by sending that giant potato sculpture across 36 states. the spud stops here in southern california. you can see an 18-foot tall fork that splits the two roads. the commission donated $100,000 to meals on wheels. that's very nice. collecting money for the charitable food service along the way. >> pretty cool. >> that's a lot of carbs. >>> still ahead, a night out to dinner turns violent for two people in the east bay. how their car ended up stolen and later wrecked. >>> also, the giants getting their game faces on for game three today. we are live in st. louis with a check on the team's final preps. >>> come check us out on facebook. just search nbc bay area news. >>> another live look at the bay bridge. you can see traffic slowing smoothly. still very early. we'll fill you in on all your roads. 4:57. >>> i had a question -- >> i'm happy to answer the question -- >> governor, what you're saying is just not true. >> a much different tone to last night's debat

the firestorm involves the largest dairy operation in idaho, bent corked dairycourt dairy we want to warn you the following videos are disturbing and hard to watch. laden in sadistic animal cruelty has been allowed to flourish at this farm. executives immediately fired five employees helping investigators pressed mr. meter animal abuse charges against three workers as a result of the exclusivity of thevideo, mercy animals accuses kraft foods of being slow to respond. our dairy suppliers must meet or exceed the animal care guidelines... >> kraft has the power and the ethical responsibility to help and some of the worst forms of animal abuse in the dairy industry. a 77 year-old south side man tells police that he stole an ambulance because he needed to get home, john neal was arrested for taking a cicero ambulance after being kicked out of the hospital for reportedly being drunk and increase the ambulance was sitting outside the hospital with the keys in the ignition, he has never had a driver's license but he got in the ambulance and drove off. he was arrested near 63rd and ashland. s

photo of the car with idaho license plates is now posted on the family web site and facebook page. fbi now assisting hercules police in finding the killer. >> we are lacking for things like possible small drops of blood that may have been from a weapon or just anything that might help us have any kind of lead in this case. >>reporter: but tonight was a time to remember a former school teacher and friend. >> don't forget the lesson she is trying to teach us. she always want us to improve to be better p.i don't know why but that's in her to do that. susie we love you. say it again. susie, we love you. >>reporter: about we are back live where candles continue to burn here. we are learning that police will let susie's husband back that t home as early as wednesday to see if anything is missing or stolen. also say the idaho plates on the stolen subaru may have been removed by now but they still hope anybody out there can help with information. livin hercules tonight, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> well tonight woman originally from modest to missing in yosemite national park. je

has an idaho license plate. on your screen. and da lin this is the first, side and hercules and about two years and a very mysterious murder. >> there was a candlelight vigil. she was a retired schoolteacher. 55 year-old susie ko which was home alone. >> and le else to do. >> issue is your well liked in the east bay a former president of the chinese association of hercules. police say a neighbor is inside of a pool of blood inside of her home. her husband called the neighbor to check on her after he did not see her at the airport. >> i kept calling her. i was at the airport. i called 10- 15 times. >> the victim died from a traumatic injury but not part of the body or what type of weapon was used. the cooler did not leave a lot of clues behind. however somebody drove off with the victim's car. >> the person the test car will certainly have the knowledge or possibly could be the person responsible for this crime. >> it is this 2011 subaru out back. it is sky blue with had license plate from idaho and hercules police to not have a

disturbing accounts of animal abuse are coming from an idaho dairy farm. undercover video at the bettencourt dairy farm in hansen, idaho, shows three men beating cows in milking stalls. animal cruelty charges have been filed against the three workers. it is the largest dairy operation in the state. the owner of the dairy farm said he was sick over the video and that the operation does not tolerate animal abuse. on a lighter note, the price of candy for cows is up. the practice of feeding cattle a sugary mix of cookies, candy bars and other delights has been going on for years, sometimes to improve milk production. this year, as more farmers substitute "candy" for "corn," the price of the sugary feed is rising. a livestock nutritionist tells us it is not harmful for the animals. farmers have a 3% limit on goodies they can feed cows. it is a "smashing" season for pumpkins. this fall's pumpkin crop is one of the few that is thriving right now. many crops like corn and soybeans were scorched due to the summer drought. however, because of pumpkins' ability to s

police looking for a 2011 sky blue subaru out back, idaho plate 1a1f680. we can tell you ko's family is planning the vigil at 8:30 outside of their home. they've also set up a website, welovesusieko.com in aechb fort to hopefully spread awareness about this case. >>> san francisco police are still searching for a pair of car thieves who allegedly tried to run down a u.s. park officer. it happened this weekend on lincoln boulevard in the presidio. investigators say u.s. park officer spotted one of the men breaking into a parked car. the man jumped into a car that was waiting nearby and his accomplice allegedly tried to run down the officer. he missed and the park officer opened fire. the men were last seen in a light tan buick sedan. >>> happening right now, a boycott of a local supermarket chain. a community group right now encouraging shoppers to stay away from pueblo. workers and community groups are very upset over mi pueblo's decision to join the federal e-verify system which a system that checks the immigration status of all new hires. federal immigra

photo of the car with idaho license plates is now posted on the family web site and facebook page. fbi now assisting hercules police in finding the killer. >> we are lacking for things ke possiblsmall drops o blood thatay have be from a weapon or jusanything that might help us have any kind of lead in this case. >>reporter: but tonight was a time to remember a former school teacher and friend. >> don't forget the lesson she is trying to teach us. she always want us to improve to be better p.i don't know why but that's in her to do that. susie we love you. say it again.susie, we love you. >>reporter: about we are back live where candles continue to burn here. we are learning that police will let susie's husband back that the home as early as wednesday to see if anything is missing or stolen. also say the idaho plates on the stolen subaru may have been removed by now but they still hope anybody out there can help with information. live in hercules tonight, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> well tonight woman originally from modest to missing in yosemite national park. jessica ro

when it left here, it had an idaho license plate to the best of our knowledge but we wanted to let the community know that the plate may have been removed. >> the suspect or suspects who allegedly took that car are in a car that is a sky blue subaru outback with idaho license plate number 1a1f680. the family has launched a website called welovesusieko.com. if you have any information on this situation, please call the hercules police department or call the fbi. >>> it has been more than two years and we're still asking how much will pg&e pay for the deadly san bruno blast. the answer will be decided behind closed doors. a judge has approved a request to suspend public hearings and hold closed door negotiations on this matter. local lawmakers are protesting this decision. they say the pipeline talks should not be hidden from public scrutiny. the judge says the suspension will allow a quicker settlement. eight people were killed an dozens of homes destroyed in the explosion on september 9th of 2010. >>> no doubt about it a lot of nervous bail fans across the bay area this morning and tha

idaho license plate 1a1f680. her family is planning a vigil for tonight at 8:30 outside of her home. they have set up a website to help spread aware bns this case. >>> decision 2012 comes to california. the president on the west coast today taking care of a little business along with his fund-raising push. he will be in kern county this morning to officially announce the establishment of the cesar chavez national monument. the property is the headquarters of the united farm workers and served as a planning and coordination center for chavez in the '70s. then he will have a major fund-raiser at the bill graham auditorium. coming up at 5:00 this morning we'll have a live report with more details on the president's visit. >>> meantime republican presidential nominee mitt romney is planning a major foreign policy speech today. he's expected to propose the u.s. take a more assertive role in syria, place conditions on aid to egypt and tighten sanctions on iran. insiders say romney will accuse the president of taking a

it has an idaho license plate, 1a1 f 7680. ko's husband worked in idaho and susie ko spent half her time at their home in hercules. >>> nearly 200 anti-war protesters smashed windows and threw paint at a half a dozen buildings. police say the demonstration was to mark the 11th anniversary of the war in afghanistan. so far police have ♪ made no arrests. >>> the prestigious nobel prize has been awarded to a bay area scientist. uc san francisco researcher shinya yamanaka wins the nobel for his work in medicine. he is responsible for a major stem cell breakthrough. yamanaka got his news at his home in japan. he shares the honor with a british researcher. today his colleagues at the gladstone institute in san francisco held a video news conference. yamanaka discovered how to transform ordinary skin cells into stem cells. it could one day help scientists grow taylor-made replacement organs. yamanaka said he was thankful for all the support he has received in the bay area. the president of the institute calls it a real breakthrough.

when it left here, it had an idaho license plate to the best of our knowledge. we wanted to let the community know the plate may have been removed. >> reporter: while police are working on solving this murder, a large community is doing what it can to cope with the loss. her long time friend, lambert den said as a teacher she touched many lives. >> it is unthinkable that she'll be missed. it is hard to realize that something like this in this community. >> reporter: police are for that subaru light blue subaru outback with idaho license plate, 1a1f 680. police are saying beware that license plate could have been removed. the police, the family also launched a website. it is called we love susie coe.com. if you have any information, contact the hercules police department. reporting live in hercules, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> a lot of nervous baseball fans across the bay area. a lot on the line at the oakland coliseum. very simple. the as have to win or they're out of the playoffs. >> reporter: tonight a spirited crowd rallying at oakland city hall.

this tragedy unfolded friday when ko's husband who works in idaho asked a neighbor to check on his wife when she didn't pick him up at the airport. she was found dead. >> i would think someone monitored the area knowing she was home by herself. the neighbors all saw her earlier that day. >> reporter: her family quickly set up a website and is using social media in the hopes someone will spot her sky blue 2011 subaru outback with an idaho license plate. >> we have had several calls on the car but nothing that has panned out. there was apparently even a report as far south as bakersfield. >> reporter: ko was well known a long-time teacher at st. patrick's at rodeo and was involved in the community. >> she was just somebody that was so nice, so generous and like something like this to happen is just unreal. >> reporter: the reaction seems to be the same from people who stopped by to pay their respects. quiet disbelief. >> nice person. you know? it's hard. i really don't believe it. >> reporter: the family is holding a vigil here tonight at 8:30. the public is welcome. it's unclear when the

some of the worst damage was found here on idaho street northwest. a family of four were at home when things turned ugly. >> this massive shaking, the entire house shook. >> porter: no one was hurt, but look at the damage to the upper floor. >> gigantic probably 100-year- old tree just came right through the attic, busts open at particular door and there's leaves all -- the attic door and there's leaves all throughout the inside of house. >> reporter: meanwhile mayor gray and other city leaders began the morning with a tour of the city. the first stop? a tree down near the historic home of frederick douglass. >> i think we're in good shape. we've had minimal flooding up to now. this is still a threat over the next four to eight hours of some flooding on the potomac. >> reporter: the mayor's group headed to northeast where we found crews removing this tree from ebart street. residents thankful it was only a car damaged when the tree came down. >> the most important thing, there's no life lost and that's the main thing. >> reporter: because of the stro

photo of the car with idaho license plates is now posted on the family web site and facebook page.ting hercules police in finding the killer. >> we are lacking for things like possible small drops of blood that may have been from a weapon or just anything that might help us have any kind of lead in this case. >>reporter: but tonight was a time to remember a former school teacher and friend. >> don't forget the lesson she is trying to teach us. she always want us to improve to be better p.i don't know why but that's in her to do that. susie we love you. say it again. susie, we love you. >>reporter: about we are back live where candles continue to burn here. we are learning that police will let susie's husband back that the home as early as wednesday to see if anything is missing or stolen. also say the idaho plates on the stolen subaru may have been removed by now but they still hope anybody out there can help with information. live in hercules tonight, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> well tonight woman originally from modest tomissinl park. jessica rose garcia last seen satu

you don't really get to see these things, especially in idaho falls, idaho. my husband wanted to see this so we are doing it for our anniversary. >> happy anniversary. >> thank you. >> that couple got in line at 7:30 this morning. probably a good idea because yesterday people waited as long as three hours for tours of the ship. it's free. it's docked south of the bay bridge. open today and tomorrow. back live for the shot of the ship. by the way, 3,000 people toured this vessel yesterday. you know, like i said, it's a hybrid ship. i made the joke earlier this morning, it's like a gigantic prius. i talked to a navy officer a few moments ago and he said kind of, not really, and we left it at that. live on the embarcadero, abc7 news. >> all right. thanks very much. >> the mayor said 100 more taxis will be out. muni is providing extra service, including the special service from the civic center. and you will see additional ferries on the bay this weekend, including additional service for the larkspur ferry. when you finally get to where you are going, would you b

that's what i'm hoping for. >> couch touches down in cambridge, idaho, to a hero's welcome.is new record is 235 miles. >> so i think the next flight i'm going to get enough balloons and ballast to go to 25,000 feet.

. >> i always worry because i was always away from home, working in idaho and leaving her by herself. >> reporter: police say that the 55-year-old ko suffered traumatic injuries and her car was stolen. hercules police and the ko family is asking for the public's help in locating a missing car, taken from the family garage last night a. 2011 suburbia pale blue with idaho plates. a facebook page was set to collect tips about the stolen car that has shocked this close night ash court cul-de-sac. they say at this point in the investigation, there are no arrests. but no shortage of potential suspects. in hercules, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in election 2012 coverage president obama appears headed to becoming the first candidate in american history to have a billion dollar campaign. mr. obama and the democratic party have received donations from nearly 4 million people since he announce his re- election campaign. according to a tweet from from the president more than 1.8 people donated $181 million last month. so far the re-election campaign has raised about $947 million. another i

. >> what was meant to be a spot for fun times turned into the complete opposite in idaho. >> will tell you how far firefighters are from containing these flames. >> a task force dismantles a huge drug dealing operation. david smallwood: maryland money needs to stay in maryland. it's just that simple, i mean, it's a no brainer. anncr: every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty... million at casinos in west virginia, delaware... and pennsylvania. one west virginia paper calls it a "cash cow" for them. but its cost maryland over one billion dollars. money that could have created good jobs and... better schools for us. question seven keeps maryland money in maryland. david smallwood: question seven, i think it will be a... good thing for the state of maryland. >> a fire in southeast idaho still burning the day after it started. firefighters said they expected to continue to burn till tomorrow if -- nobody was hurt, but smoke filled the air. a fire left him with about $100,000 in damage. he believes it was a case of arson, but firefighters have not confirmed that. >> police gave ch

shasta and nine year old dillan was the subject of a massive manhunt after a violent abduction in idaho>> i made it out okay. but my brother didn't. i wished it didn't happen that way. >> for the first time shasta now 15 speaks in detail about her ordeal to offer insight in the mind much a child sex predator. we were told that our family was still alive and they were going to be home when we came home and then, right before, we were told that we were going to be brought home, we were told they were not there anymore. my brother just kind of gave up home. - hope. >> the convicted sex predator blungoned her mom brenda and 13 year old brother slaid and fiance to death in the home invasion. i was trying to piece together what was happening. >> both children were abused by duncan before he torteur murdered nine year old dillan in a remote camp seat that shasta survived was a miracle. i was scared if i fought him something bad would happen. >> and after losing his family to brutal murder and for a time being the object of suspicion. steve grownings did not end there. he was stricken with thro

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. >>> today, mitt romney is campaigning in idaho. yesterday, he told supporters in -- campaigning in idaho. yesterday, told supporters -- >> we must restore's strength andly do it with your -- and i will do it with your help. >> romney made an unexpected stop at a school, as did president obama. >> i think it's dislow pressureful. i think there's -- disrespectful that people would do that. i turn it's the mark of a bizarre -- i think it's the mark of a bizarre person. >> the property owner said he made the display of the noose and said the display speaks for itself. >>> breaking news. moments ago, a judge handed down a 30 to 60-year sentence for sandusky. that means the former football coach will be in prison until he's nearly 100 years old. >> in my heart, i know i did not do these alleged disgusting acts. >> coming up at 7:a, we'll go live to -- 7:45 we'll go live to pennsylvania. >>> happening now, austrian daredevil felix baum gardner is preparing to sky-dive from the edge of space. brian todd is in roswell, mexico with more. wha

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. >> a sky blue with idaho plates. >>> this afternoon, suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi will learn whether or not he keeps his job. san francisco board of supervisors will decide whether or not sheriff ross mirkarimi will keep his job. it stemmed from an incident where sheriff ross mirkarimi grabbed and bruised his wife's' arm. sheriff ross mirkarimi supporters will hold a rally calling for him to be reinstated but last night a group fight being domestic violence rallied to call from his perm knap pool of from office. they will here from the city's attorney and ethics commission. >>> the former penn state assistant coach was accused of offending 10 boys. jerry sandusky is also expected to speak. yesterday he issued an audio statement from jail maintaining his innocence. >> they can take away my life and in my heart i know i did not do these alleged disgusting acts. >> jerry sandusky's case led to the firing of the football coach joe paterno and trials are pending for pnc park state administrators who are accused of lying to a jury. >>> right now estimated damage from weekend vandalism is a

. >> her husband to commutes to idaho asked a neighbor to check on her. >> there was blood present and indication of traumatic injury. >> reporter: police believe she was killed between 7 and 10 and then stole her car, 1 a1 f680 is the license number of the car. a parent called more a wonderful and sweet woman loved by many. some believe someone may have been watching the house. >> she loved doing the landscaping here and i imagine someone noticed her pattern. >> are her husband will be allowed to enter the home and see if anything is missing on monday. >> it's hard. we're sticking together. we lost our mom. >> reporter: simmon co has a message for the perpetrator. >> maybe they were scared and we don't blame them. do the right thing and restore a little of what you have left >> reporter: the family intent on keeping the case in the public lick's eye. >>> a grizzly discover tonight in east oakland. a body wrapped in cloth was found next to the royal va recreation center. the discoverer was made about 5:00 tonight. no other information has been released. >>> soring gas prices in califor

investigators are looking for the 2011 blue subaru outback with idaho plates. ko's children started we love susie.com. >> can't not love her. >> nbc bay area news. >> family members are planning a vigil for susie tomorrow night outside of the home at 8:30. we love susieko.com has nearly 50,000 visits already. >>> we 30 days until the election, president obama is in california this weekend. tonight in l.a. raising money at a few star-studded events. tomorrow he is headed to the bay area for a series of events including a concert at the bill graham civic auditorium. the event is already sold out. after the concert there is a reception dinner with tickets costing as much as $40,000 a couple. coming up in ten minutes we will have more from los angeles on the president's visit there tonight. >>> san francisco's big weekend is just about to officially be over and everything appears to have gone smoothly from the blue angels to the niners and giants, the fair and music festival. monty francis has a wrap up of what has been a busy but fun weekend for most people. hello

her husband works full time in idaho. >> my mom was living there by herself for quite some time. everyone who happened to pass by might have brought someone with them who was keen on these observations and taken advantage of that. >> one key piece of evidence is missing. her light blue 2011 subaru out back with the license plate number 1a1f680. her children posted pictures on a website they created and a facebook event page which has been seen by at least 5 -- 5,000 people so far. >> it is hard talking about her. i want to break down every time i think about it. i am here to focus on calling for action and focusing on finding this car and the person who did it. >> the family plans to hold a candlelight vigil at the home tomorrow at 8:30. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. >>> a man is under arrest after police say he assaulted a woman in san francisco's golden gate park. officers say the man grabbed a woman around the waist near mallard lake. she broke away unharmed. police chased the man and pepper sprayed him when he resisted. >>> they pulled 14 cats and a dog from a

federation of miners had been charged with blowing up a former governor of idaho with a bomb in his garden gate. darrow was accused of giving this great compassion closing argument that was all about socialism. it was all about equality. it was all about redistribution. and he was accused by one of his defense lawyers of doing exactly what you said. i forgive him for it because i don't think he did cross the line in that particular case. the hayward case was a very small court room, and he was sitting here. the jury was right where those lights are. that is up close he was. the jury was not over on the side. he was in front of the judge. so for three months he was this far away, and he would make wisecracks with them and cultivate them and talk to them. he had a very, very good idea when he made that first closing argument when it was a wanted to year. of course he was vindicated by the verdict which was not guilty. >> clarence darrow was a brilliant lawyer. you mentioned the leopold case. and in that case the argument that he made about the elimination of the death penalty , his ex