our oldest daughter is amy and jacob was next, and trevor and carman. >> jacob was our first born son okay. ♪ >> my name is jacob wetterling. my favorite food is steak. my favorite color is blue. my best friend is aaron larson. my favorite thing to do most is watch football. what do i want to be when i grow up is a football player. >> anyway, after the game, jake and trevor and i, we played a little football game out in the driveway. >> jerry would throw a pass, and one would try to intercept, the other one would try to catch the pass. always it ended up in tears. they were very competitive. they took this game seriously. >> it was a fabulous day, and i'll always cherish that day. >> i think one of the tough things for americans to grasp is that a predator can be anywhere. a crime can happen to anyone at any time. >> a little after 5:30 or 6:00, patty and i went to a dinner party at some friends about 20, 25 minutes away. >> we weren't going to be gone very long, and they were just going to stay home. >> our oldest daughter amy was at a sleepover that night, and jacob's best friend aa

first, i want to come back to harriet jacobs.acobs is perhaps the best remembered of enslaved women. she is so well remembered in part because she pens an extraordinary narrative, the book we come to know as "incidents in the life of a slave girl," published under the pen name linda brent. we saw that as a form of testimony, complicated testimony. filtered through jacobs's own concerns about her reputation as a free black woman when she publishes this narrative. filtered through anti-slavery politics. but we read, you will recall very carefully to discern the way that jacobs allows us to glimpse something of the persistence, the presence of sexual assault, the threat of sexual assault in slave women's lives. remember in her story, dr. flint, the pseudonym for the father of jacobs's owner, the way in which this man in his household in edenton, north carolina over the course of years, threatens, confronts, promises -- almost promises, right? to ultimately have access to jacobs's body, to have sexual relations with her. she lives un

tonight, gillian jacobs is here with us.r latest album is called "rewind," rascal flats from the at&t stage. you can see them live at the las vegas, nevada, hard rock hotel and casino february 25th to march 24th. tomorrow kelly ripa had been here. kelly and michael do a show after the oscars. joshua molina will join us. music from gordon city and jennifer hudson. sunday night our big show of the year. this is the show on which we debuted "the handsome men's club" "i'm f-ing ben affleck" "movie the movie" "channing all over your tatum" it is the 10th annual "jimmy kimmel live after the oscars." the one and only john travolta will be here. [ cheers and applause ] and we have a major presentation that i think you will enjoy very much. please join us for that. that's sunday night after the oscars and your late local news. our first guest tonight is a man with even more talents than names. he won a tony and multiple emmys. he even won an emmy for the tonys. that is how amazing he is. and sunday night, he is host of the oscars liv

he suggests they also bring their 7-month-old son jacob. >> i almost begged like, hey, let's bring jacob along. this will be so much fun. everything will be fine. i'll hold him. >> so i relented and let him bring him up and that was the most scary part about it is knowing he was in the plane with us and not buckled. >> in the air the five of them take in utah's magnificent landscape. >> the weather was the best weather we have had in weeks. it was really exciting. >> about a half hour in to the flight, the pilot has some worrisome news. >> the pilot let us know that something was wrong. >> ice has formed on the carburetor cutting off the engine from its fuel supply. >> i didn't believe him because i know he's a little bit of jokester and it you my first time. >> but this is no joke. >> the engine had severely lost power. he did everything he was suppose ed to. he had the carburetor heat on and let it out even more to try to rid itself from the ice. >> it's too late. at 8500 feet, the engine stops running. >> he told us we're going to have to make a landing back here. we're not going to m

orrin jacobs rose to cto at pixar from fired intern.obs is now himself a ceo, very interesting company, an app company called toy talk a set of interactive games, almost like tv shows for kids in which you can interact with characters by speaking. orrin is a mentor to all kinds of young people, a business professor at cal, teaching something called lee launchpad. what is lee launchpad? >> thanks for the introduction. the startup movement in general for a while, he has taught classes at cal stanford other universities about how to bring student groups to -- from idea to launched company and of course, one semester. so, eight to ten groups start, four students each a company in market for real by the end of the semester currently week for you with and seen a couple of crazy products presented. >> all the products web based, i would think to get up to speed that quickly, would you have to be? >> different requirements, if you are a medical device company, lots different compliance issue pause web company, row bow company, website or mobile

lester. >> all right, jacob, thank you. >>> still ahead here tonight, seeking pain relief. the procedure more and more americans are choosing to undergo, many of them at a younger age than ever expected. >>> also, a night of a thousand stars, or at least it felt that way. we'll take you on a visit to where all the "snl" magic happens. >>> the procedure is a costly one, both in terms of money and how long it takes to recover, but for many people there is no other option besides a hip replacement. increasingly younger people who thought the ordeal would be years in their future are facing it right now. anne thompson tells us more. >> reporter: on a bitterly cold day outside cleveland, 48-year-old janet mizzola is playing paddle tennis, something hip pain made impossible just a year ago. >> i was having a hard time walking around without a limp and difficult time sleeping. >> reporter: the active mother of three underwent a total hip replacement. once a surgery for seniors, it's increasingly common for middle-aged americans. in a new report, the centers for disease control say

here is nbc's jacob race con. >> reporter: for several minutes eddie routh doesn't move. the jury hears the hour long recording the media ordered not to broadcast audio. the questions begins doesn't answer directly rambling about flying pigs and people feeding on his soul. then he confesses he shot chris kyle first. i knew if i didn't take out his soul he was coming for mine next. he admits stealing the truck and trying to escape. at least three times the investigator asks routh if he understood if what he did was wrong and he said yes, yes sir. and he said he'd like to see his parents parents one last time and hug his mom and then he's said, i'm just sorry for what i've done and we can work this out. and quote, i guess i need to be doing more thanking in this town than hurting people. >> that was nbc's jacob racescon. >>> carolinas will see freezing rain. the big bull's eye on places like virginia and washington, d.c. they may see up to nine inches of snow. snow emergency in effect that means no school. federal offices are also closed. late last night "air force one" lan

the poster of this video, russell jacobs claims these two trying to steal that bike. using angle grinder to try to saw off the u of lock. >> i don't need your permission to film. >> you. >> 'do. >> [ bleep ]. >> any possibility that these guys do own the bike and lost the key to the u-lock. >> the guy with angle grinder says that. >> guys with angle grinder going on a bike here. >> i lost my -- >> once they get the lock sawed off, russell jacobs claims the guy on the right takes off. asing this guy down while the cops. he doesn't cycle all the way away because the front fender is clipped. the bike is inoperable at this point. san francisco p.d. able to catch up with mr. man in the blue shirt. according to the poster of the video, he wasn't able to prove he stole the bike. at this point, no one knows the actual owner of this bike. but this guy apparently had existing warrants out for his arrest. so this officer was able to put him in cuffs and take him in. another video of a guy trying to stop evil in its tracks. this fellow a 59-year-old, that's his suv he has just pa

jacob rascon, nbc news, louisiana. >>> that's nbc nightly news for this sunday, we hope you'll join usack here tomorrow night. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. >>> right now at 6:00 a bay area pilot was only in the air for a few minutes before his plane lost power and needed to land. luck oo for him, there was golf course nearby. hear from the pilot who hit that fair way. good evening, everyone. >> this something you certainly don't expect to see while golf awning a beautiful sunday. a small plane crashing at an east bay golf course. the pilot luckily is not hurt. the crash happened at the sky west golf course near 880 and 280 interchanges. anannette, you say you talked

lester. >> jacob rascon tonight. thank you. >>> the city of boston tonight has surpassed 100 inches of snow this winter. and the misery gets worse by the day from north to south. you can see what it looks like from space. so much of the nation encased in ice and that triggered a massive pileup today on the road. as nbc's gabe gutierrez reports. >> reporter: the crashes were out of control. this morning more than 70 vehicles smashed into each other on i-95 near bangor, maine. at least 17 people were injured. nurse lori welch's car was hit three times, but she survived and helped other victims in the massive pileup. >> i helped a girl who was injured, severely injured, get her out of a vehicle that was like a truck that was just folded right up in two. >> reporter: record cold continues to grip the northeast. today, boston surpassed 100 inches of snow so far this season. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think we have to, you know, move somewhere elsewhere it's warmer. >> reporter: poughkeepsie, new york hit negative 12 de

opening statements lester are scheduled for wednesday. >> jacob, thank you. >>> coaching legend dean smith has died n a career that spanned more than 40 years, led the u.s. basketball team to olympic gold and the university of north carolina to two national championships. as coach of the tarheels, he was a leader on and off the court developing nba greats like michael jordan and recruiting the first black scholarship athlete. coach dean smith was 83 years old. >>> the golf world is also mourning a loss. hall-of-famer billy casper has died. he was a frequent winner on the pga tour with 53 wins and three majors. he was considered one of the best putters ever seen. he was 83 years old. >>> when nbc "nightly news" continues on this sunday, it's a plan to let tourists see the grand canyon in a new way, but it's causing a deep divide. >>> later, a mystery out west. why are hundreds of baby sea lions turning up along california's beaches? >>> it's one of america's most iconic landmarks visited by nearly 5 million people each year. but now a proposed project at grand canyon national park is

more on that now from nbc's jacob rascon. >> reporter: sudden whiteout conditions and icy roadways led to hundreds of accidents in north texas, including a 20-car pileup on u.s. 75 outside dallas. >> a lot of brake lights, a lot of people scattering. >> reporter: traffic froze on nearly every major roadway. in ft. worth interstates 30 and 35 completely shut down. >> conditions very bad here. >> reporter: what are usually 20-minute trips took two to three hours. >> i'm stuck on the side of the road. >> reporter: amber mcclure flew in from the east coast. >> this is not what i thought texas was going to do. i never believed the meteorologists, but they were right. >> reporter: hundreds of schools shut down early. some for the fourth time this week. at dfw airport hundreds of flights were canceled. others delayed for de-icing. >> y'all have more snow than we do in north carolina. >> reporter: enough to blanket the texas rangers stadium and create one of the most treacherous travel nightmares here in recent memory. this storm will pummel the area again tonight and tomorrow. and a new storm

jacob rascon has reaction from the jurors. r: good morning. the verdict came quickly and punish was immediate. e accused of killing the most lethal sniper in america and his close friend was found guilty of capital and sentenced without the possibily of parole. the defendant showed no emotion as the verdict was read or when victim impact statements were given. one person a family member called routh an american disgrace. important to note kyle's wife was not in the courtroom when the verdict was read. she had left abruptly when defense talked about whether or not kyle should have known routh was crazy at the of the shooting. l have much more including reac from family members coming up on "today". >> of course coming up jacob will he much more on the vet as he said. that starts right after "news 4 . >>> working to find out more about a dip involved shooting on azalea place. they responded to a domestic call last night. a woman with man with a be wasn w threatening her. investigs s they did find a gun on the scene. >>> today we will learn the j

harrison road at chesterfield jacob's town road. this involved a car off the road down an embankment, someone is entrapped. we're getting world of a vehicle fire a tractor-trailer involved with this, a tractor-trailer on fire, ocean county, 195 westbound past exit 37 these the exit for 6 flax. watch for restrictions is in the area. we've been talking about the problems in bucks county, we have levittown parkway closed down because of the s.w.a.t team out there. as we look outside the roads themselves it's not as if we're seeing people slip and slide everywhere but you have slick spots and disabled vehicle on the boulevard. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused an underground explosion in center city. it blew a 200-pound manhole cover into the area. nobody was hurt, and no buildings were damage. >> the manhole cover blew up, big ball of fire, bainchts smoke came out. >> i got up and looked there was a bunch of smoke dark cloud of smoke. >>> firefighters found high levels of carbon monoxide in the area. cruise evacuated

the report tonight from nbc's jacob rascon in stephenville, texas. >> reporter: the defendant who walked into the courtroom today looks a lot different than the marine corps veteran arrested two years ago. back then the d.a. told the jury eddie ray routh shot two men in the back who were there to help him. >> one time in the side, one time in the stomach. >> reporter: that night, routh's sister called 911. >> he says he killed two guys, they went to a shooting range. he's acting all crazy. he's psychotic. >> reporter: the defense told the jury routh is not responsible for his actions that day. >> he was in the grip of a psychosis. >> reporter: a psychosis so severe, the defense said, routh feared for his life. >> he thought, in his mind at that point in time that it was either him or them. >> reporter: the world is watching the american sniper trial just as it watched the movie which depicts kyle coping with post-traumatic stress by helping others struggling. kyle's widow taya took the stand first, not looking at routh, fighting back fears. describing her friendship final moments with he

lester. >> jacob rascon tonight, thank you. >>> surprising turns in a deadly road rage mystery in las vegas. still to come, that mother gunned down, a teenager under arrest. and tonight, new revelations about a violent encounter. >>> and later some good news on a friday night. a girl scout who just struck gold by going door-to-door in a very unusual place. >>> welcome back. there is a growing mystery tonight in las vegas, an alleged road rage killing. the mother gunned down, a 19-year-old man under arrest. and now we are learning that the victim and the suspect knew each other. and there are new details about how the violent encounter unfolded. nbc's miguel almaguer has our report. >> reporter: charged with murder, 19-year-old erich nowsch jr. is the teen who detectives say shot and killed 44-year-old tammy meyers. arrested after a standoff at his home in front of his mother, the meyers family told police tammy was gunned down after a case of road rage. and now a new twist, the victim's family says they know the suspect. tammy had even taken a motherly interest in him. >> we know this

jacob rascon has our report tonight from stephenville, texas. >> reporter: it's hard to find anyone in erath county texas, who hasn't heard of chris kyle. the welsh family lived across the street from him. >> kept asking, chris, what are you going to do the rest of your life? you going to be a cowboy the rest of your life? he said, no, i'm going to join the navy and be a navy s.e.a.l. >> reporter: kyle served four tours in iraq earning the title america's deadliest sniper. what is now the top grossing war movie of all time sold out for weeks in stephenville. in 2012 kyle sat down with lester holt. >> if i could figure out a number of people i'd saved, that's something i would brag about. >> reporter: one year later kyle and close friend chad littlefield took former marine eddie ray rout to a shooting range. they wanted to help him cope with post-traumatic stress, but rout turned on them. that night routh confessed to killing both men. here he is today inside a stephenville courtroom charged with capital murder, expected to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. 800 people were summone

here's nbc's jacob rascon. >> reporter: for several minutes, eddie ray mouth doesn't move. the jury hears the nearly hour-long recording, the media ordered no the to broadcast audio. when the questioning begins routh doesn't answer directly rambling about flying pigs and people feeding on his soul but then he confesses he shot chris kyle first, then quote, i knew if i did not take out his soul he was coming to take mine next. routh describes the guns he used admits to stealing kyle's truck and trying to escape. at least three times the investigator asks routh if he understands if what he did was wrong? right, routh answers, yes, sir, he says later. at one point routh interrupts the interview asking about his parents, i'd like to see them at least hug my mom one last time, you know. routh apologizes saying quote, i'm just sorry for what i've done you know and we can work this out. i guess i need to be doing more thanking in this town than hurting people. >> that was nbc's jacob rascon reporting. >>> the music world lost a great singer/songwriter. ♪ it's my party and i'll cry

nbc's jacob rascon is covering the trial for us in stephenville, texas. >> reporter: eddie ray routh didn't know he was recorded. for 23 minutes he says nothing, sitting and sometimes lying down in the back of a parked patrol car after his arrest. hey, marine, an officer calls out, you all right back there? just so nervous about what's going to happen to me and my life today, routh said. then, quote, i've been so paranoid and schizophrenic all day. i don't know what to even think of the world right now. i don't know if i'm just insane or sane. the jury will weigh that very question. did routh know right from wrong when he killed chris kyle and chad littlefield? in five days of testimony from the prosecution, we heard two dozen witnesses, including kyle's widow, taya. today the defense began with a texas ranger who held up kyle's sniper rifle recovered at the crime scene. then routh's mother jody took the stand saying routh was never the same after military service, suicidal and in and out of a v.a. medical center. she said doctors diagnosed routh with ptsd and prescribed him nine med

jacob rascon, nbc news, ruston, louisiana. >> wow 23 years old.ss in the future. >>> now here's a look ahead. the westminster kennel club's 139th annual dog show gets under way in new york city. tonight's competition for hounds, nonsporting and herding groups will be carried live on cnbc at 8:00 eastern. also want to say happy birthday to 2015 football hall of famer jerome bettis who turns 53, tennis great john mcenroe is 56, and "law & order svu's" ice t is 57.

the trial pibcks up again monday. >> jacob rascon for us tonight, thank you. >>> the white house calls it a defining challenge of the 21st century, the vulnerability in this country to cyber attacks. president obama today at an event in silicon valley signed an executive order to combat cyber threats but key partners in the business world are skeptical of trusting the government. the report tonight from chris jansing. >> reporter: as the consultant in a two-man shop in rural georgia, ryan says he never expected this. >> turn my computer on and it started making this awful churning noise. >> reporter: his computer was hacked twice and it nearly crippled his business. >> a very frustrating two months of just trying to get everything back. >> reporter: even more frustrating, most criminal hackers operate on virtually untraceable parts of the internet the dark web, where you can buy credit cards, passports, even hire a hacker for a wide range of jobs. this says, a medium job is ruining people. >> that's right. that's what it would cost for this service they're selling. >> reporter: it has

closing arguments are under way, and nbc's jacob rascon is there. >> reporter: the prosecution's final piece of evidence was an apology. in a jail house recording played for the jury, eddie ray routh says, quote, it tore my expletive heart out when i did it. i don't know why i did it, but i did it. two weeks of testimony from three dozen witnesses boils down to this. was routh insane or deliberate when he shot chris kyle and chad littlefield at a texas gun range two years ago? a crime scene analyst told the jury today routh waited to strike until his victims had their backs to him and shot them from only feet away saying they especially kyle quote, absolutely never saw this coming. routh has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. his attorneys argue he was psychotic at the time of the shooting. the prosecution arguing he knew his conduct was wrong. kyle's widow taya spoke to al roker at the oscars where the movie inspired by her husband's autobiography "american sniper" about her husband. >> i miss my husband. i want him here. it's been two weeks of -- i'm not supposed to talk about

nbc's jacob rascon is covering the trial for us in stephenville, texas. >> reporter: the days leading up to the crime were bizarre. eddie ray routh's former girlfriend told the jury he threatened her with a ninja sword and called her a demon. he heard voices and saw things and even asked her to marry him the night before the killings. in the morning, they fought and routh smoked pot with his uncle until chris kyle showed up. routh shot kyle and chad littlefield at a texas gun range and drove to his sister's. the person who came to my house, his sister told the jury, was not who i know is my brother. routh told her, "he killed two guys" and "sold his soul for a pickup." before routh drove away leading police on a chase, his sister told him "i love you, but i hate your demons." all evidence the defense hopes will convince the jury routh is not guilty by reason of insanity. >> the standard is high and it should be if you think about it. there's really no issue about whether routh murdered these two young men or not. it's whether he was insane or not at the time of the offense. >> reporte

here's jacob rascon. >> reporter: she may not be much older than his players, on the sidelines, tylerls right at home. >> instead of growing up and slumber parties at your friend's house, i was in locker rooms, hotel rooms, i was on the bench. >> reporter: such was the life of the only child of college basketball legend pat summit. >> all the public saw was this lady on the sideline who looked like a dictator screaming at her players and staring them down. behind closed doors, she was a loving caring person. >> reporter: for most of pat's 1100 wins and eight national championships, tyler was right there. until three years ago, when pat stepped down nacing a new opponent. >> it was a hard couple days when she got diagnosed with alzheimer's, and at first she said why me? and it took a while for us to say, you know what this is god's plan and we have to figure out what our next step is. >> reporter: in 2012 she received the presidential medal of freedom. >> anyone who feels sorry for pat, will find themselves on the receiving end of that famous glare or she might punch you. >> reporter:

kenny jacobs has much more with us as he stays with us.stion of the day do you fly ryanair for business? >> we are going to talk about janet yellen later on the program. a very interesting hearing in the house on capitol hill. we are going to get a take on what exactly we learned about the future of the u.s. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." we are back with the ryanair chief marketing officer, kenny jacobs. let's talk about the push into business. we have been talking to people about whether or not they would fly ryanair for business. how has the shift in mindset going to happen? >> there are already 27 million people flying ryanair on business. they have been doing that for 20 years for two big reasons. we have the lowest fares. we fly to 1600 destinations across europe. if you want to get to a particular place, ryanair is often the best airline. >> you fall i -- fly to places that nobody has ever heard of. but you don't fly to the major hubs. you are changing that as well. >> yes. over the past 30 years we really have bee

jacob rascon has our report tonight from texas. >> reporter: it's hard to find anyone who hasn't heard of chris kyle. this family lived across the street from him. >> kept asking chris, what are you going to do the rest of your life? you going to be a cowboy the rest of your life? he said no i'm going to join the navy and be a navy s.e.a.l. >> reporter: earned the title, america's deadliest sniper. what's the top -- sold out in stevenville. in 2012 chris sat down with lester holt. one year later kyle and close friend chad littlefield took former marine eddie ray routh to a shooting range. they wanted to help him cope with post-traumatic stress but he turned on them. here he is today inside a stephenville courtroom charged with capital murder expected to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. 800 people were summoned to court for routh's trial including clifford sexton who was dismissed. >> i feel like possibly out of this many jurors they can find a fair panel, but i think it's going to be pretty tough. >> reporter: retired texas judge mike sykes. >> ultimately whether the trial's in

>> this is a very important issue that jacob and jason are raising.'m glad that we are getting to it. this is why this movie is so important. in many ways the veterans affairs department is a canary in the coal mine. we see issues with american health care before the rest of the country. we are now seeing the lack of mental health professions. i recruit myself to try to recruit mental health professionals. we are producing enough mental health professionals. we'll have enough residencies. we have a stigma in this country. it has worsened in many countries i've lived in for mental health. fortunately we are taking action. we've got the ability to repay loans for people who want to study mental health and work through the v.a.. we have residencies from the recent clay hunt act as well as the recent choice act that was passed. these are very big issues. i think that we are onto something. from what i have read, 20% of americans suffer from depression . this is a huge issue for our country. it is something we have to get ahead of. i am hoping that we can

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lester. >> jacob rascon tonight, thanks. >>> the captain who wrecked the cruise ship costa concordia three years ago and then abandoned ship while passengers and crew were still onboard has been convicted of multiple counts of manslaughter and sentenced to 16 years behind bars. 32 people were aboard the ship. the captain told the court he's been turned into a scapegoat. >>> now a follow-up to an investigation news investigation. the navy has ordered new safety measures on the mh53-e helicopter just days after nbc reported on numerous accidents involving these choppers. 30 members of the navy have died aboard seadragons over the years. now certain components implicated will undergo a more rigorous inspection process. but there are no plans to take the sea dragon out of service until at least 2025. >>> as millions in and around the city of boston continue to dig out from under six feet of snow the embattled head of that city's transit system beverly scott, announced today she's stepping down in april. she's come under fire after trains were halted for over a day after historic snowfall

jacob seoul zuma has been heckled over his luxury home and opposition m.p.s thrown out. >> reporter:tes in to his annual state of the nation address the president was interrupts. >> mr. speaker, which rule are you using -- >> reporter: they were forced to stop proceed and goes call in security to eject the leader the economic freedom fighters party or ess and all of its members out of the chambers. >> please allow. [speaking at the same time] >> reporter: minutes later anger over how it was dealt with also led to the walk out for the main opposition democratic alliance party. he promised weeks ago that he would use the occasion to demand the president payback some of the tax payer funds that it had used on making security upgrades to his private home. last year the public protect tour found he spent more than $20 million on the upgrades, they said he should bake are payback some of it from his own money, so far he's paid nothing. the stayed of the nation is the president's chance to highlight the country's achievements over the past year. and the challenges lying ahead. but this year

jacob cowin is serving 75 days for battery and vandalism.rinidad lara, who goes by trino, is serving 90 days for a parole violation. to this day neither is certain which one of them is the father. >> i remember talking to her on the phone, and she told me that she was pregnant, and she was going to have an abortion. i go, you didn't tell me you were pregnant, and now you're going to have the kid because i wouldn't want anything to do with you if you had an abortion. in the meantime, she also found somebody else. >> i claimed the kid really right because when i got her, she was with this other cat. you know, and like i kind of snatched her from him. you know, we were together while she was still with him, and there was some snake [ bleep ] really like -- my part. whatever, right? >> despite the men's uncertainty, mcbride says the father is jacob cowin. >> were you with trino when you met jake? come on. there's something going on there. tell me. >> yeah. but trino was in jail. he had gotten in a car crash and he like lost his memory or somethi

at the bloody body of jacob's mother karen.everybody loved. the one who brought cookies to all the games at school. who could have done this? detective stonehouse had been on the force long enough to be well aware that violent crime was up around here. some said significantly. ever since california's overcrowded prisons nearby had to release potentially dangerous offenders, like drug addicts, desperate for money for a fix. so, was this a home invasion robbery gone wrong? the detective took a look around the house. he and fellow officers fanned out around the neighborhood. >> there were some footprints outside the property, right? >> there was. there's a wood fence that surrounds that piece of the property. there's a back gate back there. and there was a little trail that led out to a canal area. >> reporter: and the first patrolman on the scene told them he had seen a car speeding away as he raced toward the duenas house. neighbors reported seeing two strangers nearby that evening. and here, in this crime scene video taken the

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