one pair of jeans was hers, the other was a pair of men's jeans. >> also there's a black jacket across her body with a sleeve tied around her neck and a pair of panties that she was clutching in her right hand. >> she was identified as 18-year-old laura salmon, a local college student. >> her life was stolen. her life was stolen. and in such a horrible way. >> the autopsy revealed laura salmon died of blunt force trauma to the head. the murder weapon appeared to be the rocks found near her body. >> the blood on those rocks and other material was consistent with her being struck up to ten times in the head with those rocks. >> the medical examiner found evidence that laura had consensual sex sometime before the murder, most likely unrelated to the crime. >> we knew that ms. salmon had been involved in an intimate relationship with someone within 24 or 48 hours prior to her death. there were no injuries that would be consistent with forcible rape. >> on the men's jeans found with laura's body, scientists found semen from a different individual, presumably the killer. earlier that day, la

we mentioned jeans. is there anything else we wear today that has this differentiation by just little and little bits? >> [indiscernible] >> undergarments, a great example. same basic thing, but you continue to buy based on different styles. a wonderful example. anything else? >> boots. >> boots. what is an example of that? >> you have your basic riding boots, but then you have ugg boots, and studded boots and shooties -- >> i'm not even sure what shooties are. >> they are like boots, but they are open toed in the front. >> that's a great example. anybody else think of an idea? ok, jeans. give us an example? >> [indiscernible] >> that's a great example. we think of the washes of jeans. you have acid wash for an old person like me. then you have like black denim and color denim and all of these little fits and things that differentiate your one basic pair of jeans. so, we can see how similar and how true this is. so in this environment, we see the most successful attempt to end piracy occur. in 1932 a gro

maggie: este tipo de jean siempre va bien.ran manzana, en la 168 y broadway. y con nosotros el dj. sÉ que ustedes piensan que aquÍ en nueva york sÓlo se toca la bachata y el merengue, pero no. y es que tiene un ritmo contagioso. para hablarnos de este templo, un experto en el dembo, bienvenido a despierta amÉrica. quÉ es? >> es un gÉnero que se ha expandido. damaris: la mÚsica de la calle, por eso vamos a bailar aquÍ, en la calle. yo cuando escucho la mÚsica me muevo asÍ, pero no sÉ si lo estoy haciendo bien. me puedes enseÑar? vamos a invitar a unos chicos que son expertos bailando, vamos primero con este jovencito por acÁ. Él es darwin de los santos. veamos quÉ trae, wow! muy bien! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ damaris: y vamos ahora con una chica, veamos cÓmo baila el dembo las mujeres. vamos con nataly. ♪ ♪ damaris: quÉ tal lo hizo? >> super, ella sabe lo que estÁ haciendo. damaris: seguimos! veamos si Él sabe. ♪ ♪ damaris: chicas, yo espero que ustedes allÁ en el estudio estÁn bailando con nosotros, y ahÍ en casita tambiÉn, porque esto se muev

my superhero name is jean grae. didn't see that coming.lepathy and telekinesis and i can speak to animals. my one weakness is that cyclops is my boyfriend and he's the objectively the worst x-man there is! (laughter) >> larry: do you find it ironic that with your powers of telepathy you didn't already know who your superpower was? >> slightly, but i haven't -- >> larry: all right silence! i'm convinced your -- sorry. i've convinced your dumb boyfriend cyclops to take you audit on a date. he's taking you to applebee's. meanwhile, there's a fire at the x-mansion, and professor x and wolverine are both trapped. cyclops just ordered the appetizers. cyclops just ordered the apps. how do you get out of the date, who do you save, and how do you save them? and what are the appetizers? >> the appetizers are all covered in cheese because that's what applebee's does they cover everything in cheese. >> larry: i love applebee's! we'll be right back! what do you think? when i first sit in the seat it makes me think of a bmw. i feel like i'm in a lexus.

ilia: gracias a miguel jean carlos nos trae mÁs noticias de nuestros paÍses.recido, una iniciativa que se dio en guerrero y que se espera pueda consolidarse en el paÍs. >> necesitamos tener una base ciudadana de adn para poder exigir al gobierno a ver tÚ tienes el monopolio, pero hazles tÚ y compararla con mi banco. si me arroja algo sabremos si esa persona esos restos que estÁn ahÍ pertenecen. jean: de acuerdo al registro de personas extraviadas en 2007 a la fecha 22.600 personas en mÉxico no han sido localizadas. javier sÁnchez Último heredero del norte del valle fue capturado por la policÍa en bogotÁ en un operativo hecho por la instituciÓn. segÚn la informaciÓn del gobierno, sÁnchez es requerido en extradiciÓn por ee.uu. >> aspiramos en los prÓximos dÍas a cumplir la extradiciÓn, luego de un acervo probatorio bastante fuerte por la policÍa de colombia y por la autoridades de ee.uu. jean: el individuo tenÍa unos departamentos en la calle 134 con sÉptima donde se realizÓ el allanamiento, alias mueble fino fue encontrado a la salida de un control mÉdico, todo

i think jean is right. christie will have a mind-set and he already does that along as that indictment doesn't land on his desk and his name is not the one coming out of a grand jury investigation, i think he's going to go forward with whatever his plans are to look at this presidential campaign. he's got his record in the state of new jersey. yes, he has issues there he's going to have to address. so he can pivot and focus on a host of other things that have nothing to do with this indictment. those individuals will do what they have to do with their lawyers in the process, and he, i think, will move on from that. >> it's going to be fascinating to watch. this is going to be fascinating to watch. everybody stick with us. we'll be right back with our panel. today marks the 150th anniversary of president lincoln's assassination. while the republicans call themselves the party of lincoln, they've strayed very far from the things that lincoln believed in. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... d

mcconville. >> hughes: jean mcconville. only one man that gave the order for that woman to be executed. that [no audio] man is now the head of sinn fein." >> pelley: "the head of sinn fein," gerry adams. hughes and adams had had a falling out over the peace agreement. in 2011, northern ireland police subpoenaed the boston college tapes. and it became known around belfast that some, still living, had talked. >> o'rawe: graffiti appeared all over belfast saying "boston college touts." >> pelley: a tout is an informer? >> o'rawe: is an informer. it's a very emotive term in ireland. >> pelley: ricky o'rawe and his wife bernadette drove us past the threats calling out the boston touts. >> o'rawe: it's tantamount to a death sentence. >> pelley: its tantamount to a death sentence? >> o'rawe: absolutely, yeah. >> pelley: when you saw "boston tout," you thought they meant you? >> o'rawe: i knew they meant me! >> pelley: why would the o'rawes run scared 17 years after the shooting stopped? because, despite the good friday truce, belf

portrait gallery had an exhibit on the war of 1812 and borrowed from us this wonderful portrait of jean le feet who had a base in galveston after the war of 1812. he came here about 1815 or so. relations between lefite and the u.s. government soured and he and his brother pierre were hired on as informants for spain which at the time mexico was trying to gain independence from spain. so he used galveston as a base of operations for not only the sort of spying but also his the privateering endeavors. the pro perot nantz is very interesting. the family was building a mansion on broadway and when thayer to the old house and were laying the foundation for a new one they discovered a number of confederate artifacts and this painting rolled up in a tent. the family took this as possible jeanne lafitte painting and the piece was donated to the library. however it was really just speculation that led the early folks to believe that this was jean lafitte. but it's caught fire much like all the history with lafitte there's mythology that's difficult to disentangle from fact. a few experts have ta

ilia: buen a continuaciÓn jean carlos nos trae mÁs noticias de nuestros paÍses.r. segÚn estadÍsticas del servicio migraciÓn de 2010 a 2014 se aprobaron mÁs de 15.000 permisos de residencia a colombianos y mÁs de 8000 a venezolanos. >> es difÍcil legalizar, como extranjero profesional con una carrera de las que no estÁn protegidas peudes conseguir un trabajo despuÉs de haber sacado tus papeles de visa, puedes conseguir un trabajo que te permite vivir. jean: de saldos nacionaliza de seguidas en menor cantidad por nicaragüenses y dominicanos representan el 80 y 85% de migrantes en panamÁ segÚn el servicio de inmigraciÓn de ese paÍs. en mÉxico en un escueto comunicado la secretarÍa de la funciÓn pÚblica informÓ que el director general de la comisiÓn nacional del agua acudiÓ la noche del lunes a ese organismo para explicar por quÉ y en quÉ condiciones usÓ un helicÓptero a su cargo con fines personales. el escÁndalo estallÓ en las redes sociales luego desaparecieran fotografÍas difundidas por un vecino donde se observa al funcionario y su familia cargando maletas cuand

they say they have evidence that jean-marine le pen held a swiss bank account. satirical magazine saying jean-marie le pen is staying true to the program, exit the euro but put money in switzerland. >> great britain ahead of next week's election. flo: the divided kingdom ahead of the election may 7. the country as less and less united, according to the magazine. london is becoming a world apart, even the monarchy seems to be going through turbulence. do the english deserve to be saved? >> all right. finally, a word on the satirical magazine "charlie hebdo." flo: an interesting interview, a cultural magazine in france. this is one of the surviving cartoonists, luz. talking about light afterwards. luz was meant to be at the doome d editorial meeting on january 7 or he was saved by the fact that it was his birthday the night before so he was late. it's a touching interview he gets to the magazine. he describes the aftermath and what his life has been like since january 7. he lost his colleagues friends. his life completely changed and he became the symbol of the "j

bevel noticed that many of the blood stains on her jeans had an elongated shape, consistent with bloodripping from her arm on to her pants. >> we have some low-velocity blood drips, that would be blood that is breaking away primarily due to gravity dripping down on to the jeans. >> dna tests confirmed this blood was brenda's. but bevel also found mist-like blood spatter on brenda's jeans below the knee, which had penetrated deep into the fabric. >> it is from a high-velocity occurrence, such as a gunshot, in this case, multiple gunshot pellets that has spattered the blood traveling back from him, referred to as back spatter, and then subsequently, landing on her clothing. >> dna tests confirmed that this was rob's blood. this proved that brenda was standing only a few feet away from rob when he was killed. >> the back spatter on the pants, i think that gave us that one bit of evidence we needed in order to put that gun in ms. andrew's hand. >> prosecutors believe brenda planned her husband's murder for months. she may have forged rob's signature on the life insurance policy, making her

it's a map done by jean baptist benard dela harp. it's the earliest known rendering of galveston harbor and bay. the reason i wanted to show it is a lot of historians were unaware that this was a drawing of galveston and the harbor. they thought it was done of matta gohr a by a so they haven't acknowledged it as a drawing of galveston but it is the earliest known rendering of the island, the harbor, and the natural bay. some of the other items we're going to look at today are documents from the collections of some of the founders of galveston. again, they're the earliest collections that we have here in the history center. we'll head on out to the reading room and take a look at the documents out there. the city was begun in -- around 1836 '37 after texas won its independence from mexico. since galveston was already a major port, they wanted to start a city here. so a group of men were entrusted with the task of setting up basically a city on the island. the next document is also -- is actually from the james morgan papers. he was al

ilia: gracias jean carlos nos presenta noticias de nuestros paÍses.mente lo daÑado. esta catÁstrofe metereolÓgica que dejÓ mÁs de 11.000 viviendas afectadas y mÁs de 30.000 damnificados en el norte de la regiÓn. las lluvias que comenzaron el martes de la semana pasada han sido las mÁs intensas de los Últimos 80 aÑos, en atacama el desierto mÁs Árido del mundo. cifras oficiales hablan de 24 personas fallecidas y 69 desaparecidos podrÍan a aumentar en los prÓximos dÍas. >> estamos completamente inundados nos llevÓ el agua mÁs allÁ de la rodillas. jean: las advertencias sobre los peligros que esconde la travesÍa para entrar ilegalmente a ee.uu. no son suficientes ni leen siguen atravesando hacia el norte segÚn datos del foro para la inmigraciÓn es una organizaciÓn no gubernamental en tegucigalpa y mente en 2014 un promedio de 160 hondureÑos emigraron de manera y regular en busca del sueÑo mexicano, de estos 20 eran menores de edad. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ilia: abril es el mes de la concientizaciÓn del austimo uno de cada 64 niÑos en ee.uu. Ácido diagnosticado bajo el

we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make easter pop!hould probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the san jose earthquakes celebrated with an egg hunt and fundraiser for the fallen police officer. they hosted the event for young quakes fans and the media partners at the san jose mercury news reported that they raised $3500. the community fund matched it as well as the team's owner and daughter. $10,500 will be given to johnson's family. >>> now to incredible video of a man being buried alive under a mountain of snow. curtis

the jeans karyn was found in had the exact same buttons. >> i get goosebumps thinking about it right now. because we had worked so long and so hard on this and really had not come up with anything. that was the first piece of evidence we felt like we had that was going to lead us to the direction of the killers. >> further sifting revealed some rivets, which were also consistent with karyn's jeans. then, investigators found a different type of button. it was cloth-covered plastic, the type used on shirts and blouses. >> i called the investigator and i asked, where's the white sleeve that was on karyn's body? because i can see here in the crime scene photos that there's a cloth-covered button on that sleeve. i want that sleeve. >> scientists took a fiber from the button on karyn's blouse and placed it under a comparison microscope. >> both buttons were composed of a cotton-polyester mix. >> the next thing was to identify the weave patterns on both buttons. >> in this case, we had a simple one-by-one weave pattern, and that was consistent both with the button that was found at miracle

alix: jean west is joining us on the phone.esponsive so far there were reports of seven being injured. you talked earlier about what overwhelming force would look like in this situation. describe it to us. jean: they would bring in the train specialized units for riot control technique using the specialized equipment. they may bring in outside resources if they feel that the police department is not able to contain the rioting. it may actually resort to using the military or requesting the military to come in. they may even go to the state and ask for state police resources to respond to baltimore. alix: what is the risk of escalation? there are reports saying that gang members are uniting against the police force. what is the risk of escalation? jean: anytime you have a riot situation you have people looking to exploit that situation. the riots give cover to other crimes. time to settle scores, commit burglaries, do other types of crimes that they can do under the cover of the riots. you have a lot of people for their own inte

remain active. >> jean marin's lapen's outburst have become more and more uncomfortable.aised france's war time leader would collaborated with the nazis and questioning the spanish-born prime minister's loyalty to france. his daughter'sless spoons there it is. his status as honorary president does not give him the right to hijack the national front with vulgar proii havecations -- provocation. dad intends to express his views as a politician who is quote, responsible free, and always walks with his head held up leading to a significant move from her to call a peteing. parties' executive bureau with him present to, quote, fine the best way to protect the interests of the movement. for lapen the goal has been to convince voters her party is the very embodiment of what it means to be french. say, for example, joan of arc the national france has adopted her as one of the symbols. while that kind of history helps, it's the more recent history that's proving to be a hindrance. this is why his opinions are no longer required and indeed not even wanted when it comes to his own da

police found a pair of jeans near her body. in the pocket was a key chain with the initial "f." and there was some broken jewelry. >> in the clothing up around her neck, there are pieces of a gold link chain. they're in the clothing, and they're on her skin. >> crime scene technicians processed an area close to 700 square feet and photographed the shoe and tire impressions found in the soft dirt. interestingly, there was only one set of shoe prints. >> presence of only one set of

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. >>> plus jean-michel basquait. a trail blazing artist. >> researchers in china have gone where nobody has gone before altering the dna in human embryos. jacob ward is on the story. >> quite a mouthful means small stretches of repeated dna but don't worry about all that. worry about what it could mean. crisper is the base of an exciting and frightening gene editing technique. not just way of changing people. crisper is a sort of defense mechanism inside dna. it can destroy an attacking virus, cutting up the dna of that virus like a knife. researchers say they can trick the dna wherever they want knocking out certain genes. they know how to use it to insert new genes in dna. one group found out how to activate certain genes that are dormant. it seems as if it can work in almost any common organism including human beings. it could be a remote control for altering say a fetus inside a pregnant woman. chinese researchers now say they have used it to modify human embryos, turning off the sequence of a potentially fatal b

jean has this developing story for us. >> reporter: right now, the fire department are treating this as a cream scene.ime scene. you can see the flash red lights and that's where they say someone died in a back bedroom and that's where they believe the fire started. salvador shot this cell phone video of a fire attacking a house pire seven people called 911 before 7:30 reporting a smokey fire. >> i saw the big smoke coming out from somewhere. >> i saw smoke, no flames it's smelled like kind of burning. >> they say a man standing out front said he escaped the house but that someone was still inside. >> and our crews were searching the entire structure. throughout that search, they were able to determine and find that one person that was still inside the building was in the room of fire origin. >> firefighters found a podbody in the back bedroom. >> they say someone died in there but not sure because the gentleman who lives there was standing outside. >> reporter: they say this was a tough call for the crew. they went in hoping to save a life and instead came without a body. they just

jean what's the catch here? >> reporter: the owner of the atlas skate shop here in san mateo, wanted to install a roll up security door but this is a historic building so no bars are allowed outside. and you can see why he wants additional security not just one broken window two. and security video shows them breaking the door. once inside they swiped clothes. the shop owner boarded up the door and then on the 20th -- >> that's the brick going in and then he has to kick in more glass. >> reporter: and then break in a second time again, stealing clothes. >> to know someone's break in nonstop kind of sucks. >> it was frustrateing because i know how hard local shops work and shops like this actually help invest locally and they sponsor young kids. >> reporter: the owner of atlas doesn't want to talk on camera but he isn't allowed to install a roll up security door. he's hoping someone recognizes the suspect. they would like to see more cameras in downtown san mateo, cameras that may have caught the license plate on

over jeans, over dresses. >> this is exam be? a robe by philadelphia designer, mary row hoe, she had it again selling it with her loungerie collection. and it is so beautiful. the silk chiffon material so great. >> here is the thing, when you say bathrobe, i think this. to me this is a bathrobe. >> no, no, no. >> i don't think this is. >> there are many kind of bathrobes, i'm thinking back to vintage bathrobe. >> when you get out the shower do you put this on really? >> i love the vintage bathrobes. see, almost more like dressing gowns. you think of the old movie stars with the long cigarettes. these are the kind of bathrobes i am talking about. >> let's sewer more of them then. we have some models. >> we have beautiful model. we will do jill on the left. so this is i talked about wearing a vintage kim own a not bathrobe by any stretch of the imagination. but it has that sort of robe sort of -- so cinch at the waist. >> we want to see it. >> for a formal event. i wear this to best of philly party with huge pair of heals that is l

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i want to start with you, jean.hat is the impact of speaker boehner meeting with prime minister netanyahu? obviously not a coincidence. and sending a pretty strong message. >> actually his trip was planned several months ago. at a certain level, there is a bit of a coincidence happening. it's good for netanyahu and those who are very concerned about what this final deal is going to look like. >> we've known about this deadline for a while though. >> exactly. and this just brings all the attention on those negotiations and adds into the conversation the voice of the opposition, of the opponents. had they not had this particular moment, they wouldn't have been behind the podiums and all of the shots would have been of kerry and the negotiateing and people talking on capitol hill. it puts them square in the middle of the conversation, which is a challenge for the white house. >> and you raise the term opponents. one of the biggest opponents, senator tom cotton. he authored that letter written by 47 senators sent to the

one of the things that jean said is very true. know he is a celebrity and he is going to get targeted i think, because of that. and more importantly, they are going to know that he could have money in that commissary county and that maybe if they force him to have money in that commissary account, it comes back to help them. it is gonna be a huge change for hernandez. he will probably need to keep him in protective custody, at least for a while. we know he had some gang associations potentially before he got to the nfl and let me tell you, there are gangs in those prison systems and he may well have to get to something like that for protection purposes. >> yeah absolutely. tom, do you agree? it is interesting, some might say because of those connections, you know which we are not exactly sure what they might be but they of course have been reported that he would be safer, that he would be sort of a king of this prison but it sounds like from what mark is saying might be the opposite. >> it could be. i have had clients, when did a

my kids used to be hugging on your jeans and lose concentration and hug somebody else's jeans and bee -- >> wearing man clothes but they're not dad. >>> now i can't wait to see your reaction to this video. >> oh, jeez! oh my god! you idiot, you idiot, you idiot. what were you thinking? >> oh, such a bad -- >> i closed my eyes. >> oh, goodness! why on earth -- he's not dead. he did suffer a concussion but ended up with one of the spikes from the fence in his leg. >> i want to watch it. play it again. >> oh! f these your friendstely don't need enemies. apparently those guys felt like he had too much to drink and he obviously needed a nap. he and his friends are at country sunder. look what his friends do to him. >> i feel horrible for him! >> that's good. you shouldn't feel bad. he fell into a nice soft chair. >> just getting comfortable. >> that comfortable, yeah. >>> this one, just watch. this dummy thought he had the jump in him to make it all the way across that little river. >> he couldn't land it. >> forward like a gymnast would. >> what's more embarrassing the fall or his friend

no jean jacket for lebron. leather? fool. he went to cleveland to play with kyrie. >> there we go next on abc from beantown. ♪ this is awesome this is awesome yeah you know it ♪ ♪ i know you know it so sing it ♪

. >> i'm raj mathai, and it appears that the attack was unprovoked jean elle? >> yes, he said that he needed to go to the b.a.r.t. station, and before he got to the b.a.r.t. station, that pas sensenger attacked. >> and actually, if you are going to the b.a.r.t. station, there is a closer b.a.r.t. station straight ahead. >> for real? >> i should go there? >> yes. >> reporter: cab driver offered to save his pas sensenger a couple of bucks on the fare, but then he noticed that something was wrong wrong. i noticed that something was wrong. >> reporter: the veteran cab driver was right. just before he arrived there, the cab ride turned violent. the man repeatedly hit him with a metal padlock. >> i have a bump on the head, and little blood, but it could have been so worse. >> reporter: he says that the man was trying to steal electronics from the front seat and ran away. he didn't get anything, but he did get something, his sense of security. >> and in a way, it is me against the world in a way. >> reporter: in february, another passenger beat a cab driver in daily c

they would be hugging on your jeans and loose concentration and go and hug somebody else's jeans. >>y are wearing man clothes. >> these real estate agents are in for a frightening house tour. >> she starts letting them know her bro died there. >> see if they are willing to take on this listing. then, well. >> secuck out the air. >> exactly. >> as a real estate agent, when you show up to i aclient's house that you are potentially going to sell you have to expect anything. the real estate agents in this video never saw what happened to them coming. >> good morning. >> so the agents get to the house that they are going to take a look at to see how they can sell this house. >> this wasn't my house. it was my brother who suddenly passed away in this house. >> she starts letting them know her bro died there. then it gets really good when they start getting the tour of the house. >> i mean it is such a lot for me to be doing. >> the first reaction was massive. >> marbles start falling through the doors of that cabinet there. >> it would be so fun to be the guy pulling the trigger here. >> t

jean? >> reporter: that victim is here at san francisco general, listed in critical condition with a serious head injury. tonight his friends are telling us the homeless man's name is robert perry. and tonight police say they have his suspected attacker in custody. officers arrested 35-year-old arthur lee jones of fairfield last night. investigators say the security video that captured the attack led to the arrest. sfpd officers saw the video yesterday afternoon, and later last night officers out on patrol recognized jones at geary and larkin. that's the same intersection where the attack happened. officer carlos manfredi knows the victim from walking that beat. he says the homeless are a vulnerable population and the department is relieved to have a suspect in custody. >> regardless of whether or not someone is homeless you know everyone has a right to feel safe. and especially in san francisco. >> reporter: police are not releasing a mug shot of the suspect as they're still building their

jean casarez, thank you so much. let's move on and talk about baltimore. new video just in to cnn of the arrest of freddie gray. let me somehow yo this. he's the 25-year-old baltimore man whose death in police custody has sparked this new round of fierce protests against police brutality. this is another piece of video. this is amateur video obtained by our tv affiliate there. it shows gray -- you can hear some of this too. appears to show him being placed in these leg restraints after his initial arrest. gray ultimately went into a coma and died a week after this was taken. the new footage emerging as protesters are getting ready to demonstrate again this evening. it has been now three days since freddie gray died. now the justice department has launched its own investigation into how he suffered a severed spinal cord after police arrested him on april 12th. this comes as gray's family is hoping to receive his body today. his relatives were among the demonstrators who marched on baltimore police buildings. protesters have been demanding the arrest of the

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le pen: jean-marie le pen should act cautiously.u should perhaps relinquish his political responsibility. reporter: the far right party leader announced -- after he called spanish form prime minister in england and once again describe the telephone history. it means that the fate of the national front, that he created in 1972, he will now be forced to leave. the aging politician fired back. mr. le pen: mrs. le pen is trying to blow up her own party. she was lucky to have a united party that pulled off good election results. yet she is making trouble for herself, creating tensions as the party's president and honorary founder. -- as the president. molly: let's get a set of the headlines, narendra modi kicks off his first european tour kicking off in france. fighter jets, nuclear reactors at the heart of talks with french president for the ollanta. -- with french president francois hollande. and kenyans collecting the bodies of love one skilled in the massacre that house above militant group is responsible for. it is time now for a bu

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jean marie was born in illinois. sometimes called g. mary depending on whether you're pronouncing it in the french he -- that he grew up in or in english, which was customary in st. louis. he was born to a woman who was enslaved by the french and had been brought into the area before it was even deemed to be american territory. jean marie fought for his freedom and the freedom of his wife and his two children. he was kidnapped twice and shipped to new orleans twice and manacles for ale. -- in manacles for sale. and twice he beat them back, escaped and sued first freedom. the first time the suit for his -- the first time he sued for his freedom he sued in st. , louis, appealing all the way to the missouri supreme court. i was able to find that on that day the missouri supreme court ruled in his favor, he had a party. i know that because people who lost try to bring an action for disorderly conduct for him for creating such a ruckus. that was not the end. he was kidnapped one more time and this time sent back to new orleans. there he file

because it was her head that got caught between the two vehicles that collided. 61-year-old bonnie jean novak was wrapping up her shift and was starting up her late model volkswagon, that she was having problems with. she left the vehicle in neutral when she exited the car, the problem is that she did so in a section of this parking lot that was sloped. the vehicle was neutral and coasting through the lot and the victim was trying to stop the vehicle and that made her fall underneath or in between the two vehicles, bonnie jean novak was crushed. school officials to open with a two hour delay today in her memory. they said the lovely woman affectionally known as b.j. will be missed. >> she was only an employee for a few years in the district but she had a strong work ethic and someone that was always able to step up and take on runs in order to support our students. >> and the north hampton county coroner ruled this case an accident and they ordered substitute drivers for any driver that needed time to mourn novak's death. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a 22-year

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does this mean that jean marie le pen is going to retire from politics? >> it looks like it, yesterday we had a family drama over the past few days. -- it looks like it, yes. we had this family drama over the past few days. the batter over things he said and his intention to run for the regional election and -- in the southeast region of france where the national front stands a good chance of actually winning that election. eventually, he said no, i'm not someone who will back down. i have backbone and someone with bullies. but he had several meetings this weekend and today he announced he will not be running for this position. this was clearly his last election. we cannot see him run again especially because he lost the fight within the party. marine le pen was able to garner the support of party leadership but also, according to the polls, party militants against the views of her father. she has presented him as someone who is physically too old and said too many nasty things for her strategy, and the party has backed her. annette: how do you think this