. >> melissa jenkins was found dead on the side of a road.e say she was strangled. >> this morning the police arrested a couple who once shoveled snow from jenkins' driveway charging them with her murder. the crime has the community reeling. >> reporter: at st. john's academy melissa jenkins' classroom has become a memorial with students and staff coming to grips with the unthinkable. their beloved science teacher murdered. >> there are some who are numb who can't take it in right now or some who are confused about how something like this could happen. >> reporter: on sunday night vermont state police found the 33-year-old single mom's suv idling on a road not far from her home. police report there were signs of a struggle. jenkins' 2-year-old son was found all alone but safe inside. less than 24 hours later police found a body off a back road 15 minutes from where jenkins' suv was located. on tuesday officials positively identified jenkins, ruling her case a homicide but not revealing any more information related to the case. >> a child that

jenkins. they had snow plowed her driveway a couple years ago. >> reporter: cops surrounded their mobile home wednesday. according to the affidavit patricia prue called jenkins sunday night saying the couple's car had broken down near her house asking for help. the 33-year-old jenkins cautiously agreed, court documents show, first calling an ex-boyfriend to let him know what she was doing, telling him she felt a bit uncomfortable around alan prue. when she got out of her car police say prue attacked her, choking and beating her severely before putting her in the couple's car and driving off. patricia prue continued to choke jenkins according to court documents. jenkins' 2-year-old son ty was discovered safe and all alone in his mother's still idling suv describing the assault for police by pulling on the back of his neck and saying, mommy cried. >> a rise. >> reporter: when interviewed by investigators alan prue said he got the idea to get a girl while driving around. after killing jenkins pol

jenkins death was the result of strangulation. >> reporter: in an affidavit, police found jenkins' bodydown in shallow water with condoms and wrappers found nearby. friends of jenkins told police alan prew once asked melissa jenkins out and showed up drunk at her house last year. >> there are animals in this world. they pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder. they were out sunday and decided to, quote, get a girl. and that's what -- >> how can you do something so egregious in front of a child and according to police reports, when they were questioning, which i can imagine just being in that room questioning the little boy, he was making -- the motion that his mom was strangled. >> if you are capable of cage innocent woman, i think you are capable benefit anything. hard to get our head around this. >>> another bizarre and sad case. the los angeles teacher accused of bizarre sex acts with a student will stay in jail, at least for now. the judge refused to lower mark berm's $23 million bail. in arguing against the reduction, prosecutors said some of the alleged victims in the case were

jenkins spoke for 20 minutes at a town hall in kul pculpepper. he's served 12 years in prison, but he was released from jail last week. in february a federal judge condemned police and prosecutors for outrageous misconduct in the case. they are accused of conceal iina plea deal. they also did not disclose failed polygraph results. the prosecutor gary close resigned but denied any wrong doing. today sheriff jenkins says the truth will come out in time. >> as soon as it is allowed, i will answer your questions. i'll give details. and if possible, i will even show the recorded video interrogations from the investigation and make those public to you in a town hall meeting. >> special prosecutor raymond murro is deciding whether or not to retry michael hash. hash must stay with his parents near charlottesville, virginia, and report to a caseworker on a weekly basis. >>> in the race for the white house, gop contenders are keeping a close eye on puerto rico waiting ing ting to see we primary there. mitt romney was on the defensive. and as brian moore re

police found jenkins' suv still running. her unharmed 2-year-old inside. were signs of a struggle. family members believe that jenkins left home to help someone with car trouble. but who she planned to meet is a mystery. >> i think someone called for help and she ron. >> jenkins taught science at st. johnsbury academy. she was a freshman basketball coach and had been a dorm proctor. at night, she worked part-time as a waitress, at the creamery restaurant. >> it's so good to see so many with their hearts as broken as mine. thank you. >> reporter: she has no restraining orders. and more disconcerting, police are uncertain if the killer will strike again. >> we don't know if it's an isolated incident. we expect the public to use all vigilance and diligence when out and about. >> and your heart goes out to that 2-year-old little boy. and police telling people here to be vigilant. >> so many questions there. >>> now, to the dangers known to a cheap high known as whip-it. actress demi moore put the spotlight on whip-its when she was hospitalized earlier this yea

this is the husband and wife they say brutally murdered melissa jenkins. >> they knew miss jenkins andle of years ago. >> reporter: what allegedly was intended to be a sexual encounter sunday night went wrong. according to court documents, allen prue wanted to get a girl. his wife then allegedly called jenkins saying they needed help, luring her to this rural road with a phony story. jenkins 2-year-old son was this the backseat. left all alone after the prues dragged off his mother. >> she was placed in the prue vehicle. mrs. prue turned around and continued to strangle her to make sure miss jenkins was dead. >> reporter: court documents say she called a friend because she was uncomfortable. >> we're entering pleas of not guilty on both accounts. >> reporter: police say, patricia prue denies any involvement. according to her husband, they tack here back to their house, stripped her of her clothes, wrapped her body in a tarp and dumped it along the connecticut river. the body was severely bruised, face down in shallow water. her feet bound with rope and tied to a cement block. the coupl

. >> jenkins is making grown-man money because his employer is turning conventional rust belt wisdom upside down. here, the idea that it's cheaper to produce things overseas has come face to face with yankee ingenuity. >> a little ingenuity. >> sounds so simple. >> it does. >> it wasn't though? >> it was a little bit of hard work >> the operation's manager wanted to move production from china to the u.s. to better control production and cut costs. so she literally engineered most of the labor out. her new version required fewer screws and almost no rivets

jenkins spoke for about 20 minutes at a public town hall in cu culpeper today. michael hash served 12 years in prison for the murder of thelma scoggins. but he was released from jail last week. in february a federal judge condemned police and prosecutors for outrageous misconduct in the case. they're accused of concealing a plea deal with another man accused in the murder. the judge said they alsolo and they lied about an informant's role. county prosecutor gary close resigned but denied any wrongdoing. today sheriff jenkins said that the truth will come out in time. >> and soon as it is allowed, i will answer your questions. i'll give details. and if possible, i'll even show the recorded video interrogations from the investigation and make those public to you in a town hall meeting. >> special prosecutor raymond morrow is currently deciding whether to retry michael hash. as part of his release hash must stay with his parents near charlottesville, virginia and report to a case worker on a weekly basis. >>> well, the soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians

. >> scott jenkins is now the sheriff of culpeper county. >> i will answer your questions. >> sure of jenkins wanted to tell his side of the story, but was strongly advised not to buy a special prosecutor. he did defend himself and refuses to resign. >> nothing i did in that investigation was unethical and i refuse to hide. >> questions still remain. who killed that elderly woman so many years ago? court documents indicated kept authorities had another suspect in this case. his name was billy scott. they cannot find him. >> we are going to turn down to vote 2012. mitt romney celebrating an overwhelming win in puerto rico's primary. he won all 20 delegates. he questioned the economic credentials of rick santorum. he called rick santorum and president obama economic lightweights. >> i do not think you are going to replace an economic light weight with another economic light weight. >> i hear the same thing over and over again. i am praying for you. >> candidates are looking forward to the primaries ahead in louisiana. santorum has 253 delegates. the other two candidates are trailing beh

they had been texting with jenkins the afternoon before she disappeared.re supposed to see her today. now, they are dealing with her death. >> she's the best mom. still the best mom. >> reporter: outside the private school where jenkins worked locals gathered for a vigil tuesday night. as the community struggles with the mystery surrounding jenkins' death, people here are focused on little ty, who has lost his mother. >> she's ty's guardian angel because she's looking down on him. she's a perfect guardian angel. >> reporter: police have not named a suspect or person of interest in this case. there's no word yet on funeral arrangements. meantime we've understood that there will be a fund-raiser friday for the 2-year-old boy whose mother worked at this school for years. >> ron mott up in vermont for us. ron, thank you very much. let us get a check of the weather now from maria larosa, filling in for al. >> all right, matt. temperatures still a bit chilly across the country. take a look. it does seem really the driving force with all of this. it stays north,

jenkins, who is no a sheriff, was one of the two investigators who put hash away. he defended himself against the scathing report from judge turk. >> nothing was done improper by myself or the other investigator in the interrogations. i never set up any type of jailhouse snitch to meet with mike hash, neither did my partner. if sheriff hart d so be it. it was not to my knowledge. >> reporter: in the opinion, the judge said that jenkins improperly coached a witness, even showing him crime scene photos and lied on the stand about a fact in the case. sheriff jenkins is so confident he did nothing wrong and will hold a town hall meeting this sunday to address the public. the judge's report laid a great deal of the blame on the commonwealth attorney gary close for failing to disclose crucial information beneficial to the defense. close resigned this week. new, it's up to fairfax commonwealth attorney ray murrow, working as a special prosecuteitor decide if hash should be retried. >> we have begun reviewing the files, the sheriff's files, the tarn's files, and the eviden

leroy jenkins! here it is, your moment of zen. >> it was just odd. it felt like uncle rico in napoleon dynamite? >> which one was uncle rico? >> the guy with the hair parted in the middle and he was constantly throwing passes, talking about his high school football career, not working.cay comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org. >> stephen: tone results of super tuesday as well as a preview of meh saturday. and should we go to war with iran? i'll look at the pros and the positives. then my guest, actor willem defoe has a new movie about war on mars. i didn't know mars had oil. [laughter] happy 100th birthday, oreos. in your honor i'm eating 100 oreos today. same as every day. [laughter] this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> stephen: welcome to "the report," everybody. good to see ya. [cheering and applause] thank you so much. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [audience chanting "stephen"] i can't stop that. i can't stop that. thank you so muc

you see the sign there, "we love you miss jenkins."his is where the funeral service is expected to take place. in the very school where she taught science and also coached the girl's basketball team. her 2-year-old son, ty is staying with her parents and his father said he's doing well and hanging in there. robin. >> a lot of heavy hearts there. lindsey, thank you. let's check with weather with sam. >> good morning. let's start with the soaking northwest. this is about five inches of very heavy rain. in larkspur county. in some cases we've had 17 inches of rain since the 1st of march. we sierras that will have 11 inches of rain. if i have to highlight the heaviest rain zone, right on the botcheder of california and oregon, eugene and that zone right there. this is very heavy rain and big winds along the coastline as well. if you're looking for a quick warm-up, here's what we have to tell you the next couple days in the northeast. we're going up and down, up and down. don't get settled into the temperatures staying in the 60s. they won'

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>> reporter: jenkins who is now the serve was one of two investigators who helped put hash away. he declined to reveal his comments to hash but defended himself against the scathing report from judge turk. >> nothing was done improper by myself or the other investigators in the interviews or interrogations. i never set up any type of jailhouse snitch to meet with mike hash, neither did the sheriff or others. if sheriff hart did, so be it. it wasn't to my knowledge. >> reporter: but in the opinion judge turk says jenkins improperly coached a witness even showing him crime scene photos and lied on the stand about a fact in the case of sheriff jenkins saysfailing beneficial to the defense. close resigned this week. now it's up to fairfax commonwealth attorney ray murrow working as special prosecutor to decide if hash should be retried. >> we've already begun reviewing the sheriffs files, county attorney's files and the evidence collected at the scene and various trial transcripts and recorded statements and what not of various witnesses. so we're going to review all that and do what

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the community reeling over the death of melissa jenkins.y awaiting some kind of a breakthrough to see who did this. abc's linsey davis has the latest. >> good morning, robin. state police returned to the crime scene to gather additional evidence, although they would that say what kind of evidence. family members say they may be close to an arrest. >> reporter: the autopsy results are in and vermont officials have positively identified the body of 33-year-old melissa jenkins, the loves mother and idolized science teacher who mysteriously disappeared over the weekend. while the manner of death is being ruled a homicide, the cause of death is not being revealed as to not hamper the investigation. only witness coco possibly identify the victim is 2-year-old ty. investigators questioned the toddler. so far he hasn't been able to tell police what happened. ♪ >> reporter: classes at st. johnsbury academy where jenkins taught science were canceled tuesday. in the evening, members of this close-knit community came here to mourn. >> our focus has bee

>>> still ahead on "good morning america" -- the new dancing queen, katherine jenkins, she's hitting in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. at 7:56 on morning this friday. maryland governor martin committed to the inmates serving life. this is the first time he has approved a commutation. denied all 49 previous requests. the record level jackpot could reach $600 million by tonight. onschannel 8 will have more in just a fewport minutes. we turn to lisa baden and traffic. traffice in the beenrn where they have on a hot lanes at road and el lanes shipped to the right. it is all about change. we will take you to a picture of landover south of rte. 50. you can see the flashing lights gravel spell on the beltway between new carrollton and greenbelt. >> not a bad morning in terms sunshiner, plenty of t the clouds will roll in afternoon and into the overnight hours. 60- the clouds, the rain, a degrees today and showers will eventually come to an end the morning hours to morrow, 50-55. 60-65. temperatures will warm by the end of the weekend. be back at 8:27. we love gardening... yeah, but the f

>>> still ahead on "good morning america" -- the new dancing queen, katherine jenkins, she's hittingg i'm eric thomas. first lady obama is coming to the bay area today to attend day democratic national fundraising event in san francisco this afternoon. a coast guard ceremony tomorrow in alameda. it is probably going to rain on her, right mike? >>> a few sprinkles possible this morning and again this afternoon in the north bay all of us overnight into tomorrow with showers tomorrow afternoon. it will be dry sunday. >>> there's a new injury crash southbound 242 past highway 4, overturn accident little bit of slowing at the scene not much of a delay at the bay bridge toll, sluggish traffic south 101 through san rafael. >>> the news continues now with "good morning america." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> we're going to get you so ready. >> yeah. >> gma deejay friday is alive. for the love of money. playing for the love of money right now. and that's the feeling so many people have all across the country. >> in penn station, there was an electricity in the air. >> no question about it. so

tomorrow afternoon there's a public memorial service scheduled for melissa jenkins. they're asking everyone who attends to wear pink. matt? >> ron mott in vermont. >>> it's 34 after the hour. here's savannah. >>> her daughter's independence is being set back by her own school. officials say the girl may no longer use her walk he and must instead rely on a wheelchair. our janet shamlian has this story for us. good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. this is a story that's touched many people, especially those who know firsthand the challenges that disabled children can face. a mother sees her young daughter striving for independence and says the school is trying to thwart it. now a testy exchange between the school administrator and that mother is posted on the internet. it's getting a lot of attention but so far no resolution. >> do you see that? we have to make a step. >> reporter: for kristi roberts, this is a miracle. she's off. five years ago, when the houston-area mom adopted her daughter born wither er icereb palsy and epilepsy, doctors made th

. >> at this factory in north canton, ohio, byron jenkins is working a job be that less than a year agon't exist. >> people want to get a good job. they can't find them no place. >> you found one here. >> took a long time, but i did. >> his new job is at suarez industries, home of the eden pure space heater. making more than twice what he did at mcdonald's. the manufacturing could buy fast food. >> the teenager jobs, you know, they're no good for a grown man. i used to get paid every two weeks and half of what i'm getting paid now. >> now you're making grown man money. >> making grown man money. >> jenkins is making grown-man money because his employer is turning conventional rust belt wisdom upside down. here, the idea that it's cheaper to produce things overseas has come face to face with yankee ingenuity. >> a little ingenuity. >> sounds so simple. >> it does. >> it wasn't though? >> it was a little bit of hard work >> the operation's manager wanted to move production from china to the u.s. to better control production and cut costs. so she literally engineered most of the labor out.

in 60s, sheriff michael jenkins helped put michael hash behind bars for murder. hash was reliefd from jail last week after a federal judge accused police and prosecutors of what he called outrageous misconduct. the police and prosecutors in the case are accused of concealing a plea deal with another man accused in the murder. they were also accused of not revealing failed polygraph tests and lying about an informant's role. yesterday sheriff jenkins denied all wrongdoing. >> as soon as it is allowed, i will answer your questions, i'll give details. if possible, i'll even show the recorded video interrogations from the investigation and make those public to you in a town hall meeting. you can see what i did for yourself. >> the county prosecutor in the case has resigned but denied any wrongdoing, as well. a special prosecutor is currently deciding whether to retry michael hash. >>> all right. look at this mess. a driver crashed into a building in the brookland neighborhood in the district. this happened yesterday morning in the 3500 block of 12th street northeast.

we went behind the scenes to find out. ♪ >> reporter: the remarkable life of katherine jenkins may beys represent reality. >> i know sexy when i see it. and you got it. >> reporter: but those moves are just jive, katherine explains. >> quite sexy. ♪ >> reporter: a sexy act that katherine insists is not really her you exude sexuality. >> this is not me at all. sxwlr her denial can be challenging for the singer's pro dance teacher. >> kidding. ♪ >> reporter: hello elegant foxtrot impressed the crankiest of judges. but rehearsing was a soar. you won't find these moves during her concerts. it's her voice that moves audiences. ♪ to the tune of eight albums selling 6 million copies. >> i sing a mixture of everything from opera to folk music, broadway, it's a mix of things. ♪ >> reporter: she got hooked on classics after learning to sing at church in wales, where she was born, schooled and raised with her younger sister in their modest home. her mom and aunt waving the flags of wales will again, this monday, cheer with joy in the studio audience, a world away in wales. she remembers high sch

on sunday, a friend found jenkins suv running with her two-year-old son inside. he was not hurt.body in a remote area on monday. tests today show that it is in fact jenkins. >> a killer recorded himself on a shooting rampage in france as he killed three children, a rabbi, and three paratroopers. police believe the video is evidence that mohommed had an accomplice. the video was mailed during the same time he was involved in a 32 hour standoff with police. officers shot and killed him last week. french president says he is trying to block tv stations from showing that video. >>> did you see it? atlanta firefighters struggling to rescue a man trapped in the mud. take a close look. no one knows how long the man was stuck in the mud. someone spotted him and called 911. the suction is so strong, it trap add firefighter. after about 40 minutes, firefighters finally pulled the man to safety. >>> tonight on the news edge at 11:00, a victim in a string of d.c. hate crimes is speaking out. >> pulled me into an alley way by wrapping the bag around me twice and as they were dragging me, they

jenkins' family says she left home to help someone with car trouble, but it is not clear who. jenkins' exact cause of death has not been released yet. >>> police have not named any suspects in this case. >>> a second person is found dead in the mountainous area being consumed by a colorado wildfire. firefighters discovered the body inside the same house where the first victim was found yesterday. the fire destroyed 16 homes and has grown to seven square miles. right now, 900 homes have been evacuated and more remain under a threat. >> panic. panic-stricken. i really am. >> reporter: first time in 36 years. had to move, get out of here. so heavy duty. >> reporter: the wildfire is located about 25 miles southwest of denver. investigators believe it may have started as a controlled burn that came back to life due to strong wind gusts. >> reporter: passengers are forced to tackle the captain of their jet blue flight. it happened on the from new york to las vegas. bigad shaban reports. the plane was also forced to make an emergency landing. >> reporter: passengers on board a jet bl

back in 60s, sheriff scott jenkins helped put michael hash behind bars for murder. last week a is released him from jail, accusing police and prosecutors of "outrageous misconduct." the judge says they concealed a plea deal and also hid failed polygraph tests of witnesses. yesterday, sheriff entins address -- jenkins den i'med the accusations. >>> a special prosecutor is currently deciding whether to retry michael hash. >>> this morning people in north platte, nebraska, are waking up to assess the damage from two tornadoes. this photo shows one. it was taken by a railroad worker. he says the tornado traveled on the ground for at least ten minutes. we're sold that several homes and buildings have been destroyed. so far no deaths have been reported. two people were injured. both are expected to be okay. >>> people in fairfax county will be preparing for a natural disaster during a tornado drill today. the three-day emergency exercise is called operation enduring collaboration. the scenario will be a major tornado outbreak. the last tornado in the county hit on march 1

. >> reporter: at this factory in north canton, ohio, byron jenkins is working a job that less than aar ago didn't exist. >> people just want to get a good job. we can't find them no place. >> reporter: you found one here? >> it took a long time but i did. >> reporter: his new job is at suarez industrieses home of the edenpure space heaters, making more than twice what he did at mcdonald's. hello manufacturing, good-bye fast food. >> the teenager jobs,un, they're no good for a grown man. i used to get paid every two weeks and get paid half of what i'm getting paid now. >> reporter: now you're making grown-man money. >> making grown-man money. >> reporter: jenkins is making grown-man money because his employer is turning conventional rust belt wisdom upside down. here the idea that it's cheaper to produce things overseas has come face to face with yankee ingenuity. >> a little enginuty. >> reporter: it sounds so simple. >> it does. >> it really wasn't though. >> it wasn't. it was a little hard work. >> reporter: operations managers can pay wanted to move production of this portal heate

. >>> an arrest today in vermont. 33-year-old melissa jenkins was a science teacher at the prestigious st. john's berry academy. she was also a single mom. on saturday her suv with her 2-year-old inside was found idling along the side of a road. her body was found 24 hours later. today police arrested a husband and wife who once shoveled snow from jenkins driveway and charged them with her murder. her small community is still reeling from the news. >> way too soon for a life tofr end in such a brutal way. full communities are saddened. it's horrible. >> police say jenkins was strangled to death and the couple are charged with second-degree murder but could face additional charges. >>> when news 4 at 4:00 continues actress alicia silverstone is making national headlines after posting video online of how she feeds her baby. >>> christy brinkley had her turn yesterday. now it is her ex-husband's turn to tell his side of their bitter battle. >>> plus, you could soon get a lot more prescription medication over the counter. dr. jaqui joins us next to >>> don't feel too bad about not winning

melissa jenkins' 2-year-old son was found alone in the back of jenkins' car on sunday. police now saying they believe she was lured away from her home by a man and his wife who used to plow her driveway. they're accused of strangling jenkins, pouring bleach on her naked body, then weighing her down with concrete blocks before tossing her corpse into the connecticut rhode island. jenkins was a 33-year-old science teacher at a prestigious school in vermont. police say her son likely witnessed part of that brutal attack. >>> well, an atheist group is demanding a town ditch a police uniform town that has the word "religion" on it, but the mayor is pushing back. trace gal gallagher has more. what do can we know, trace? >> reporter: the story is fascinating because this group, freedom from religion, has been very successful in getting religious symbols and words taken out of public places and off of government entities, but now -- in fact, a lot of places say they just can't fight because they can't afford to fight, so they take them down. apparently, the group has met its ma

and now the particulars, former prosecutor faith jenkins and criminal defense attorney. pink slime and all ammonian could make a delicious combination but if you put them in hamburgers you should put them on label. >>guest: that is exactly what the scientists are saying. these two people know better than anyone else about the products. they are scientists. they tested meat for years and they are saying this is garbage and there is no reason it should be included in meat. guess what, in the u.k. this pink slime is banned. mcdonald's and burger and taco bell will not use the product anymore. it is a filler. >>shepard: even taco bell. >>guest: it is a filler and combined with meat to "fill" the product. there is in reason human beings should consume this. >>randy: one man's pink slime is another man's finety texture ed beef. where have the scientists been? why is it now that they suddenly come out and say this is bad? maybe because they are whistleblowers and they are looking for some money? amazing how suddenly they have this thought. >>shepard: i prefer they not put pink

final seconds, gerald wallace defending jenkins, beat it kid? warriors blow a 19-point lead and suffer their fourth straight loss. >> second baseman freddy sanchez his shoulder is still ailing. he pitched for first time on monday. both placed on 15-day disabled list. they will not be ready for opening day for arizona. who will start at second? they released a player today. speaking of spring, giants lo logs of san diego, 8-7 yesterday. >> the departure of michael busch to chicago left an opening for the backfield. they acquired a player for offensive lineman campbell. raiders also signed wheeler from indy. >> this is a signature for john grudin, one on one what is called qb camp. nobody gets spared, not even andrew luck. >> don't overthink a great thing. you can be your own worse enemy. it turns in, what is this? >> you got two minutes left. [ laughter ] >> what are you thinking. >> a lot of cuss words. >> i love grudin. nice teeth. >> and mark greves, seven touchdown passes, my producer called him grandpa. how many can do this? 37 years old. sa

jenkins is holding a community meeting sunday at 3:00 p.m. in the courtyard next to the courthouse. >>> now to a story you will see first on fox 5. the u.s. attorney's office is announcing a sweeping review of the past convictions in the district after evidence some people may have gone to prison in part because of dubious scientific evidence. paul wagner has a preview of the story he is working on for 6:00. >> reporter: in recent weeks two men learned the science that helped send them to prison was flat out wrong. one spent more than 25 years behind bars for murder. the other more than 20 for rape. both men want their convictions overturned. the u.s. attorney said today he has launched a new probe to investigate whether the science may have sent others to prison as well. >> hair analysis and fiber analysis are used but i think what has happened in my jurisdiction we had these two cases that subsequent dna testing has shown that the hair analysis was flawed and i am not prepared to talk about the validity of the science but i am at this point

the katherine jenkins and her partner got the same score with the giants. >> it was my alter ego.ything. i came up and i said how did go? a> do you feel like trophy?r for the >> i think so. she and i are working hard. and william levy and maria , who danced with an injury. a great test of strength. think i can birth a child now. are happy to receive the of love we are receiving. a very driven donald driver. >> i told her we are not going anywhere. so get ready. >> he is followed by sherri shepherd in sixth place. and jaleel white in seventh place. tied in eighth place r. jack wagner and gavin degraw. actress melissa gilbert is at bottom as well as gladys y martina.llowed b >> i thought i was much more a ban lastrelaxed week. >> the dancing is done. the pressure is on. of the seasonle eliminated during results show. reporting from abc news in los angeles. >> that puts the pressure on them. upper.ve to step mid to -- step it up. >> it is 37 degrees. >> a big welcome for a backup quarterback for the jets. >> a big welcome for a backup quarterback for the jets. we love gardening... ye

and a legal panel, faith jenkins and randy zelin. is a new song that maybe grandma should hear it. >>jonathan: it is a wonderful song. >>shepard: now, if he sent out your number, for instance, but left off the last number, would people --. >>randy: my daughters would have given him the last number so he would get it right so they are such huge fans. >>faith: it is outrageous he has 19 million twitter followers. could on. outrageous. they have a claim here. anyone can see, really, really, 19 million twitter followers and out of it, if he had 19 followers i would say no, but --. >>shepard: do you follow each other? >>faith: i side with the grandmother. >>shepard: the video of her listening to the voice mail of these people call thing justin and i can later, what is wrong with these people? good grief. back in the day, what is wrong with the people. >>randy: thing of the beauty if justin bieber showed up at the house with a bouquet of roses and a couple of tickets. she had grandchild. she has grandchild. >>shepard: she said "i don't lik