there were more victims than just jessica roach. been near the campus of indiana wesleyan university, where tricia reitler had disappeared. i was over there because i needed to be with somebody. it was a small shopping center, i had a van. hall said he raped and strangled a girl here, too. then he identified his victim by pointing to tricia's picture. tricia's disappearance had remained a mystery for 18 months. >> we were just kind of sitting on the sidelines waiting for information to come in. >> with little evidence, and local police insisting on another suspect, tricia's parents, gary and donna, still suffered. >> i know with each thing that came in, the urgency was great. and the heartache was great, too. and anticipation and the hope. >> hall's confession meant the reitlers might at last find their daughter and gary miller had found the killer of jessica roach. but the next day, hall changed his story. >> as i was talking to him, he said, i was just telling you about my dreams, that didn't really happen. he said, it was just my

or will there be a second act from paul and jessica?i'm fully just as enthusiastic about y combinator. we are doing so many exciting things. >> now it actually seems like a good idea. >> how about you, paul? >> i'm going to go back to writing. that was what i was doing before y combinator. that is what i was always hoping to do. >> how do you guys want yc to be remembered? >> i want us to still exist. i want yc to be this institution that persists for a long time. it could last a lot longer than a product company does because structurally it is like a university. it could in principle last for hundreds of years. >> i want us to be remembered for changing a lot of people's lives and making the world a better place. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for doing this. and being our guests on "studio 1.0." ♪ ♪ he's out there. ♪ there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take th

next, is y combinator it, or will the be a second act for pauline jessica -- paul and jessica? ?> we are doing so many exciting things. i'm going back to writing. that is what i was doing before y combinator. yhow do you guys want combinator to be remembered? exist.nted to still i wanted to be an institution that persists for a long time. structurally it is more like a university. >> i wanted to change a lot of people's lives. and hopefully, make the world a little bit better place. and jessica livingston, thank you very much. ♪ he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. ? >> by now, you know his story. the kid who started the social network in his harvard dorm room. he became one of the wealthiest men in the world. what mark zuckerberg may not be chang

jessica: servando se convirtiÓ en traficante de droga segÚn las autoridades en 2006 su fundador de lavirtiÓ en lÍder de los templarios. la tuta: somos un mal necesario afortunadamente estamos nosotros. jessica: religioso, generoso entre su gente y aficionado a las peleas de gallos quienes lo conocen asegura que tomaba decisiones en su propio palenque, que mandÓ a construir en su tierra. la tuta: a cada rato dice que andan detrÁs de los caballos templarios y lo manifiestan en todo el pueblo que porque somos delincuentes ahora yo les digo posiblemente lo Único que ha salido armado ante los medios es su servidor. jessica: demostrÓ que muchas autoridades estaban vinculadas con el los grababa en video cada vez que estaba con ellos y lo filtraba fue visto con alcalde, funciones estatales, periodistas y hasta el hijo del ex gobernador fausto vallejo. hoy tambiÉn fue detenido su hermano, flavio gÓmez martÍnez. la captura de la tuta tardÓ mÁs de dos aÑos el capo mexicano enfrenta cargos en ee.uu. ante una corte por trÁfico de drogas, ademÁs de estar fichado por el departamento del tesoro estad

chris and jessica and only 42 days to the phillies home opener. lets lot at forecast on the seven day. yes, wednesday 36. cold after that. it stays below normal. chris and jessica yes eastern daylight savings time ends. >> we are all ready to springford. >> no kidding. >> thank you very much. >> how much money do you have in emergency savings? there is a new report that find in many cases american families are often very very close to the financial edge. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at the numbers. >> reporter: one in four americans have credit card debt that equals or exceed what they have in emergency savings. that is according to a new bank rate.com report that find people between the ages of 30 and 49 are often in the worst shape. possibly because the expenses associated with raising children and paying a mortgage. >> it is testament to how under saved many americans are for emergencies. they either don't have any emergency savings or what they have just isn't enough and if they have credit card debt on top of that

qusair mohamedbhai, civil rights lawyer and attorney for the family of jessica hernandez.d mimi madrid puga is a community organizer and board member of the colorado anti-violence program. we are broadcasting from denver, colorado, from denver open media. when i flew into denver yesterday on thursday, i went directly to the first unitarian society church to meet arturo hernandez garcia, an undocumented immigrant and father of two. since october, he has sought sanctuary at the church as he fights his deportation. i also met his 9-year old daughter andrea, who is a united states citizen. her status means he may be allowed to stay in the country under president obama's new deferred action program starting in may -- if he is not deported before then. andrea was with her father when i went to interview him last night. we just arrived at the unitarian church in denver and we are coming to see arturo garcia hernandez, who is taken refuge here. he is taken sanctuary here. the first one to do this in denver since the 1980's. hi, i'm amy goodman. can you tell me how you ended up liv

los padres de la joven jessica hernÁndez denuncian crimen fue otro caso de exceso de fuerza policial.ecibiÓ varios disparos presuntamente a manos de la policÍa india respondÍa una llamada por un auto robado. >> que le quitaran la licencia porque no merecen una placa. >> el jefe de policÍa de denver dijo que ha pedido a su personal que revise cada incidente en los Últimos dos aÑos que implican oficiales parando vehÍculos en movimiento. otros incidente de este tipo se registraron el aÑo pasado. >> aÚn hay mucho trabajo por hacer mano a mano con eso la importancia de ser transparentes. >> muchos cuestionan un hecho ocurrido en la intervenciÓn por quÉ jessy fue la Única que muriÓ a pesar de que se encontraba con al menos cuatro menores de edad en el vehÍculo. los que crÍtica lo ocurrido dicen que es otro posible caso es esa violencia policial esta vez contra un adolescente hispana. >> cuÁntas veces se han visto que han matado hispanos? afro americanos cuÁntos no? es puro racismo. >> la muerte de la joven jessica hernÁndez desatado segÚn las autoridades un tema de urgencia. la presencia de

. >> the woman advertised as jessica tells officers she's a single mom working to support her kids. >do you have children here? >> no. >> where are your children at? >> my child is in new york. >> in new york? >> police find a new york city escort contract, revealing that jessica is working for an agency hundreds of miles from home. >> it appears she's been back and forth to here since august. there's another girl who apparently rented the room. she was nowhere to be found. >> do you know who rented the room? >> who rented the room? >> after a quick background check it becomes clear to officers that renting a room is the least of jessica's problems. >> if you don't want to answer questions, just tell me. >> a records check showed that she had an outstanding warrant for home invasion out of new york. >> all right. let's go. >> officers find no money in the hotel room and suspect jessica isn't working or traveling alone. >> we're not taking anything from your room. >> with jessica in cuffs they head to the station for processing. when suddenly the hotel manager alerts police that jessic

i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai as we be begin with the latest. >> yes, we go to our meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> yes, we will have rainfall that when it comes slow to start tonight with only a few sprinkles in the north bay, but most of it is off of the shore at the moment, but as the forecast modeling is show ging by 1:30 we should have rainfall start manage the north bay. here is where the problem is coming in, by 4:00, still over the north bay and that is the case at 6:00 in the morning. e e vp chully the rainfall is going going -- eventually it will push over to the landfall and over marin and san mateo counties. if you are used to it, you want to watch the creeks and the rivers and the streams behind your house closely. with the friday storm, we will have winds gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour and we are stressing that it could take down trees and power lines and traveling will be hazardous. this is the first in a series of two storms in the next three days. we will talk about the impressive rainfall totals, and how much we expect to pick up in 15 minutes. >> thank you, jeff

jessica. >> all right vittoria, looking good. thanks. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" it could be the the key to losing weight, lowering blood pressure and reducing blood sugar levels. health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the one thing you should add to your diet. >>> the big easy kicks off its biggest party of the year we will take to you a celebrity filled parade beasley. >>> an eagles starter is trying to clear his name after being detain by police for five hours last night, nate allen's first brush with the law is leaving questions to be answered allen defend himself ahead in sports. hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! very interesting day to say the least on the hash tag cbs-3 snow on twitter and facebook. we have picked our favorite pic

>>> we're getting waves of wind chris and jessica. arctic air moving and the wind will continue tonight and through tomorrow morning. take a look at the current gusts right now in philadelphia winds gusting over 30 miles an hour. 44-mile an hour gust in reading. 39 miles an hour gust in millville. tropical storm strength gust. right now it feels like six in millville. threesome wilmington. five below in reading and 14 below in the poconos. we have a wind chill warning in effect for the poconos could get as as 25 below tomorrow morning. that goes through 4:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. we have a wind chill advisory north and west of the city in our suburbs wind chills as cold as 15 below. but that's just the beginning. during the day tomorrow, in philadelphia we'll see a wind chill of 10 below to start. that's even in the city at the bus stop. by noon it will feel like four. by three it will feel like 10 and by 6:00 p.m. it will feel like 12. now, this is the first wave of arctic cold. we'll be greeted with snow showers for valentine'

samuel rivera tiene los detalles. >> el velorio de jessica hernÁndez la joven hispana de 17 aÑos que y cÓmo actÚan con los jÓvenes y con las personas sin usar acciones letales, debe cambiar la policÍa no sÓlo de denver sino de todo el paÍs. la policÍa dice que grande muriÓ el 26 de enero despuÉs de que los testimonios de los policÍas conducÍa un coche robado en un callejÓn. al llegar la policÍa los agentes indicaron que le pidieron que bajara del vehÍculo pero no hizo caso esta orden dijo que manejÓ en direcciÓn hacia los agentes y abrieron fuego un pasajero adolescente dijo que jessy hernÁndez perdiÓ al control del vehÍculo porque ella habÍa recibido un disparo y estaba inconsciente. >> ellos no le dieron una oportunidad yo siento que la policÍa actuÓ mal. >> la muerte de la joven de padres mexicanos se encuentra bajo investigaciÓn, pero la familia hernÁndez tienen que incluya a la oficina de el monitor independiente. >> no se le puede tratar de su manera hay muchos mÉtodos para poder detenerla. >> los familiares de jessica hernÁndez indicaron que ya tienen un abogado personal y dic

. >> i'm jessica don't. closings and delays at the bottom of your screen right now and there's late word tonight all public schools in the state of delaware will be closed tomorrow. we begin our team coverage of the dangerous cold tonight with meteorologist kathy orr in the mobile weather lab on the ben franklin parkway. kathy? report roar jessica this the kind of cold that when the wind hits your face it actually hurts. you can see behind me here on the parkway these flags are whipping in the winds. winds are gusting to over 30 miles an hour and temperatures are falling into the single digits when you have that kind of cold you're talking about dangerous wind chills mobile weather lab our temperature 9.5 degrees and we're going for record of one. that record set back in 1979. we are talking about the coldest morning tomorrow that we have seen in about 20 years. take a look at the wind chills across the delaware valley right now. right now in philadelphia it feels like it's between five and 10 below. as you

the chris and jessica, back to you. >> okay jessica, back to you. >>> facebook recently made steps toward managing a profile after death but what about the rest of your digital assets? three on your side jim donovan has important information on everything from domain names to on line bank accounts. >>> after 12 years and more than 250 episode, two and a half men says farewell. some think that charlie sheen just might make an appearance we will have the the story coming up, kate. >>> we will start our friday with brutal cold and wind chills dangerous cold, we will tell you how low those temperatures will go and we will track system for week end that may feature a little bit of everything snow sleet freezing rain and rain we will have details when we come >>> welcome back. now it is time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here with more. >> reporter: if you are thinking of whether or not to continue your education, beyond an under grad degree consider this the the national unemployment rate stood at 5.6 percent through the end of 2

. >> el me dijo que tenÍa mi hermano secuestrado >> jessica garcÍa viviÓ momentos de pÁnico cuando laesta llamada donde le pedÍan 3000 $ para no matar a su hermano. >> yo estaba hablando con el y Él tenÍa un hombre como peleando en el fondo, como pidiendo ayuda, y estaba diciendo si tu no haces lo que yo digo yo voy a matar. >> la situaciÓn no terminÓ ahÍ ya que su madre quien se encontraba trabajando tambiÉn recibiÓ una llamada pero con una historia diferente. >> me llamÓ un sujeto diciÉndome que tenÍa a mi hija mayor secuestrada y que si yo no le daba 1700 $ le iban a pegar un tiro. >> jessica quien sufre de esquizofrenia logrÓ percatarse de que algo no estaba bien. >> yo le decÍa que esta pasando a mi madre, y ellos estaban diciendo a mi madre que yo estaba secuestrada. esa no sabÍa nada de mi hermano. >> afortunadamente jessica logra llamar a su hermana y confirmar que se encontraba bien. pero su madre no quedÓ conforme con la acciÓn de la policÍa ya que entre las amenazas temiÓ por la vida de su nieto de seis aÑos quienes autista. >> le doy reportaje a la policÍa cuando supimos q

>> let me put that to jessica. are there licit and illicit reasons that a person could have for wanting to die. are there people who present themselves if a state passes a death with dignity law, where someone would look at their reasons and say "no, let's treat you for depression, if you are hopeless, let's talk about that before giving you the means to end your life." >> a couple of things, from the american alliance of cancer pain initiatives, 5-10% of dying patients do not achieve substantial pain relief. 7.5 million people are not receiving that right now. i - with physicians, and when you are washing patients, when you decide hospice, and you allow them to stop treatment or a vent lator call, you are aware and judging from mental competency. doctors are checking that. i think all the evidence we have seen in oregon and washington and montana is that there are mechanisms for doctors to check that. people are not running to use the medication. they are not - they are - they are checking. it gives them a sense o

. >> thank you jessica. developing right now all southbound outer lanes of the new jersey turnpike, and cranberry township remain closed this morning, as police continue to investigate this deadly pile up. one person killed in in that crash, more than four dozen others injured. four tractor-trailers, two box trucks tour bus several cars, one every which caught fire. see the flames, all involved. now, the southbound inner lanes have since reopened. >> pennsylvania state police say icy roads may have caused this fiery crash. it happened after a tanker truck ran offer the road and caught fire around 11:00 onramp to 76 eastbound and west conshohocken, luckily, no one was injured. authorities closed the ramp for almost three hours to investigate that crash. >> sidewalks, parking lots will be tough to navigate as you leave for work and school today. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now, in king of prussia, to check some conditions for you, justin good morning. >> reporter: ukee, good morning, yes,

jessica, you upset the defending champion in the first round.next year. >> that's what the cyclones say. sandy, again, the mascot here we loved having you be part of the show. a big thank you to alex trebek for being part of the show today. i love that. congratulations again to josh. thank you for watching this this season. a lot of fun. you can always play online. we have an online version. join us tomorrow sunday morning 8:00 a.m. guess who will be on the show tomorrow? senator al franken will talk about something he's very passionate about. maybe i'll ask him about that "snl" reunion coming up. we interviewed him and he did. up next you'll want to watch. stick around for that melissa harris-perry is here and she's next. have a great weekend. we'll see you tomorrow. and, miraculously, unleash 46 mpg highway. an extravagance reserved for the privileged few. until now. hey josh! new jetta? yeah. introducing lots of new. the new volkswagen jetta tdi clean diesel. isn't it time for german engineering? for many prescription nexium helps heal acid-r

good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean.t right to meteorologist kathy orr with the the details of an icy evening ahead. kathy, what is the forecast. >> we are looking at freezing drizzle in the city of philadelphia. as we speak on the sky deck we have a glaze of ice. usually i stand on a platform to rise me up, it too icy, can't do that tonight. we are talking about conditions that will be improving but not until the late morning hours of tomorrow. take a look at storm scan three. we have more consistent moisture moving your way. there will be a period have light snow through lehigh valley and we will be seeing icy conditions in philadelphia. do you see that pink to the north and west? that a is snow mixing with sleet along i-95 corridor and seeing patchy freezing drizzle right now. we are seeing patches of rain as we head toward baltimore and washington. right now temperatures below freezing every where with the exception of the wildwood but we will go well below freezing every where and that means precipitation will chang

good evening i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking what the storm means for us. kathy. >> this storm is keeping up the eastern seaboard a lot of cold air in place and national weather service is expanding its advisories take look at storm scan3. you can see the snow heavy snow over the mid atlantic right now through raleigh. it's moving toward virginia and it will be here very soon. as you take a closer look you can see the areas being heavily impacted and as it sneaks towards the north and east and right now the storm is only 260 miles to the south southwest of philadelphia. at that speed it will be here just in time for the morning commute. so here's a look at our headlines. we are looking at some rising accumulations across the region. new information is coming in as we speak. it's a fast-moving storm and it will have a significant impact on the morning rush. now, we are talking about winter weather advisories that have been expanded to the north and to the west to include all of south jersey and

. >> reporter: jessica newel is 13 months old and has mitochondrial disease.rents vicki and keith know jessica's life will be difficult and short. >> she struggles with swallowing and muscle tone as well. you can see she's very floppy and can't hold her head up. >> it's a severely life-limiting order. it might be two years. we don't know. >> reporter: well there may be no known cure for jessica, there is a for help with it. the little batteries that power cells, that nucleus is transferred to a donor egg with healthy mitochondria which has had its nucleus removed. the hybrid egg is fertilized with the father's sperm and the resulting embryo then has genetic codes from three parents, the mother, the parent and the egg donor. >> the ayes to the right, 382. >> reporter: britain is the first to sanction this technique. >> the ayes have it the ayes have it. >> reporter: approving a parliamentary vote. but in a heated language about playing god and designer babies. >> once the genie is out of the bottle, there will be no going back for society. >> if this was geneti

lance bass, sally kohn, jessica kirson, and reverend michael faulkner.nks for helping me "keep it 100". each panel answer aid tough question, and i hold myself to the same standard. remember, i dont get a chance to see this question until right now. tonight's question comes from @doctormathochist. give me the question. "your best friend has cancer and terrible health insurance" sound like a funny question so far. "would you gay marry him to get hoim your plan?" don't have to because the brother's rich. ( laughter ) ( applause ) all right! yeah! got out of that one. i'm actually not rich. tomorrow, we've got a special show. this is a special show tomorrow for black history month. we're talking about black fatherhood. it's a real important issue. tweet your question with the hashtag keep it 100. good night, everybody. this happened on 10 news.com today. san diego was in an uproar over the weekend. not your normal aww man the waves are total dead today uproar or too many [bleep] people here. hey that cub scout leader just led a bunch of kids to nudie beach.

wayne, jonathan, ainsley and jessica. welcome, everybody. wayne, i'm going to start with you. how can the president keep america safe and our economy intact when he won't even acknowledge who the enemy is and very importantly what they're up to? >> eric, i have no idea. i mean, the man if he doesn't know a kosher dell can a 'tissen from a mcdonald's, i mean, does he know what a bagel is as opposed to a doughnut? i mean this is outrageous. the fact that he doesn't understand that this was a targeted thing, that a kosher deli, these were jews on the other side, you have islamic terrorists. it's beyond imagination that he doesn't understand that this is an anti-semitic act. >> what do you think the motive is to be to vague about calling islamic terrorists islamic terrorists. why do you think he would say random acts when just to b. to everyone there's a specific attack on a jewish deli. >> i think using the word random is a mistake and i think that's why josh earnest addressed it foorl poorly in the news conference and then in his tweet. i think it's this fear that people will th

. >> jon: i thought so interesting too your relationship with your wife in the film, jessica cha stain really, her and her brother more the driving force towards that. >> jessica cha stain is incredible in the movie. we've known each other for a long time. we went to school together. >> jon: you went to school with jess jaica? >> yeah. >> jon: high school, college? >> no we went to juilliard together. >> jon: oh, they had a high school for talented people. >> it's a college-- conservatory. yeah. >> jon: conservatory. i was going to go there but they had, like, a test, a talent test, where you had to show a talent. >> uh-huh, and it didn't -- >> no, they appreciated the effort. i remember-- no, it's-- no matter what, is this the first time you guys worked together? >> this is the first time. we've been friends a long time and wanting to do something together but this was the first thing we got to do. so, yeah she plays this mobster's daughter this tough new york girl, and she's my wife, and she's definitely thinks that i'm not bringing it scwhr gl worst comes to worst even if the movie

good evening, everyone i'm jessica aguirre. >> was she targeted or an innocent victim. i'm raj mathai. the gunshot came from outside and hit the woman in the neck. now ma hong is at the center of a golf course. the shooter ran off after firing several shots, and the woman is going to be okay and is in stable condition. >>> tonight at a school board in marin county there was a sensitive issue of mandatory vaccinations. and tonight, one family is leading the fight to opt-out. >> reporter: jessica, a 7-year-old cancer survivor and his family made the case to protect people who can't protect themselves, and after some debate, the school board voted to change the state immunization rules. >> and vaccinate everybody, and vaccinate everybody unless they are doing chemo like i did. and soon, we will be saying gone with the measles. >> reporter: he tells the school board that it is time to tighten up the vaccination rules. >> and people don't get measles, and i don't get the measles. >> reporter: the cancer survivor can't be vaccinated yet, and so he is at risk, and a risk that

i'm jessica ing aaguirre ri. >> i'm raj mathai. and geraud moncure is here with the latest. >> well, he was admitted to the scottsdale health care medical center for pain in the chest and heart. and doctors inserted two stents in the 59-year-old. bochy spoke to the media earlier today, but he has been under the supervision of the giants' staff following a physical when he started to feel discomfort. giants' insider spoke from scottsdale about when he would be back. >> well with this procedure, you can be back to work with a week tops so it is a few days. i have heard that it could be quickly ehire. this is a guy who likes to work and be at the ball park, and so it is going to be difficult to keep him away. >> the giants released a a statement that he is resting comfortably and he will be relees d released tomorrow. we will have more on the story as it develops. raj and jessica. >> thank you, geraud moncure. >>> and the raiders playing with oakland, and years of rumors that the team might be leaving town, but tonight a new and e leg

. >> reporter: jessica newell is 13 months old and has mitochondrialdy cease.rents vicki and keith know jessica's life will be difficult and short. >> she struggles with swallowing and muscle tone as well. you can see she's very floppy and can't hold her head up. >> it's a severely life-limiting order. it might be two years. we don't know. >> reporter: yet while there may be no known cure for jessica, there may be for the condition that caused her illness. in a mother's eggs that has a healthy nucleus surrounded by mitochondria, the battery that powers cells, that nucleus is transferred to a donor egg with healthy mitochondria which has had its nucleus removed. the hybrid egg is fertilized with the father's sperm and the resulting embryo then has genetic coding from three parents, the mother, the parent, and the egg donor. >> the ayes to the right, 382. >> reporter: britain is the first country to sanction this technique. >> the ayes have it, the ayes have it. >> reporter: approving it in a parliamentary vote. but in a heat language with inflated language about

green miens a high number, yellow, an average number, in jessica's case, red. a low count. >> it completely floored me and put me into shock. >> if testing is borderline, it suggests they may have some decline already. but for those women, it becomes an important decision tool and encourage them to freeze their eggs. >> reporter: dr. samuel pauly would like to see this offered at a women's annual physical. >> just like a checkup to see where does my biological clock stands now. >> if you are 25 years old, 28 years old, have the blood test and you have this baseline so you can gauge where your eggs are at. >> reporter: almost two years after that first meeting. she used the money she had been saving up for a house to harvest and freeze 27 eggs. >> i can take a deep breath. i can relax. >> reporter: if you have the money. >> this is really just a relaxed way to learn more about your fertility. >> reporter: the talk of egg freezing may be all the rage, but it is typically not covered by insurance. while apple and facebook offers it as a benefit, for the rest of us

i'm jessica aguirre. >>> i'm raj mathai. new twists to this gruesome case. in the past few minutes shall the public defender tells us the prime suspect in the body parts case is relieved. this after the district attorney tells us he does not have enough evidence to charge him. this stems from the body parts found in a suitcase. nbc bay area mark mathis joins us where that man could walk free any moment. mark? >> true mark an dras could walk out any time this evening. we expect that he will. the district attorney is not going to charge him because, as the d.a. said there's not enough evidence at this point. they're waiting on the medical examiner to determine the identity of the body in the suitcase and the cause of death and just minutes ago, as you say, public defender jeff adachi broke the news to mark andres here at the jail. >> mr. andres was extremely relieved and i understand that he's going to be released today in a few hours. >> the district attorney issued a statement saying that he had reviewed the evidence and has decided not to file charges again

. >> well, jessica and raj, hazardous material spills happen daily, and tonight we look at the challenges of first responder when they are called to protect people from hazmat di sas ters. >> this is oakland fire explosion that is going up on the freeway. >> whether it is overturned tanker spilling thousands of fuel, like the one that melted the mcar thuracarthur maze. or this chemical spill in san jose. hazardous material spills happen more often than you think. we analyzed the data for every hazmat spill reported to the state in 2014 and we found that not a single day passed without a spill. with so many hazardous chemicals

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. >> reporter: jessica, black madam is her real name is page victoria winslow and as you mentioned she did take the stand in her own defense shortly before 3:00 p.m. as she and her lawyer tried to layout why they believe she should not be held criminally liable in this case. she got emotional at times saying she has performed this type of butt injections on thousands of other people with no ill consequences, as a result you'll remember that winslow, back in 2011 was a performer and a business woman who as you mentioned commonly goes by the stage name of black madam n201 she inject a 20 year-old english dancer named claudia aderotimi died late their night after complications a arose from that silicone injections. thursday when winslow got on the stand to begin her defense she had injected thousands of people with similar substance toes no i'll affect after being trained by a doctor in tie land. she said that she took necessary safety precautions and thought what she was doing was safe. up on the stand she said my motto was i want to help people. the it wasn't just about the money, i mad