than john wayne. john wayne is ridiculously old to be playing this character. he is in his miss -- mid 50's. vandervoort was 27 on d-day. there has to be a reason why a john wayne was calloused. you see a generational split as they seek to cass young actors in the role of the a listed men. robert wagner, a teen star at that point, plays one of the rangers. is in it.ehmer paul anchor. all of these people had great meaning and came out of the team culture from the 1950's. i think this was more than just marketing the film and making it relevant to young people. it was about building a generational recognition and also starting to show a generational dynamics, as if the teens of the 1950's could be led by the father figures of the 1940's. "the longest day even in -- even it ise longest day," about connecting to the father figure. bits ofuestion of what the stories were told, there is emphasis on the competence of american leaders. and the courage that they show, exposing themselves under fire, and how we

of people charging across the beaches, -- as ambrose often did, when you see john wayne and thousands of people charging across the beaches, you never see the agony and carnage that you see and the first 23 minutes of the film. withwe were at the opening ambrose, myself, spielberg and hanks, they got in from about shot, several of the famous shots, but you know how they all look a bit blurry. spielberg stopped and said, that had tremendous influence on me, and the way that we shot with a hand-held cameras in the water. i am sure dale had something to do with the too, but it gave us feeling comefillin of the feeling of people who were watching the movie. -- gave us that chaotic feeling of the people who were watching a movie as if we were at omaha beach. some of the great military historians like john keegan and ofl fussell, loved that part "saving private ryan." kagan said that the first 23 minutes were the most horrifying and most realistic view of war brought to film. paul fussell said the same thing. neither one of them liked the in muchmoralistic tones of the rest of it. but in an

anyway, and in the movies i saw, flynn and john wayne had a terrible fistfight and they were fightingthey were on the table with john wayne and all of a sudden they saved his life by shooting a lot of bullets. we flew with the canopy opened. their guys had the canopy closed and they were these little hats with soft leather in the chicagoland of the winter tide under the chin. we hated those things they were little helmets with big glasses and the bullets were flying in anwould fly in andthe plane wou. it looked as good as star wars and some just before he was shot and before he hit the water, a trickle of blood would come out of the corner of his mouth and he would die an and we would alo nuts. so that is my definition of world war ii, thumbs up, scars, and it turns out we don't fight the war any better than anybody else and i'm going to start telling the american people a story about that. i knew this wasn't going to be easy as i got into it. and in one case there was a boy that had for most of the shooting. i was doing stuff and i eventually had a vote for an antiwar service from di

can you imagine being john wayne bobbitt's media advisor?john, the public's starting to lose interest-- how would you feel-- and hear me out-- we chop off your penis again?" ( laughter ) as part of that gig, erickson sent bobbitt on an international "love hurts" tour that included selling autographed steak knives. ( audience reacts ) i guess it was either that or monogrammed penises. ( laughter ) erickson not only bounced around many different jobs, he also made lots of enemies. he was sued multiple times for fraud, and one source described him as kind of like a taller, more physically unappealing leonardo dicaprio in "catch me if you can." ( laughter ) i believe that version of the movie would have been called, "anyone want to catch me? no? okay, well, i'll be here if you change your mind." ( laughter ) things between erickson and butina got serious pretty quickly. they moved in together, but it turns out that a 29-year-old russian spy dating a 56-year-old political operative might have ulterior motives. because the f.b.i. says that, "she a

it's the hometown of john wayne. they have a big museum for john wayne there. it was a saturday night. i was meeting with about 15 people. the head was a union electric n electrician. my dad was a union electrician. i grew up in a blue collar family. he and i were getting along well. the meeting started. the first thing he did was announce that he and all the people in attendance, all 15, were all bernie sanders supporters. i said that's great. he said but i didn't agree with senator sanders about anything. i said that's interesting. what didn't you agree? he said i don't like single payor. i like the health care i have from that union. i said what else didn't you l b like. he said free college. he pointed to his son ten years old. my son, maybe she should do what i did. i joined the union. i learned a trade and skill and i pretty much worked every day of my life. i said you like senator sanders. he said i love him. i said that was his campaign. single payor health care, free college. he looked at me and said maybe so. i'm not sure any of that would have happen

it's the hometown of john wayne. they have a big museum for john wayne there. and it was a saturday night, and i was meeting with the winterset democratic club which is about 15 people. and the head of the winterset democratic club was a union electrician, and my dad was a union electrician. i grew up in a blue collar family. so he and i were getting along really well. and the meeting started, and the first thing he did was announce that he and all of the people in attendance, all 15, were all bernie sanders supporters. i said, oh, that's great. he said, but i didn't agree with senator sanders about everything. i said, well, that's interesting, what didn't you agree with senator sanders on? he said, well, i don't like single-payer. i'm in a union. the ibw, the union my dad was in, and i like the health care i have from that union, and i don't want to give that up, which is what i'd have to do in a single-payer system. i said, yeah, that's right. i said what else didn't you like about senator sanders' policies? he says, well, free college. he pointed to his son,

and just give it a shot so seven eight years ago i walked into this school it's called history at john wayne airport in orange county southern california and they taught me how to fly and now we're going. what are we going to do what was he going to go on a little trip along the beach was to long beach. and flying over the queen mary. and then i'm going to take you up to this stop center well in the state just galaxy play and slot. and then i take you up to the coliseum where there's a new soccer stadium from the l a f c it's called bank off california stadium mutable from there we go to you know i don't like the. before that was you live to create it just the way i think a couple years after that we traveled with day one. plate day two against mexico. it was awful and then they'd leave them we flew back to book one but we're going to go and see the hollywood sign we got to go at the end to see the hollywood sign they made a very special trip for you know times that. it's . ministry's police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that doesn't like will st

and just give it a shot so seven eight years ago i walked into this school it's called history at john wayne airport in orange county southern california and they taught me how to fly and now we're going. what are we going to do what was he going to go all what it'll trip. but on the beach was to long beach. and flying over the queen mary. and then i'm going to take you up to this stops in about in no state just galaxy plate and stop out from there. and then i take you up to the coliseum where there's a new soccer stadium from the l a f c it's called bank off california stadium mutable from there we go to as you know i played in one scene eighty four that was the olympic stadium just the way i think a couple years after that we traveled with day one took the plate they had to against mexico school it was awful and then they'd be of them we flew back to book one but we're going to go and see the hollywood sign we got to go at the end to see the hollywood sign they made a very special trip for you know times that. it's . after all see i played golf. not right now but i learned how to not that

earl flynn and john wayne and they had a fight over a nurse in the officers club and the boys flew 251e cadillac of the sky is a wonderful writer wrote it, the british letter of these -- anyway, my wife will tell me tomorrow what it is. anyway, in the movies i saw flynn in john wayne had terrible fistfight over a nurse in the next day they are fine against the nets and he's on the tail of john wayne and at the last minute golf and save his life by shooting bullets and our boys in the movie i saw you with a canopy open in our guys head [inaudible] and their guys at the canopy closed, buck teeth and they were these cats with soft leather and in the chicago in the winter my mother used to tie under the chin with a bow tie and we hated those things. they were those helmets and big glasses and the bullets would fly in on the plane would go down and remember you could hear it was primitive but it looked as good as "star wars" to the kids of those age. just before he was shot just before he hit the water this is literally what i remember a trickle of blood would come out of the corner of his

and just give it a shot so seven eight years ago i walked into this school it's called history at john wayne airport in orange county california and they taught me how to fly and now we are going. what are we going to do what was he going to go on a little trip along the beach was to long beach. and flying over the queen mary. and then i'm going to take you up to this stop up center in the state just galaxy plate and stop out from there. and then i take you up to the coliseum where there's a new soccer stadium from the l a f c it's called bank off california state of mutable from there we go to as you know i don't like that in one scene they before that was the olympics where you just that way and i think a couple years after that we traveled with day one took the plate they had to against mexico school it was full and then they'd leave them we flew back to the uk one but we're going to go and see the hollywood sign we got to go i.d.n. to see the hollywood sign they made a very special trip for you know times that. it's . hyperinflationary delude is when the interest on the debt is greater t

it contains photographs of john wayne who shot a 1955 movie here entitled blood allie. -- allie -- alleyironically, it is a film about him helping migrants get to freedom. >> want to make sure it doesn't happen again. i think with political times we should all be very much aware what is going on. >>> you know summer the bay area where there are nearly 40 degree temperature differences. >> is it phenomenal you can go from 50 to the 90s driving? you can do that right now. what a cool picture behind me. step whatever you are doing and give me 10 seconds of your time. that is the tiptop of citro tower -- sutro tower sticking out. this you of course from the tower it says the marine layer is 900 and 1300 feet thick. above it, not a cloud in the sky. all you have is clouds in san francisco this evening. 40 degrees different during the day. about 5 degrees different in concord. low clouds and fog, it's coming back tonight. we are trending a little warmer tuesday and wednesday, another surge of tropical moisture, little stickier for the third straight week later this week. microclimate, the fog

. >> reporter: john wayne posthumously settling a bar fight in this course light commercial.this hologram of the wrapper performing in 2012 even though he died 16 years earlier. in the past these video deceptions have been used for entertainment purposes but experts worn with emerging technology more and more web users will have the capability to make videos showing a person saying something they never said. it is called a deep fake. >> introductory where within a year or two it is going to be really hard for a person to distinguish between a realvideo and a fake video. >> reporter: these videos could have serious consequences. >> someone is going to take the next step in weapon eyes it. it takes real forensic capability to show that it is not real and by the time that is done it is widely disseminated. >> reporter: how does it work? if you have enough video and audio of an individual computer program using an algorithm could start to mimic that person's voice and facial expressions. earlier this year, dir. jordan peel made a deep fake video for both leaders. to show barack o

. >> how about john wayne, posthumously settling a bar fight in this coors light commercial.this hologram of the rapper tupac performing at coachella in 2012, even though he decide 16 years ago? in the past, these video deception have been used for entertainment purposes, but with emerging technology more and more web useers will have the capability to mikvos showing a person saying something they never said. it's called a deep fake. >> you can see a trajectory develop where within a year or two it's going be really hard for a person to distinguish between a real video and fake video. >> these videos could potentially have very serious consequences. >> at some point someone will take the next step and weaponize it. it takes forensic capabilities, technical capabilities, to show it's not real. by the time it's done, it's been widely disseminated. >> how does it work? if you have enough video and audio of an individual, a computer program using an algorithm can mimic that person's voice and facial expression. earlier this year, a director made a deep fake video for buzzfeed, ap

you looked up to john wayne, you know, steve mcqueen.think about cowboys. >> anthony: this is david manzanaris. his family has lived here for generations, tracing their roots all the way back to the spanish conquistador. >> david: you know, those cliff walls out there, tony, are like 160 million years old. and the ones on the bottom, about 220. they're all the way back to the, to the triassic era. >> anthony: and this is ghost ranch, next door to david's spread. this is the area where georgia o'keefe spent the last and most productive decades of her life. >> david: now you've walked into her painting. but this is what she called "my country." you know, it wasn't until i was in my early 20s that i even knew who georgia o'keefe was. >> anthony: really? >> david: grew up with her being like a grandmother. it took me going out to l.a. and, uh, going into a gallery out there. i saw all these paintings, and like an idiot i said, "why do you got pictures of my house?" and she said, "please, take a step back there. that's georgia o'keefe's." it'

. >> when the cameras stop, john wayne takes time out to enjoy his favorite cigarette, camel. >> andetting started. >> think for yourself about cigarettes. you'll come to vice roy. viceroy is a cigarette with a thinking man's filter and a smoking man's taste. >> and the theater of war opened up a whole new market. >> the dye is cast. america is at war. the crucible of war has brought new heroes to the floor. >> when nearly a quarter of the u.s. male population shipped off to the front, each soldier received a pack of cigarettes in their gi rations. >> they're the few comforts which make a fighting man's life more bearable. among these, a cigarette. >> everybody jumped into normandy with, you know, cartons of cigarettes. that was part of normal life. here i am, you know, facing who knows what. at least i have something familiar. >> every day, thousands of cases of chesterfields leave the factory bound overseas. >> tobacco's patriotic act was really good for business. consumption jumped 70% during the war. and in 1943, the tobacco companies manufactured 284 billion cigarettes. cigarett

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. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger.iked about rock shows. >> as the acts became maybe less twangy in their way, that really just expanded their audience. artists like george strait or brooks & dunn, plenty of acts worked their way up and became massive. >> over the last two years, country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts with over $2 billion in sales and climbing. >> as the boom in the music takes hold, westernwear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like you are than madonna is. ♪ ♪ is there life out there ♪ so much she hasn't done >> women in country was a huge thing in the '90s. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, the dixie chicks, shania twain. ♪ let's go, girls >> i remember when shania twain came out i was just obsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted to her but i came to find out i just wanted to be her best friend. ♪ the best part about being a woman is the prerogative to have a littl

that's really our problem.i was and we are said iowa, our side then going, hometown of john wayne. and it was a saturday night and i was meeting with the winter democrats, about 15 people and the head of the democratic club was a union electrician and my dad was a union electrician, i grew up in a blue-collar family he and i were getting along well and the meeting started and the first thing he did was announced that he and allthe people in attendance , all 15 were already said her supporters, and i said that's great. he said but i didn't agree with senator sanders about everything. i said that's interesting, do you agree? >> i said i don't like okay it's a union , idw which he my dad and i like the healthcare i have. i don't want to give which is what i have. and i said what else did you like? >> he says free college, and he pointed to his son who was 10 years older than me. my son, maybe he should do what i did. i learned a trade, i learned skill and i work every day in my life. let me understand this. you like senators. he says i love that senator sanders. he said that was his c

. >> when the cameras stop, john wayne takes time out to enjoy his favorite cigarette, camel. >> ands just getting started. >> think for yourself about cigarettes. you'll come to vice roy. viceroy is a cigarette with a thinking man's filter and a smoking man's taste. >> and the theater of war opened up a whole new market. >> the dye is cast. america is at war. the crucible of war has brought new heroes to the floor. >> when nearly a quarter of the u.s. male population shipped off to the front, each soldier received a pack of cigarettes in their gi rations. >> they're the few comforts which make a fighting man's life more bearable. among these, a cigarette. >> everybody jumped into normandy with, you know, cartons of cigarettes. that was part of normal life. here i am, you know, facing who knows what. at least i have something familiar. >> every day, thousands of cases of chesterfields leave the factory bound overseas. >> tobacco's patriotic act was really good for business. consumption jumped 70% during the war. and in 1943, the tobacco companies manufactured 284 billion cigarettes.

. >> they had a good response, they like the idea if people respond to cowboyses on john wayne and then, white males, they would be surprised if they opened up and realized, hey, there are women, people of color, native americans, blacks, et cetera. and contrast would say there's a different reality to the unfortunate of wyoming. do you think that sells? >> i think it sells but it's simpler when you say this is a place for cowboys. that why slogans work. you don't say this is the place where there are cowboys, cowgirls, my jorpt cowgirls, my norpt could you persons and indians. that can't fit on the brochure. i also don't understand indians can't be a mascot and cowboys kept be a mascot. what does that leave you? what else was on the prairie. >> laura ingalls. >> you have to have something. people are soft in this country f you get offended or can't handle the mascot at the university you go to, you're weak and you aren't going to cut it in the real world. >> is that right? >> right. >> dana: could youpersons? >> never, never. >> everybody can be a cowboy. it's so stupid. my broader co

it was to the demise of many who in fact were picked up by sexual sadists like john wayne gacy. >> ines, illinois, near chicago, a man who served time in prison for sex crimes was let out. today they found the bodies of at least three young boys buried under his house. >> police today found six more bodies under the john gacy house. >> illinois authorities today made their first positive identification of the 28 bodies unearthed so far. >> this grisly search ended tonight and will be resumed after christmas. >> prior to his arrest, gacy was well known in the community. he frequently dressed in a clown outfit for the benefit of youngsters. he was generally seen as a man young people liked. >> the coroner of this county has seen nothing like it. >> it's frightening. that's the only word i can use, frightening. frightening. behr presents: ordinary versus overachiever. a lot of paints say they can do the job, but just one can "behr" through it all. behr premium plus, a top rated interior paint at a great price. family friendly, disaster proof. find it exclusively at the home depot. (dnice

he worked as a spokesman for john wayne bobt, the virginia man whose wife cut off his penis in the 1990sently under investigation for fraud by the u.s. attorney's office in south dakota. >> my story is simple. my father is a hunter. i was born in siberia for such places like siberia this is a question of survival. everyone has a gun. >> reporter: after graduating from a local university she set off to moscow to pursue political ambitions. there she launched her gun rights group and linked up with prominent russian official. by fall 2014 she was trading e-mails with her lover about how to obtain long term visas. her russian handlers wanted her to have a more permanent u.s. foothold prosecutors said. by the summer of 2016 she was enrolled in graduate school on a student visa, all part of her cover story according to prosecutors. by then she had become a >>> worked with torshin and erickson to try to establish back channel communications between candidate donald trump and russian president, vladamir putin. erickson's involvement in the russian operation is murky. authorities found a note in

john wayne war one all the time and i will be until the day i die. the montagnard and the people we worked with, you became a warrior in their tribe and the fidelity that they served with-- i have had yards play on top of me to keep me from being wounded again. some of the most dedicated, hard core fighters you will ever find. they were essentially an iron age tribe and then we trundled into the country and started handing out man jewelry, new rifles, new mortars and all that. they adopted to it like ducks in the water. the chinese pre-much the same story. the vietnamese and the cambodians the other ones we used and we would use-- up north we used mostly on yards from the brew and the tribes. we had a few other small tribes and some vietnamese. oddly enough most of the vietnamese were recruited out of prison and they were good recon people, i mean, hard-core. they were imprisoned for robbery, bank robbery, whatever and we went down a recruited them and got a chance to work their cents off at the same time. that was in a prevailing thing, but it happe

it appears many americans already know full well it was not john wayne out there.hers. audiences who have seen "saving private ryan" tend to leave the theater quietly. there is a lot to think about. >> reporter: what director steven spielberg shows is war, but not war as has ever been shown before. his recreation of the d-day assault on omaha beach literally makes history. >> i didn't want to make a movie where world war ii was yet again a backing or backdrop, an excuse for just action and adventure. it was something for people who fought in that war, they were nudging me to do. >> reporter: the on-screen violence is so graphic that many scenes cannot be shown on network television. the movie is rated r. why was it important for you to show the slaughter, the carnage in such graphic detail? >> wherever slaughter is depicted in this recreation in those battles for omaha beach, it pales in comparison to what these soldiers really experienced. just pales. but it's as much as i would allow to get on film. and i drew a line, so to speak, in the sands of omaha beach that

it's john wayne's birthplace. i was meeting with the winterset democrat club which is about 15 people and i sit down at the table and i'm talking to the head of the club whose a union electrician which is what my dad was so we were getting along pretty well and the meeting started and he said listen, we are all sanders people here and he looked down the table and his 14 colleagues and one woman put on a pan and said i was with hillary and i said i was to read and he says i said you like bernie, he says i love bernie but i didn't agree with all hispolicies . >> what did you agree with on? >> okay. i'm in a union and i have good healthcare. the single-payer system, i'm going to have to get rid of healthcare and i said you're right, that would happen. what else do you agree on? he said i didn't agree with free college. he said why did the democratic party have to be a party where everything is going to be free . he pointed to his son who's 10 years old and he said maybe should go to college, maybe he should do what i

just released showing two men who authorities believe are unidentified victims of serial killer john wayney were killed. gacy was executed for killing 33 young men between 1972 and 1978. eight of those victims were unidentified at the time of his arrest. that's a hook -- look at your headlines. ainsley: new york's governor, andrew cuomo, pardoning illegals so they can't be deported, and then he targeted the trump administration. be. >> they are on a jihad to deport as many people as they can. ainsley: customs and border protections commissioner kevin mcill lainny is here to respond next. steve: and the love birds on a plane now going viral. their story coming up. ♪ [music playing] (vo) from the beginning, wells fargo has supported community organizations like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a million dollars every day. so our communities can be even stronger. it's a new day at wells fargo. but

ashley: when i go back, listen to john wayne. listen to the yank. there you go.minent. the gentleman on the right is the duke of edinborough. he is the queen's husband. ashley: is that the duke? stuart: is that the duke? my eyesight. i apologize, ladies and gentlemen, that is not the duke of edinboro. the duke is 95. ashley: he doesn't do official functions anymore. he is 96? stuart: 95, 96. ♪ this is waiting music that you're hearing now from the mass band of the guards. this is the kind of music a large brass band plays as you're waiting for arrival -- duke of edinboro is 97. and he doesn't do public appearances. ashley: no he doesn't. stuart: guards arrayed. band playing waiting music. we're waiting. >> king henry the viii entrance. the tunnel. stuart: how do you know this? ashley: saw it on sky news. full confession. stuart: stole it from sky news. ashley: i found it very interesting. stuart: are you sure they're right? ashley: henry viii door? ashley: called henry viii entrance. he hung out there for a while during his reign. stuart: anything else for our la

chief of staff, john kelly has seen his influence wayne. he is seen as a rival to the couple.p on power is stronger than ever and they are enjoying it. >> does this have little to do with focusing on the white house policy and the fact that the ivanka trump line was failing and is it failing because president trump is bad for business? >> it was an easy target for critics. people can make the connection, if it's doing well, it's because of trump, if it's poorly, it's because of trump. to remove herself puts an end to the story line and gets rid of the conflict of interest. if she's promoting the line, is she benefiting from her public work and things of that nature. it signals her focus is going to be more in washington and less on other activities. when you have that role, that's what the public wants. >> their silence on the issues of the separation at the border. what credibility do they have? >> that was the most controversial part of the entire piece. a very good piece. the pushback was, they never should have been expected to speak out publicly against the president who

you talk about little flip, you're talking about lil' john, you're talking about lil' wayne, and those littles are all generationally specifically, right? [laughter] some of y'all going to have to be big at a certain point, right? [laughter] and then you've got the tension in terms of the rhetorical fluidity and the percussive spirit of mumble rap, and i joke about it as an older guy. you know what i'm saying? no, i really don't know what you're saying. i mean -- [laughter] no. you know -- [inaudible] like, what in the hell are you saying? [laughter] right? i'm with you. i mean -- i'm down with it. so i'm down with all that. i joke about it, but i love the fact that, you know, mumble rap is a blues aesthetic. james brown moved from the fluidity from an r&b aesthetic to a per is cutsive so that the beat itself dictated. the music itself became an expression of the funk, and funk was about all the crap in the world. and that's what funk music is. i mean, if james brown, you know, birthed it, then maybe -- [inaudible] those figures were critical. now i think mumble rap is doing the same t

it happened in fort wayne, indiana, could be happening at a crime scene near you sometime soon. correspondent matt finn is there tonight. >> 59-year-old johnler is shackled, wobbling into court in fort wayne, indiana, today, charged with the rape and murder of apryl tinsley. april's mother visited her daughter's grave for decades and hopes her killer would be found. >> does from the top of your head to your toes. >> police say that he kidnapped her, raped her, and dumped her body. a child killer roamed free. >> one kid walking home one night without adult supervision and that could've been victim number two. >> miller taunted the police and the community. this note read "i kill 8-year-old apryl marie tinsley. did you find her other shoe?" officials matched dna but they couldn't identify whose dna it was. >> the labs in virginia analyzed recovered dna and it was compared to databases. analysis matched miller's dna to that found on april's underwear and the condoms. miller confessed to the murder. >> i am not sure what he should get but i'm sure he will get what he deserves. >> this dna method is credited with solving called -- cold cases ar

wayne k. curry pass aid way july 2, 2014, at the age of 63 after lose his battle to lung cancer. he's survived by his wife sheila and his john jewel can and daughter taylor. wayne curry never sought to make history but simply to serve the community and the people and to better their lives. it was always about the future and getting it right. wayne k. curry will live on both through his impact on the people i represent and this bill will honor the vision and contribution and legacy of the iconic wayne k. curry and will be a daily reminder in the heart of the county he cared so deeply about. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentlewoman from virgin islands reserves. ms. plaskett: i have no further speakers at this time, i urge passage of h.r. 4890 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. walker: i urge adoption of the bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4890. those

wayne. (justine) and i'm justine waldman in for pam moore. of course... johnowell remains in jail tonight-- accused of brutally attacking and killing 18-year-old nia wilson at macarthur bart. these latest violent incidents are raising concerns over crime on bart. (ken) bart recently released some unsettling numbers... kron 4's dan kerman is live from the montgomery station in san francisco with the details. dan? the safety or the safety or riders on bart is in the spotlight following three recent murders on bart including the vicious sunday night stabbing of nia wilson... not counting the murders, recent statistics show violent crime on the upswing. last year alone there were over 400 acts of violence. for the first 6 months of this year, overall violent crime is up 2% the same period last assaults up 28%sot bevan dufty/bart director 39-49riders say part solution is more security.175 patrol officers a budgeted but 21 vacancies 27 officers in half. dufty might have to another sot (ken) a funeral (ken) sotalternative.another consider might have to says the board

wayne, indiana, in 1988, 8-year-old april tinsley was abducted, raped and murdered. her killer roamed freely. modern technology trying to finally solve the cold case. johns murder. for decades miller taunted police and the community leaving notes and used around town. one one on a barn that said i kd 8-year-old april tinsley and i will kill again. able to pull dna from the used around the area and the matched dna on the little girls underwear in 1988. they'd been limp and then pull dna from the garbage and compared it to a genealogy database and got a match. question him a few days ago and he confessed to killing the gir girl. we talk to neighbors that said he was known for a violent temper and he would try to interact with their little girls. >> all it took was one kid walking home without adult supervision that could have been victim number two. he would talk to the kids, he would say hi, you are pretty. stuff like that. >> the good news is this technology is being used to solve cold cases around the country. >> melissa: wow, it is great that they caught him. but what an awful story. thank you. check this out, a bicyclist with a dog on his back. okay,

27- year-old john lee cowell-- killed an 18-year-old woman on the platform at the mac-arthur station. thank you for joining us. grant lodes. (jrstone) and i'm jr stone. pam moore and ken waynehave the night off. police say cowell should be considered armed and dangerous... and still don't have a motive for the deadly attack. we have team coverage of this story tonight. kron 4's haaziq madyun spoke to the victim's high school principal to learn more about the oakland native. but we want to start with terisa estacio... standing by live in oakland tonight with the latest on the investigation. terisa? chief carlos rojas/bart police. "he should be considered armed and dangerous for what he has done." bart police chief carlos rojas... on the fatal stabbing of 18 year old nia wilson reportedly at the hands of suspect, john lee cowell. chief rojas says it was sunday night, nia, you see here boarded a bart train in concord with two of her other sisters... when they arrived at macarthur to change trains, that is when they encountered cowell, a transient with a criminal history. rojas. the vicious attack, it was like an attack in a prison yard, with a shank. nia was procnounced dead a