>> john's parents identified keisha. the evidence suggested she had been driven there and dropped off. >> keisha was found during january when the roads are typically dirty and muddy. but keisha's condition was pretty clean. >> the crime scene showed that the dog's leash, which normally was kept inside the trailer next to the door, was actually in the victim's van. it suggested the victim's van had been used to transport the dog and dispose of the dog. >> this was just one unusual detail in an investigation that was to become even more bizarre. >>> an autopsy on 28-year-old john helble revealed he had been killed long before his body was found, but the medical examiner was unable to determine exactly when he was killed. >> without an idea as to when the time of death is, it obviously becomes very -- much more difficult to determine who are suspects and who are people that you can rule out. >> helble's dog, keisha, was found on january 22nd. helble's telephone answering machine had messages not yet listened to. the earlie

>> john's parents identified keisha. the evidence suggested she had been driven there and dropped off. >> keisha was found during january when the roads are typically dirty and muddy. but keisha's condition was pretty clean. >> the crime scene showed that the dog's leash, which normally was kept inside the trailer next to the door, was actually in the victim's van. it suggested the victim's van had been used to transport the dog and dispose of the dog. >> this was just one unusual detail in an investigation that was to become even more bizarre. it starts with little things. tiny changes in the brain. little things, anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. insures support. a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like... ...sooner than you think. ...you die from alzheimer's disease. ...we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call, or donation adds up to something big. alzheimer's association. the brains behind saving yours. q. ♪ ♪ >>> an autopsy on 28-year-old john helble revealed he had been kille

. >> i feel that keisha solved the case along with the detectives, and she provided the evidence against andrew rich. she got her man. >>> just weeks before testifying at a criminal trial, one of the key witnesses, a brilliant research scientist, was murdered. for 15 years, there were many suspicions, but little proof. ironically, advances in the very research the victim had been working on helped nail her killer. >>> when you ask friends and colleagues about helena greenwood, you hear words like brilliant, quiet, honest and a hard worker. she earned a ph.d. in microbiology and was an executive in the biotech industry. >> she was not only an excellent scientist but she had marketing skills. and those two things often are not concurrent. >> helena was very forward thinking, especially looking at technology. but she also knew the power that technology by itself doesn't market a product. basically it's the human need. if there's a human need, there's a product. that's required. >> helena and her husband, roger, a landscape designer, lived in atherton, a quiet suburb outside san francisco. o

keisha young is charged with intoxicated asubtle.olice say she let her six children ride on the hood and the trunk of her car so they wouldn't get the seats wet after a day of swimming. the accident happened after young's car left the parking lot of a community pool and traveled through at least one sharp turn. here's reaction from the suspect's neighbor and the police. >> i never saw her move. it was really scary. >> well, of course we don't know what they were thinking. however, they weren't thinking safety. >> one of the injured kids is still in the hospital with a serious head injury.ç >>> this is in minnesota and this is a police pursuit through a golf course. where people were actually playing. you can see the golf cart there. officers said they initially called off the chase because it was too dangerous, now the department is facing an internal investigation because of its actions. officers did get the suspect and arrested him on drug and theft charges. >>> just released video from a traffic cam in florida showing how lucky t

she's not necessarily, there are questions, keisha if she is mentally staebl. >> there is a mention ofr having alteregos and using different characters and allegedy on the night of the incident that a strong character took over and she blacked out. there is mental instability again will discredit her as a witness. >> the flip- flopping, the prosecutors are tearing into that. >> i wouldn't want to it try this case. jokedi arias you had a body. >> and the lead witnesses pointing the defendant. and the defendant points it at the lead witness and the jury has to decide. >> she had a motivation to lie. >> she had a plea bargain. and she agreed to testify against the defendant that is on the stand. and the fact that she showed i will lie and flip flopped her story shoes she would lie. that is an issue for jurors. >> does this show the danger of plea bargains? >> what choice did they have here. because there is no body or straight line between who did what to the victim. they have to rely on the lead. and they have to hope that the jury will believe her. and they had to offer immunity agreeme

keisha young is charged with intoxicated assault. here's what she did.e let her six children ride on the hood and trunk of her car so they wouldn't get the inside seats wet after a day of swimming. four of those kids fell off the car while it was moving. the accident happened after her car left a parking lot of a community pool. it took one sharp turn, one of the injured kids is still in the hospital with a serious head injury. >>> leaders in the presbyterian church have taken steps towards recognizing gay marriage. their general assembly voted in favor of redefining christian marriage in the church constitution as a union between two people and not a man an a woman. the new definition will need another round of voting with its groups across the country before it takes effect. >>> the obama administration today will announce a proposed change to the family and medical leave act. it would guarantee workers can take unpaid leave to care for a same-sex spouse even if they live if a state that doesn't recognize gay marriage. under the act employees would not

what's up, keisha? good. how you folks doing today? thank you for coming. thank you very much. welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. and, boy, do we have another good one for you today, because we've got a family returning here for the fourth day, with a total of $20,920. straight out of coral springs, florida, it's the schneider family. [cheering and applause] and from phoenix, arizona, it's the pickett family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and a shot at driving away in a brand-new stylish ford fusion, right there, folks. let's play "feud."

. >>> to help you decide what is best and right for you, we have scott manch, keisha and andrew.ormers. which number was this? >> four. >> number four. a new lead actor, more of the same? >> more of the same and a lot more of it. it's transformers. the other films gross 2.7 billion worldwide. this could add another billion to the coughers. big, long, loud action. >> two and a half hours, right? >> 2:45. mark wallberg is not the star of this movie. big giant robots fighting each other is what people pay to see. >> who is the movie for? that sounds like a long time to sit there. >> it is a very long time. i would say it's for people looking for three hours of an air-conditioned room. if you are looking for smart characterization and whitey dialogue, this is not -- you might want to go next door to something else. >> a movie can be long. >> it's for kids. >> it's for -- >> it's a big action movie with great effects. it's fun. >> teenagers? >> teenagers and film critics. >> there you go. moving on to "tammy," melissa mccarthy. i'm a huge fan. i think she's fantastic. in my eyes, she

secretary, keisha flynn. and secretary, leticia austin.they would like to present our guest with a certificate of appreciation. >> on behalf of the class of 2014, i would like to thank president obama for joining us today and for sharing his words of inspiration and encouragement. we would like to present you with this worcester technical high school national blue ribbon school jacket as a remembrance of the celebration and to thank you -- [applause] and to thank you for making our graduation an event that we will surely never forget. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> yeah. whoo! [applause] >> superintendent, dr. melinda boone. mayor joseph petty we would like to present you with these gifts. a donation in your name to the worcester county food bank as a token of our appreciation for your support and participation in this truly memorable event. [applause] at this time, we would like to present a gift from the class of 2014 to dr. harity we would like to thank you her and the entire worcester technical high school staff for four remarkabl