the two were separated when kimball was a year old.ir mother was killed in a car accident and older sister left home. both ended up in foster care and they didn't reconnect until their father passed away many years later when kimball was an adult with only the vaguest memories. >> it's thrown us together. we spent so many years apart that i don't know that you can catch up with that in such a short period of time. >> reporter: how has this affected your relationship with your sister? >> just make a firm feeling of family and love and togetherness. >> what you have been given, your lot, is not always the end result. you can make lemonade, and i think that what we've done is make lemonade. really good lemonade. and we've made emma. >> reporter: dore doreen gentzler. >>> family dynamics can change and potentially cause conflict. it's obviously a big decision that needs a lot of discussion. >> great story. so many layers there. >>> the time 5:50. and, guys, listen up. you may want to let your wife sleep a little later -- >> what? >> yep. l

for the o's in the hope the midst of it in enough influence to them that i live on the head of the kimball stalks the militant group hulu has yet to indicate the court accepted the full anita back into the fold. it was also in chaos to the fullest meeting with the gun also shows that the more the of the swilling it was kinda cool and it isn't. the actual event. and in addition her troubled focused on the boat and is a cool to meet the follicle mondo who assisted him in and of the tools to provisional squad under my nose the folks that run through them home because i am probably should be said he would have to say that it's for the me thinks. what about that. has been produced we've discussed this matter at the dentist today. and of the joint be of. have pity on the mechanism. henry received it. it is properly implemented and anybody. oh was sent by the present but this time. who opened up another. so we would get healed the exceptions are doing to us by the present and to make sure that such break and took the news that's got to the jean pockets bomb has the souls of the ancient as anxiety

richard kimball when he pleads his innocence before jumping into the deep, she said, i don't care. so began a streak where i went to the movies pretty much every day. every day for ages. the "fugitive" first over and over again and then anything i liked. karen would day trade to keep our hand in but keep about 90% of our fund in blissful cash. yep, we had won for the year in 1993, we had won big. at that point we could only lose if we kept playing. so i left the table and went to the movies. you know what, in an up 25 year for the averages like this one, if you're a money manager whose performance is anything near that, believe me, you're going to go see the modern day equivalent of "the fugitive." "catching fire," "gravity." nelson mandela biopic. these managers are clearly cleaning their desk, and day trading momentum. a couple bucks. the rest sits in repurchase agreements, equivalent of cash. buying twitter, taking in facebook in the morning and let them go at the end of the day. a lot of day trading guys. look, we did the same thing for my charitable trust today, actionalertspl

part of the kimball art museum. >> it's where you find a geothermal well under michelangelo, the pianopavilion hosts master pieces in 21st century innovation. >> a lot of them were worrying about what was going to happen here, and to me the result is -- >> he's among those who flock to see the work of the piano. the $135 million project broke ground in 2010 and it opened this november. to admirers, this is not just a museum, it's a temple. >> the museums around the world have been new cathedrals. >> the pavilion emphasizes the latest in green building. part of the roof offers insulation, and much of the building is underground. and then there's the way that the pavilion harvests natural light. the staircase, the light comes in through the window and bounces off and creates a well of white. >> the natural light changes, there's life to it, and it's wonderful seeing it in natural light. >> eric lee says that the piano pavilion uses half of the energy per square foot as it's neighbor, the louis kahn building. >> much of our lighting is supplied by the energy produced by the cells. >> fina

kimball walker led with 31 points. way downtown charlotte. were yours made a comeback. down 4.eth blow it in. season high 43 points. the lowest scoring team in the nba lit up golden state defense with 140 points. after disappointing road trip 115, 111 that's time. >> florida retired manager were in the expansion era committee. 3 state world series here and back in 1988 and 89 and managing the card nationalities in 2006 and 2011. one of only 2 manager to win a world series in both league. 2700 games and 3 seasons. third highest in baseball history manager 4 times july 27. >> my parents always tell but dream the big dream and if you are a baseball if a natural thick then play in the pig league. maybe part of championship that was a dream and never, ever was hall of fame part of that dream. >> it's a stirn. respect. humility. honored i say thank you. >>reporter: monday nailt football. 7 degrees in chicago but it didn't stop hall of fam fameer dicks take long overdue. bears didn't want to lose on his night. josh mccould you have but he's okay fired him up. 17 seconds in the night a

mountains to say easy to use the soft seen him in nineteen ninety six and the witch and the golden kimball would cost the nomination for best actress and. it is. it's all bull. films such as basic instinct total recall that the content and casino i feel very excited about being honored here i think it's a country and i think it's a great honor to be sharing a great moment for me in my career. eye. will you. in june. a day. there were a tool the stands during tense and eighty and sunny was to present his new film romeo which opened the festival the hotly anticipated bollywood version of broome you into the air. it stars bollywood celebrity dp camp and can nominate up to me has been a wonderful journey of him at um as exhausted after physically emotionally mentally. it's a thin axing baby they censored the end tragedy and am sad that they fussed and tested though that i have attained it. tom is weakest in the media the box office hit in india or wrongly is presented out of competition at the festival. and if the bees are competing for the golden star which will be handed out on the second ep

kimball walker led with 31 points. way downtown charlotte. were yours made a comeback. down 4.eth blow it in. season high 43 points. the lowest scoring team in the nba lit up golden state defense with 140 points. after disappointing road trip 115, 111 that's time. >> florida retired manager were in the expansion era committee. 3 state world series here and back in 1988 and 89 and managing the card nationalities in 2006 and 2011. one of only 2 manager to win a world series in both league. 2700 games and 3 seasons. third highest in baseball history manager 4 times july 27. >> my parents always tell but dream the big dream and if you are a baseball if a natural thick then play in the pig league. maybe part of championship that was a dream and never, ever was hall of fame part of that dream. >> it's a stirn. respect. humility. honored i say thank you. >>reporter: monday nailt football. 7 degrees in chicago but it didn't stop hall of fam fameer dicks take long overdue. bears didn't want to lose on his night. josh mccould you have but he's okay fired him up. 17 seconds in the night a

the government into that that comparison the polish team in kimball was unknown to those who bore ultimate responsibility for the killings. i can't get over my head mind the image of one of tools. injured these are way to use once and for sure. when shops in the head by an ira activists the sharp reaction to the justice minister. i think gerry adams. to be. monet. to me nauseated. was peeking in to turn thirty six said he was shocked by the revelations said definition of another the question. this rect history. mr mitchell says it's the duty of the haunted house. and of such apology for the first pitch. he said he expected to meet with the green in puke and infirmities in due course born on the street yelling i did a couple parties for adults and damaged outings here in studio which it first hit back at nikko at the epicenter of this inquiry and you have been speaking to representatives of up to us by seeking reaction from them to the findings of touch with the idea. and the connection from leo colton and by his sister though the tribunal found that he had assisted the ira by providing for

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that even economists who embrace the power central banks like university of michigan professor miles kimball recognize the currencies potential bitcoin really shows governments are behind the curve campbell said it demonstrates there's a demand for an outlet tronic equivalent of cash so here we are in this new era where the people wanted something it was not provided by the too big to fail banks who were merged and connected and wrapped around government they protect each other's monopoly the banks protect the government monopoly the government protects the banks monopoly they were not willing to provide the services that the consumer demanded the people demanded and a globalized world the people themselves came up with this currency which is much better than anything that the governments themselves have imposed upon us and we see that based on their response that they're actually issuing white papers themselves about what bitcoin. is and what it could be well it this is the first virtual currency a crypto currency that made it through the government gatekeepers keep in mind that this goes b

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. >> boy toe cells above picasso, the kimball pavilion houses 16 century masterpieces in twenty-first century invasions. >> i think it is a lot of architects have been wondering what was going to happen here, and to me i think the result is exquisite. >> among those that flock to study the new work of italian architect. the $135 million project, broke ground in 2010, and opened this november. to admirerring this isn't just a museum, it is a temple. >> the museums around the world have been new cathedrals. >> it exempli fies the latest in green building. part of the roof is sod, offing inlation, and much of the building is underground. then there is the way it harvests natural light. the staircase is a work of art itself, light comes in through the windows, bounces off of the slanted wall and creating a well of light. >> natural light changes there's more life to it, and it is wonderful seeing works of art in natural light. >> museum director says the piano pavilion uses half the energy per square feet than its neighbor. >> much of our lightening is supplied by the energy produced by c

the one-armed man is the person that actually killed richard kimball's wife. >> he didn't drag his dead -- the body of his dead wife around with him for two years. >> he was a doctor. if he had faith he would have. >> if she could raise from the dead, would she not raise from the dead even if she was buried? what's the difference between being in a cooler, versus being in a grave? >> oh, she'd eventually have to be let out of the cooler. well, because there's not really too much historical record of someone -- she's within a tomb but it was an open tomb. it wasn't like in the ground. >> it was really hard to sit there, because butterfield truly believes the reasons he stated for keeping his daughter in the rv with him for so long. or if he was just sticking to the story that he had come up with. >> when he tells you the choices you're to make. >> days later, before we ended our shoot at the orange county jail, we checked back with butterfield to see if the reality of his recent life sentence had sunk in. what we found was the same cheerful demeanor that we first encountered weeks earlie

some of president kimball course i think our president mr young the call which has sold the country to russia this year will be up about jealousy the ukrainians are protesters our movement will not fade away opposition activists welcomed the amnesty bill but to dump the state protesters arrested in recent weeks protest leaders is still calling for the elections and the adoption of the association agreement with the europea union. i ve used broken relationship with u fthertrain on t he came accused is what the neighbors of the state of interfering in ukraine's internal affairs at the eu summit in brussels some officials suggested the change of personnel in kiev would be the east tenons. europe is up and how many people. it is new and interesting the resultant covenant people. not just theame of this month. roy the eu summit chairman poem titled cooling system he'll be selling the soonest he was ready ukraine he said. his pulse of the european family european leaders were gathered in brussels for a two day summit focused on the blocks defence and security policy also long been trying to

police searched the child's home here on kimball street before arresting 28-year-old elsa oliver hisr and her 22-year-old boyfriend, alberto sierra. either is talking. next-door neighbors say they've noticed an odor for months. >> she say the -- the -- how you say, the basement right on the downstairs, it smell bad. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: jeremiah oliver's mother faces multiple charges and according to officials won't say where her son is. her boyfriend is charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon on a child, causing bodily injury. the d.a. says he believes both jeremiah and his sister are virk t victims of the alleged abuse. neighbors are horrified. >> i'm surprised it took so long for people to speak up. >> it's very upsetting. it's kids. who would want to harm a child? >> and in the next hour, who should be held accountable in jeremiah's disappearance? i'll talk with a former prosecutor and a psychologist about what some say is a growing concern in many american cities. >>> and now to this -- you may know him as the astronaut who re-created david bowie's space

we take a tour of the kimball art museum. >> it's where you find geo thermal wells under michael angelossos. the museums piano pavilion houses 16th century masterpieces in 21st century innovations. >> i think that you know, lots of architects have been wondering what was going to happen here, and to me, i think the result is exquisite. >> albert marisol is among those who flocked to study the new work of the architect. the $135 million project broke ground in 2010 and opened this november. to admirers, the this isn't just a museum, it's a temple. >> the museums around the world have been at new cathedrals. >> part of the roof is sod, average insulation. >> it's wonderful seeing works of art in natural light. >> museum director eric lee said the panel pavilion uses the energy as its neighbor. solar cells cover the building's glass roof. >> much of our lighting is supplied by the energy produced by the cells. >> finally, there's the breathing floors. >> you see little gaps between the floor boards and the air rises from between those gaps. >> creating a subtle but efficient ventilation sy

the question primarily for david campbell -- kimball. i think you were saying the two- dimensional alignment that michael and michael talked about was declining over time, and attributing it to party queuing and opinion formation, which you can see in other areas. republicans like to talk about how democrats are defending obama for things they attacked bush for, like spying. is that what you are saying? i would like to ask ensley and wagner to react. are we getting back to people lining up by what their party tells them? >> thanks for the question. we did not try to map out the politicssional view of like michael and michael did. we examined issues separately. lookedaditionalism, we at, as more on the social dimension. the gala terry and his and is more on the economic dimension, -- egalitarianism is more on the economic dimension, compared to their work. we found the increasing dislike of the opposite party. i cannot really say. asbasically treated ideology one dimension when we tried to control for it in our study. we did not do as fai

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