her hands were bound with a dark blue polyester shoe lace that looked like the missing shoe lace from diane's tennis shoes. both laces had the same tiny specs. and there were other similarities. >> the plastic pieces on the end of the shoelaces. they were the same size and the same color on both shoelaces. >> dental records confirmed the body was diane tilly. >> everybody had a tremendous emotional reaction. it was very, very depressing. it really was. it was very sad. there seemed to be no good at all to take out of this story, no good that could come out of it. >> inside neal's motel room, investigators found diane's .357 handgun, her luggage and electronic equipment. the bullets recovered from diane's body were badly damaged, but the bottom part was relatively intact. >> i didn't have the whole bullet, but at least had the entire circumference of the base i could examine. >> they could discern the lands and grooves on the bottom of the fatal bullets. the bullets test fired from diane's gun were the same as those that killed her. >> you're looking for these matching scratches. they

. >> didn't have any shoe laces in them. ms. o'neill had been bound with black colored shoe laces. >> there was also a reddish-brown stain on the carpet that might be blood. to be sure investigators turned out the lights and sprayed the stain with luminol. three very distinct blood stains emerged. >> it appeared to be consistent with the outline of the buttocks area of a human being. >> also in caballero's bedroom, investigators found several other important items. >> we found a pair of scissors and trapped within the hinge of the scissors appeared to be blue colored fibers. we knew that ms. o'neill had been wearing a blue colored garment that had been cut. >> caballero maintained denise had never been inside his apartment. but under a cardboard box investigators found a gym membership card. >> and when i picked it up and turned it over and it had denise o'neill's name on it, i was ecstatic. >> detectives believe this clue was left at the scene by a desperate denise o'neill. >> my first question was, have you ever detailed denis

that noway arch, laces one could ever visit now because they have been removed from the landscape. places that everybody is proud of. francis field at washington university, the site of the first olympic games. and we have places that people are not proud of and rightfully so. the largest slave dealing location in st. louis. everybody was throwing out their favorite landmark. teamber of our exhibit said, when i think about the places i spent the most time at on the places where i interacted people the most, it it is the grocery store. she put forward a local st. louis grocery store chain. why is this in a history museum? what is the big deal? we wanted to show that even those commonplaces you spend your most boring time of the week, this history -- there is something interesting that is such a specific part of life. they are a local st. louis family and they started with just one small store where they sold -- it was a butcher shop and ice cream store. now they are a huge chain that is very widely used in the st. louis area. looking at history from that angle, the idea of even thos

the laces were missing.ling bag and some receipts with julie's name left no doubt the items were hers. the site was just a half mile from the convenience store where julie has last seen alive. >> we found evidence that things were taken out of the trunk of her car. and she was probably forced into the trunk, then she was driven five or six miles away from there, where her body was found. >> normally, the evidentiary value of the items would be significant, but not this time. >> the civilian that had found those items had at first taken them home. >> this meant all the evidence at what may have been the murder site was compromised. >> somebody's been there, moving things around, and it just makes the investigation a lot more difficult. >> in the meantime, it didn't take long for investigators to eliminate julie's husband as a suspect. >> when he was perfectly willing to take a polygraph examination, kept in contact with the officers trying to work this case, i think all suspicion was erased. >> but julie's au

he allegedly made a birthday card laced with ricin for his exgirlfriend's new boyfriend.neighbors we talked with haven't exactly enjoyed waiting for their building to be checked. >> it's been going on for three months now, the ricin thing. we were scared about that. we're worried about the kids in the courtyard more than anything else. >> the apartment was sprayed and plastic placed over everything. crews should know later this morning if any ricin remains. >>> some our south jersey bureau, governor chris christie will be the special guest of honor at a ground breaking ceremony for a new substance abuse facility. it will be built on harding highway in pitts grove. the facility will offer treatment for teenagers, young adults and women. >>> for the second day in a row, temperatures are going to soar into the 90s and because of that, all of camden conte will be under a heat advisory. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in kcollingswood with relief. >> if you live here in camden county you have more than 50 cooling centers at your disposal. most cooling centers like the one we visi

customs agents say these cookies were laced with cocaine and lots of it.hey spotted the cookies during a luggage check from a flight from guatemala. the cocaine cookies had a street value of more than $50,000. agents arrested a guatemalan citizen on smuggling charges. >>> man wanted in connection with a south jersey 7-eleven robbery spree is in police custody tonight. robbers have been targeting as many as nine stores this year across cam derngs budencamden, mercer counties. charles walls of collingwood is behind bars. investigators call him the ringleader and say they're still looking for two others. a store clerk was shot in one of the incidents in january. he survived but is now paralyzed. >>> one day after the largest drug bust in cumberland county history, federal, state and local law enforcement return to this horse stable. agents searching knc stables in vineland along with several other businesses in cumberland and cape may counties. all in connection with the bust that netted more than $3 million worth of heroin. about a dozen people are now under

that's where authorities say a suspect wrote a letter laced with the poison ricin. you may recall the standoff in march between police and 19-year-old nick lag hellman. you're looking at hellman's arrest at the eleanor court parms in hatboro. he allegedly bragged to a co-worker he made a scratch and sniff birthday card for his exgirlfriend's new boyfriend. two days later, officials found ricin near the apartment. neighbors we spoke with haven't exactly enjoyed waiting for their building to be checked. >> it's been going on three months now, the ricin thing. we were really scared about all that. we're worried about the kids in the courtyard more than anything else. >> the parm was sprayed and plastic placed over everything. crews should know later this morning if any ricin remains. >>> iraq's largest oil refinery is under attack from those radical militants. a spokesperson said insurgents now control most of the refinery. crude oil prices did not immediately rise on news of the attack. mann time, president obama is planning to brief top congressional leaders on iraq

ricin-laced, to dropping lakes, it means the beach is hard -- high and dry. the rise of the lake in the mid-1980's really endangered the mineral extraction. it flooded the evaporation from faces like u.s. magnesium and use solar radiation to evaporate water and therefore extract minerals. dealing with the natural rise and fall of the lake is something that is a constant part of the history of this place. there are real concerns today that human impacts to make a difference. history, the evidence shows that the lake has risen and fallen. studiedther hand, a lot the link and overly expensive and they are very concerned about water issues, the fact that there are no water rights that are inherent in the guarantee of a water supply to on an annualsh it basis. this is something that certainly people in the community are concerned with. lake is enshrined history and history well in utah. now in the early 21st century thomas is overshadowed by the mountains and by the grand national parks of utah but in the 19th century, it was a focus of tourism, a fascination, a f

. >> supreme court justice samuel alito took lace and -- took part in a recent discussion on baseball. the other speakers included a usa today port called this -- sports columnist. this is a little over one hour of stop >> good afternoon. as belle allen used to greet his audiences, hello, everyone, and how nice to see you. how wonderful it is to see you and wonderful to welcome you to the luncheon on the subject of baseball, america's game. some people seem confused. they actually think pro football is america's game, but it's not. baseball is america's game. this is sponsored today in part by the boston red sox. i chair for the red sox. [applause] i chair for the red sox the great fenway park reuters series. this is an extension of that series. the red sox are the only team in professional sports that sponsors a literary series. i'm also president of the city club of san diego in the denver form -- and the denver for,

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he allegedly made a birthday card laced with ricin for his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. investigators later found leftovericin stashed near the apartment. cleanup crews sprayed and covered everything with plastic to see if they got every last bit of the toxin. >>> we are expected to get an update on the work that's been done on the 495 bridge in new castle county today. over the last few days, deldot says crews have been creating new foundations for the tilting piers under the bridge in wilmington. 495 was shut down earlier this month after two people noticed the supports were tilting. deldot hopes to have lpe by labor day. >>> septa workers warning riders about the dangers of the commuting. flyers were passed out to commuters on the platform. septa says riders should not read e-mails, texts or listen to music near the tracks. officials say it has seen an increase in the number of commuters who ignore the gates or step off platforms because of distraction. >>> fewer new jersey students are drinking alcohol, smoking cigarettes and using drugs. that's according to a new he

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the other talker looking forward to is, brownies laced with pot. >> right. stay tuned.. first we begin with details about u.s. involvement in iraq. sources say secretary of state john kerry will likely travel soon to baghdad. >> the high-level visit comes as 300 american military advisers are being sent to iraq to help stem the violent, rising tide of militant violence. abc's martha raddatz has more from baghdad. >> reporter: fighter jets launching from a u.s. carrier, back over the iraqi skies, watching the militants on the move. president obama made it clear that u.s. combat forces will not fight a new war here. but within days the first of some 300 additional u.s. troops, military advisers, will begin arriving. a move clearly aimed at bolstering the iraqi forces that are crumbling in the face of battle. and the president not ruling out air strikes. >> we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action if and when we determine that the situation on the ground requires it. >> reporter: that likely means using drones to fire on limited targets. the preside

nothing shows this is much as how publishers work with laces like pandora.se guys are under an agreement from 1941. long before pandora was even close to existence. they don't feel like they can fairly negotiate the rate. lawmakers are looking at this. so is the justice department. is anything going to come of this or we just have more conversation? >> what are they asking for? >> they want to be able to come and have a fair negotiation with pandora. thesea says because of laws, that helps them. it helps them line up their negotiations. if pandora and these third-party groups don't agree, they go to court and the court decides what is fair. the court almost always rules with pandora. bmi is the lead above them. they are testifying today. this is long outdated and needs to be revised. >> what is the distinction between the songwriter and the music publisher? >> that is a good question. is thekey thing publishers and the songwriters are against the labels and the artist. can get up to 80% of the royalties when it comes to streaming music. when it comes to the

gerri: this is black lace dress.s is kind of thing seen it but you made it for nighttime. >> i love the dress because it is rich andakes the lace trend to a whole young, fresh level. here's what we did. we added something really racy like a leather jacket, statement julie. a booty. gerri: booty. >> i like the booty. i feel like the outfit is for you. can totally go to evening concert or out with the girls. again, under $150. up to size 26. at is not to love? gerri: very nice. bottom line, your advice talking to young women about, trying to repurpose that dress, do you have to do major renault on it? do you have to cut it off? what do you do? >> you have to be creative. use what you already have in your wardrobe. like an achievement to really rewear a dress. as style it i always feel i've done something if i not spent any money and totally repurposed the dress. with the long dress, take it to the tailor. take it down it street to the dry cleaner, have it cut and voila, it will be perfect for a cocktail dress. gerri: i

. >> hundreds of runners are lacing up getting ready to fight the battle against prostate cancer in thery pappa 5k run. >> happy father's day to all the dads out there. >> reporter: wasn't yesterday lovely it was chilly sitting in the shade with the breeze. today it will be nice and comfortable once again as we go live on sky 6. we won't see the wind, temperatures will be milder, the humidity levels will be nice and comfortable. that's the view overlooking the ben franklin bridge. you can see the sun starting to climb and temperatures are starting to rise. 60 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 56. allentown, a cooler 53. poconos dropping into the 40s, you're starting to rebound. it was a chilly start. 53 degrees, wilmington, 55 and dover 58 degrees. for the most part yesterday was mostly sunny. during the afternoon we had a couple of clouds starting to bubble up north and west of the city. this morning we're left with clear conditions. mostly sunny skies throughout the morning. it is expected, if you have a tee time we have a slight breeze but not close to what we were dealing with yeste

he is lacing up his boots. [laughter] >> the curious thing for brazil is not how the world cup has been attracting eyeballs to the assets of the country, but the opposite. it has been a magnet for negativity. you have pimco saying it is a good idea that is priced in. they take the contrarian approach. they are not the only ones. nationalpe corporations -- there are multinational corporations. they see the longer career term trends is the more positive than what is being presented in adams. >> give us the argument for brazil. >> is a young population. the median age is just under 31 years. you have got a lot of people that can work an exploit that. second, it is a democratic nation. years ago it had a military government. there are a lot of complaints in result. it is a mistake population not happy. but that is good. apathy would be bad. their pessimistic means things will change. third, they are increasingly educated. part of the reason is because of the government's investment in the good years. --ere's someth

. >> a man goes on profanity-laced tirade and the judge issues the maximum sentence. >> reporter: we have a crash out of the way on 202, now we have issues on 422. if you don't want a flat tire we'll have that when we come right back. >> >> 58:44 pretty foggy on the beach. that's a look at cape may, new jersey. it's going to be a good beach weekend, but we have to get through another day where we have stormy weather in the delaware and lehigh valleys. let's look at the roads. >> reporter: i'm going to visit them down there this weekend. check out that shot tomorrow morning, i'll give you a wave. we're checking the burbs this friday morning. route 1 by 213 maple avenue it's a soggy highway. the traffic is moving well in each direction. one of the few benefits of a wet morning the construction crews clear out early. no overnight construction here. but starting tonight at 9:00 p.m. until later tomorrow afternoon they will be blocking this ramp 213 maple avenue to the southbound side of 1. they have been doing that during the overnight maybe an extended period into tomorrow afternoon. fo

. >> imam hussein is one of the forest laces for -- places shia muslims.o much they said they would come in to defend it against isis. to isis each one of these is a heretic. s. they are extremist they slaughter civilians. they raped women. >> they could be getting disturbingly close to civil war. the chief administrator has never given an interview before, but he decided to the gout. he even put his fears into english. this danger could spread. if we don't stop it right now it would spread to neighboring would written piece in the entire region. >> there is no doubt at all about the official line coming out of the heart. nearoliticians and the clerics are determined if possible to keep iraq together as a nation. the problem is will the flood of shiite volunteers make a civil war more likely? >> these are the isis fighters volunteers will be facing. the pictures are set to show them oilring iraq's largest refinery, showing off the military equipment a have an capturing. attacked today as these pictures intend to show. local people say isis ill controls mos

received a great amount of intelligence all day long from members and what was going on in different laces. po was to leave the politics is always possible. no one got their way all the time. we saw was newt gingrich who made a conscious decision that they would always be in the minority. they worked with the majority. they started attacking the leader. >> and his own party. >> and his own party. the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. this was an argument about the . to ask rhetorical questions and make these charges. he knew at that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time will stop the role can that it changes the whole dynamics. that now manycess years later has torn this institution apart. it is really paralyzed institution. george miller tonight on c-span's q&a. tuesday, simon and schuster was releasing hillary clinton's latest book "hard choices." thetv was in new york at book publisher office to talk to some of the people involved in the production of the book. >> i have been totally involved through all of the books actually. publisher, butl i ha

. >> the letters were laced with racial epithets. this one was sent to diana harry. >> i am having a hard time overlooking your husband, harry, i think i will take you away from him so you will see how it feels. >> and he wrote this to lewis. >> you won't have to hurt for long because your ass is mine. >> investigators asked harry if he sent the threatening letters, and initially he denied it. >> he decided he wanted to tell the truth and admitted he sent letters to mr. harry. >> but fitzpatrick claimed he was angry with lewis harry not because of the restraining order. but because he was sexually involved with his ex-girlfriend, sharon jones. >> i met lewis harry in a club. i was in love with mr. harry. he had asked me to marry him. as soon as the divorce was through, he had said that we would get married. >> roy fitzpatrick discovered this was all a lie. >> mr. fitzpatrick followed lewis harry home one night from my condo. and he called me within minutes of mr. harry leaving stating that he was still married. the wife was still in

. >> and crews clean up the apartment of a man accused of sending ricin laced letters hatboro residentscholas hellman being scowered today. he was arrested back in march for allegedly sending a ricin laced card to the boyfriend of his ex-girlfriend. he's now facing many charges including attempted murder. local public safety officials are coordinating the decontamination process. it includes cleaning and testing all items in the apartment. >> this treatment basically decomposes the ricin which is a protein made by plants and it's toxic. decomposes it to harmless chemicals that eventually will evaporate. >> authorities say they were tipped off about the alleged crime by hellman's co-worker. the company helping in the clean up evident has also been used in the aftermath of the world trade center tragedy, hurricane katrina and super storm sandy. >> with time running out to set a budget for the fall philadelphia school district officials today renewed their plea for nearly a hundred million dollars in additional funding from the city, state and their own teachers just to open up the schools

on the 100 block of byberry road in hatboro, where the 19-year-old allegedly laced a birthday card with ricin and sent it to his ex-girlfriend's boyfriend. >> authorities in burlington county have no plans to trap a bear seen in mount laurel today. this picture was captured and this video kaz captured of a bear cooling off in a retention pond. authorities say he is not posing a tletd to the community, people are encouraged to take down bird feeders and close off cave like areas including a garage. >>> and action news exclusive tonight, tomorrow will be a historic day in the 190 life of thomas jefferson university in philadelphia. officials will celebrate a 110 million gift from sydney kimmel and will be renamed the medical college at thomas jefferson university. i had a chance to talk with kimmel this afternoon at the school that will bear his name. >> i like to think i'm a gentlemen, who cares for other people. >> reporter: philadelphias may know sydney kimmel best for the apartmenting arts and the philadelphia orchestra, but the fact is he has spent $400 million to create cancer cente

this means heavy use of toxic pesticides the destruction of trees and any and all plants on the hit lacing list and that means missing the 18 century deadline (laughter) >> if i can say something about trees our tree coverage in san francisco is 12 percentage other eras the trees provide oxygen and they provide wind breaks and improve our quality of life, they make our city healthier. san francisco perry purports to be progressive please don't turn barney back the clock in our open space and don't deludicrously our hilltops and our thriving eco system does not allow the seizures of our life without paroleable open spaces please reject the rose 23 section 4.2 is not removed >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm casey an environmental educator working in the tenderloin and in the excelsior. i'm here to talk about the against support of the rose as it stands so long as section 4.2 is involved in this or is included in this plan or this series of guidelines we're at risk of losing a grateful of our effort and hillside. the map sounds good on paper but that's only until you look at

it's laced with a toxic chemical. >>> today the wau wau welcome festival opens with a block party. it takes place at the shops at liberty place from 1:00 this afternoon until 10:00 this evening. the live entertainment will be free and that includes new edition. it will run through friday, july fourth. >>> and the parties are highlighted in red from now until midnight. chestnut street between 15th and 18th street, and 16th street between repb sted and san some. bus routes will be detoured in that immediate area. >>> a local charter school celebrated a major milestone on graduation day. nbc 10 was in camden last night where the charter school not only graduated its largest class ever with 120 students, but marked its tenth straight year of 100% graduation and call edge placement. students were admitted to a number of colleges, including princeton. >>> incriminating analysis of the va system. >>> plus, for the first time, parents of sandy hook victims speak to a panel of what happened on that fateful day, what they say needs to change to keep children safe. >>> we want to take you bac

it has to take place in the parameter we actually have structural reforms lace before we raise the debt ceiling again. you can't just keep raising the debt ceiling and not hitting anything in return. when we compromise, we are always giving them brats what they want will stop it seems like senator ram said he gets to go in front of the press and we have to take the fight to the democrats. this fight, they did not say god bless america, they said. something else america. this man has been trying to dismantle the public ever since. is this decide importance. if you don't get it right, if you don't let the right man man for the u.s. senate seat, there could be catastrophe around this nation. the rest of the country is looking to us. if you are alks principled conservative that will hold a line when it comes do inservatives, i will washington like i've done in columbia. one of the distinctions between those who hold their principles dear and those who do not is what the moderate does if he carries his principal to the point of personal sacrifice will at the point of personal sacrifice, he d

. >> when cigars and cigarettes laced with marijuana or pcp are dipped in embalming fluid, the effectsen intensified. >> the embalming fluid was a rumor, and it remained a rumor. we were never able to determine that was a fact. >> as the beneficiary of his father's estate, lonnie jr. stood to inherit the funeral home and all of his father's assets. >> i think junior saw the business as sort of his cash cow and it would be able to finance his lifestyle. >> dna analyst jennifer watson examined the mask and gloves found 50 yards away from lonnie turner's home near a creek. police believed they had been worn by the killer. she found epithelial cells around the holes for the eyes and the mouth was and able to identify a dna profile which she compared to lonnie jr.'s dna. the results surprised everybody. >> the result was that lonnie jr. was excluded as a contributor to the profile. >> the dna from the mask was also compared to the victim's brother, lawson. his dna also did not match. in looking for other suspects, police knew one thing. the killer was familiar with the house and the family.

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it's skinny there's one hundred and one thousand people give or take it makes us one of the more pop laced plays in the city we have the significant chinese and russian speaking community pretty diverse income spread is from very well-off people to people in public housing. most of the district is lower independent residential single families and so apartments and condos there or 25 schools we serve 3 supervisory supervisor mar district one is the majority of the district and supervisor farrell has kind of a long skinny portion later than the north edge and out to the extreme east is supervisor breed. we work very closely with each of the supervisors and we have a great working relationship i talk to them and their staff all the time. so the district is a diverted into 5 car seektsz each the sectors is assigned to an officer for their shift for their primary roenl responsibility we try electro spread the work out. we have an average response time to priority calls and category those abc category depends on the surrenders a threat to life or the other safety is a permit call and other thing

>>> and happening right now, crews are cleaning up the apartment of a man accused of sending ricin lacedetters. officials have been working at the hatboro residents all day long. nicholas hellman was arrested back in march for allegedly se sending a race si laced card to the boyfriend of his girlfriend. he's facing attempted murder. public safety officials are coordinating the decontaminati decontamination. it includes testifying all items in that apartment. the effort and the key there is knowing just what to look for. >> this treatment basically decomposes the ricin which is a protein made by plants and is toxic. it decomposes it to harmless chemicals that eventua eventuall evaporate. >> authorities say they were tipped off about the alleged crime by hellman's co work can he. the company helping in the clean up effort has been used in the aftermath of the world trade center tragedy, hurricane katrina and super storm sandy. >>> major development tonight in the deadly benghazi attack made against americans. the pentagon says one of the militants responsible for it is now in u.s. custody.

. >> that crime your issue, what about sanctions that the eu has been reluctant until now to lace really tough sanctions on moscow, could that change? >> we are not expecting any decisions tonight. this is what the world leaders discuss openly and frankly. when they talk about economic sanctions, europeans have a lot to lose. it is a lot more difficult for them to go and take this a step further and for the americans. they have a lot to lose and that is why they are still focusing. we have to express demands and say, you have to accept the president elect. you can take these back out of the room. he will agree to meet core shank oh in the next coming days. >> president obama continues his trip here in europe looking for european support on the grammarian crisis. at the same time as obama underscores washington's commitment, the mistrust of washington in germany over the spying scandal took a new turn. >> the federal prosecutor has announced that his office is opening a formal investigation into the allegations that there was illegal surveillance of the chancellor's phone. the prosecutor

he is accused of sending a ricin laced birthday card to the home of his ex-girlfriend's boyfriend. they didn't know much about him except that he was an eagle scout and lived in the apartment with his mother. >> they kept to themselves and didn't come out or talk to anyone. i was here for three years and dchbt talk to him but once and it was short. >> it's scary, and bothers me that people are able to do that, literally. getting the information off the internet. >> back out live on the scene where crews are hoping to finish this operation tonight and the heat is pushing back the expectations and hoping to come back and finish at noon tomorrow. ricin is a dangerous toxin, that could be deadly if inhaled or ingested or. now to a developing story are you following all day long, u.s. forces say they have captured the mastermind of the u.s. consulate in benghazi, three people plus embarrass chris stevens were killed in the seethe. they captured him in libya over the weekend and is a senior member of the terror organization. president obama spoke about this at an event in pittsburgh toda

helman's apartment was deemed unfeet for human habitation after he was arrested for sending a ricin laced birthday card to his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. it doesn't take much ricin to do a lot of damage. >> it's a toxic material in small amounts if you inhale it or it gets injected into your body. >> an s.w.a.t. team surrounded his building before making the arrest. they later recovered caster beans and sodium oxide, two of the main ingredients for ricin. >> i sat out on the step with him and had a cigarette once in a while, and before that he made eagle scout. >> meanwhile, members of the hazardous cleanup crew working on the apartment say they expect to end the problem later today. >> when it's done, there will be no hazard associated with the ricin in the apartment. >> it can be deadly when it's inhaled injected or ingested. police a he rubbed it on a scratch and sniff card hoping his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend would inhale the ricin. >>> peco is reporting a large power outage in bucks county at this hour. about 3,000 customers in salisbury and new hope have lost power. it means

that's where police say a suspect wrote a letter laced with the poison ricin.cleanup crews have been on this job for months. >> they have. today is a key day. we'll find out what they found. we should know uxe results of samples taken at that apartment complex, if they are free of ricin after the scare back in march. ricen is made from the seeds of the caster oil plant and inhaling a few grains of the toxin can kill a person. in march, you might recall the standoff between police and 19-year-old nicholas hellman. he allegedly bragged to a co-worker that he made a scratch and sniff birthday card for his exgirlfriend's new boyfriend. two days later, investigators found a container of leftover ricin stashed near the apartment. neighbors we spoke with haven't exactly enjoyed for their building to be checked. >> it's been going on for three months now. the ricin thing. we were really scared about that. we're worried about the kids in the courtyard more than anything else. >> plastic was placed over everything sprayed in the apartment. the suspect, nicholas hellman,

in los angeles, smog is controlled because of reg u laces, because of research done in labs like this. >> i'm calvin baits. >> reporter: what is your field of study and what are you working on? >> how does smog form. >> reporter: part of the answer includes trees, yes trees. don't blame them yet. >> trees given out a bunch of chemicals, obviously oxigep. >> reporter: including isopreen. >> we know that iceo preen is a main chemical emitted by trees and is responsible for a lot of smog we see. >> here is how it works. when iceo preen mixes with car and power plant exhaust, that forms ozones and other particles responsible for smog. getting to the bottom of how the process works is what kelvin is referencing. we don't know what chemical rehabilitations take place that onvert isopreens to substances that are sticky enough, essentially, to form the particles. those are the chemical rehabilitations that i'm trying to figure out. >>> the conversion from isopreen from plants to sticky stuff into smog, that's what you are working on? >> exactly. what i try to do in the synthetic lab is make t

their schedule if this doesn't work with the rest of the transit projects because they are too inter laced among the contractors so you can see it aligns on the working days column shimmick did -- the base bids i'll address those as well the base bids i'll start with were 57 million and 175 thousand $57,175,056 and i'll focus just on the numbers for shimmics they had an a item and as part of this process we also had a ve and as part of the bid they were allowed 2 weeks prior to the bid to submit proposals that could be accepted or not accepted at the time of bid and they would be utilized as part of the bid selection process so that was so we had an a plus b kind of contract and value engineering so the contractors would submit 2 weeks prior to the bid and 8 were submitted one was accepted and the various components of the ve proposals were anything from bridge type changes and grade steel changes from 60-grade to 80-grade some of them were changing piles even some were trying to change the foundation for the pylon itself which is a pile that handles the loads of that particular grade or e

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