but the forensic evidence found on the latex gloves in the hotel trash left no doubt. >> those latex gloves were processed for dna evidence. both sides. >> on the outside was summer baldwin's dna. on the inside was summer baldwin's dna again. this time, mixed with rodriguez's dna. and rodriguez' dna also matched dna from summer's rape kit. to investigators, are it was an open and shut case. but to be thorough, investigators searched rodriguez's computer. it seemed like a for malt. but this time, it was more than that. >> it was apparent in looking at row din da's computer that he was very involved with trying to meet girls on line and trying to perhaps have sex or something along those lines. >> from the moment rodriguez got to his parents' home, he ran a number of searches for the name summer baldwin. but there was another name he searched repeatedly. >> boom, there it is. joanna rogers. what news do we have about joanna rogers. >> 16-year-old joe and that rogers, a high school student, had been missing for the past 1 months. her parents had last seen her the night before she disapp

in one of the trash bags was the wrapper for the latex gloves. the price tag shows they were purchased from a cvs drugstore in staten island, new york, but the investigators still faced daunting task. there were almost half a million people living in staten island. >> we had nothing. you know, we were grasping at straws. ator: this is the storm sea captain: there's a storm comin narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" >>> one year after finding thomas mulcahy's dismembered body, new jersey police had another case that was eerily similar, this time in manchester township, new jersey. >> the body parts were bagged in a similar fashion. they were double bagged, double knotted. the most striking thing, at least to me, was the way the bodies were dismembered in

inside that bathrobe, they found a brown leather glove, a latex glove and .25-caliber ammunition. >>this ammunition did not match the ammunition used in the murders. however, it looked like the killer threw the items in the trash before fleeing the scene. the murder weapon, a high-powered hunting rifle, belonged to the johnsons' tenant, mel speegle, who had mysteriously disappeared. >> mel speegle had rented the guest house for years, was a very close friend of alan and diane. he works as an electrician. >> within hours of the murders, investigators found speegle in boise, idaho, 150 miles away. he said he had been visiting family members all weekend, an alibi that checked out. speegle claimed his hunting rifle was in his closet when he left for boise. >> i directly asked mel speegle who he thought we should be looking at, and he's the one who told me about bruno santos. >> santos was dating the johnsons' 16-year-old daughter, sarah. >> he was an illegal immigrant, a dropout, associated with a number of small drug-related crimes, just a guy that as a father you wouldn't necessarily a

and to do that, scientists looked once more at the pair of latex gloves.n, and perspiration is 99% water. >> i didn't hold much hope we were going to get any fingerprints, because this bag had already been in water for several days, submerged in water. so the chance for fingerprints was very minimal. >> but just to be sure, they used ultraviolet light both inside and out. >> the light will basically reflect off the surface, and basically, i think the light is actually absorbed by the fingerprint itself. >> amazingly, inside houston found what scientists might call an anomaly but laymen call a miracle. >> this is the only case i can remember i've ever had a print come up to this quality that had been in the water for three, four, five days. >> it was a partial print of an index finger and it matched gregg myers. it survived, most likely because he touched skin oil first. >> with all the planning that he tried to do to avoid leaving evidence, he ends up leaving a fingerprint inside the glove with the right index finger, which would be his trigger finger. >>

from the latex gloves.that michael ratley had worn the latex gloves and then put the larger heavier rubber gloves on and then wielded the murder weapon in killing his wife. >> prosecutors believe michael ratley had planned his wife's murder for months. and had made more than one attempt on her life. the first could have been the incident in the car with the mouse which almost caused her to crash on the interstate highway. the mobile home fire was also suspicious. prosecutors believe michael disconnected the smoke alarm and started the fire near the baby's diaper warmer while effie was asleep. michael grabbed their infant son and ran outside. the blaze blocked effie's escape. but family members and neighbors saw the smoke and got to the scene before the fire engulfed the entire mobile home. so michael probably felt he had no choice but to make some attempt to save his wife. oh he broke one of the windows and helped her to escape. in so doing, he was hailed as a hero. >> are you okay? >> a month later, while

. >> reporter: this child witnessed kidnapping by two men police say were wearing purple latex gloves. they push the child in the silver suv, being driven by a man wearing a ski mask. >> he picked them up and push him in the car and, the little boy, is a teenager and he tried to get out and wow not let him out. >> reporter: bandits tied him and his wife up before ransacking the house they made off with thousands of dollars in cash and jewelry and other valuables. then they sped off with their son still in the get away car. he managed to untie himself tried to chase after him. >> i grabbed my keys and i left. i followed him. i chased those guys. i almost caught up to them but they got away from me. >> reporter: bandits later dropped their son unarmed in the 2300 block where he ran to the gas station and called police. before the bandits left the home they took dvr from the video surveillance system. police believe the bandits were professionals who knew exactly what they were doing. >> just the simple fact have of him standing out in 95-degree weather with latex gloves on is an indicat

these are all covered or wrapped in some kind of latex material, then lubricated with whatever they find. >> how long can 3 keep it up there? >> i believe the average time is maybe about a day. when it's time to pull it out, sometimes it won't come out. and that leads to other problems. >> inmates go to such extreme lengths to fashion and conceal weapons, officers must be outfitted with the high tech nonlethal arsenal of their own. at the los angeles county jail, we encountered inmates who seemed impervious to tasers or anything else. to control these inmates deputies had to resort to what's known as a four-point restraint. >> in the reception center there's a lot of instances, these guys come straight off the street. they are angry, they are -- very violent. they often go off. >> sit down. >> one inmate just couldn't deal with it. he went completely berserk. and they had to restrain him and one of the ways they do that is these four-point restraints. and they tell him what they are going to be doing. >> mental health staff ordered you to be put in four-point restraint. we're going to ta

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. >> the 9th grade victim was kidnapped steps from this home by men who were wearing purple latex gloves and masks over their face. late into the night, police were investigating this strange case, clearly targeting a family with plenty of cash in their house. late this afternoon, nbc10 captured this hug between a 15-year-old kidnapping victim and his worried mother. after a gunpoint robbery and a terrifying phone call to the boy's father. >> what did they say to you? >> just give us everything, don't lie. we know what you have already. i guess my son told him what we had. >> the teen was walking home from school in this tranquil bustleton neighborhood. they took him hostage in their car, taping up his eyes, phoned his parents to make their demands and knocked on the family's door with guns drawn. >> they barged in inside the property, once they're inside they tie up the mother and father. >> the men took as much as $30,000 in cash, jewelry and even the dvr system that would have recorded their crime you through these cameras. they sped off with the 15-year-old boy still in their car. po

. >> he was wearing white color, dark colored pants and they are both wearing purple latex gloves. >> my son, call us from the guy's phone and said give us everything, give them everything, money, jewelry whatever you got. >> reporter: according to police the 15 year-old was held hostage, parents were tied up and forced on the floor. they complied with the mess, suspects searched the home and awe what they could taking off with the 15 year-old still in the car. >> i got outside fast, i grabbed my keys, left, followed them, i chased those guys and i almost caught up to them but they got away. >> reporter: suspects later left the the 15 year-old near 23rd and fairmount. >> the 15 year-old was home with his family this morning. he suffered some bruising but other than that is okay. suspects did getaway with $30,000 in cash as well as home surveillance system and jewelry. as for the family they do own several businesses in the area but they didn't recognize the suspects. that is the latest, jen bernstein, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia city council meets today for last time bef

they both wearing white colored tank tops, dark colored pants and purple latex gloves. >>> according to police the 15 year old was walking home his parents were expecting him. so when someone knocked, the mother opened the door only to be confronted by two armed men. >> there were two inside the house and one waiting in the car with my son and then my son called us from the guy's phone, and said give us everything. i give them everything, the money, jewelry whatever you got. >> reporter: the family complied but the says specs fled with the stolen loot and the 15 year old still in the car. >> as soon as they left, they tied me up and i got untide fast and i grabbed my keys and i left. i followed them and i chased those guys and i almost caught up to them. they got away from me. >> police say the suspects later dumped the 15 year old near 23rd and fairmount. we're toll the suspects got away with $30,000 in cash, jewelry and the home surveillance syst system. so considering all of those factors, police at this point do believe this family was targe targeted. now the family here they tel

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plus he had a latex glove on and when you grow up in wisconsin, and your gloves get wet in the morning put them on the raid jarrett. when you get home at the end of the day maybe they're three times smaller. maybe if you are from southern california you don't know that if he hadn't put the glove on oj he could have handled it better. he could have explained that. if he hadn't done that johnnie cochran would have done that himself and pointed at the prosecutors and said why do you think the -- in closing argument, would why do you think the prosecutors didn't do that oj simpson in the room with the gloves here and didn't want it you to do that darr den had no choice. >> it doesn't make sense, it doesn't fit. if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> let's get something straight, the glove did fit. phil van atta had. phil didn't have any problem getting on the glove. if you want to put a glove on. you put it on. if you are allowed to perform in front of a jury in open court on live television, then you see what we saw with oj. >> coming up: >> o.j. was being hidden at the kardashian house.

first putting on the nylon latex glove and after he first tried to put on the actual glove itself, ther glove, it became clear that it didn't fit. and you saw o.j. holding up his hand and standing up and walking over to the jury. he was then in full actor mode. >> i was going to say, that was quite a bit of acting. >> he sure was. >> because he played that moment for all that it was worth. yale, i want to talk to you. you were o.j.'s attorney from 2013, i'm pretty sure. yale if you can hear us, give us insight on what o.j. thought about -- yale, can't hear us. we'll get back to -- jeffrey, you thought it was a bit of acting and as you said, and as you heard jim moret say in that piece, right, this case was all about celebrity, about sex, about race, and murder. how did this trial change the way the media covers a case like this, with gavel to gavel coverage, even, you know before o.j. it wasn't bad, was it? >> well, what happened was there was a tremendous backlash mostly among judges against cameras in the courtroom because i think they felt that judge ito, lance ito, looked bad, didn

plus he had a latex glove on and when you grow up in wisconsin, and your gloves get wet in the morninghen you get home at the end of the day maybe they're three times smaller. maybe if you are from southern california you don't know that if he hadn't put the glove on oj he could have handled it better. he could have explained that. if he hadn't done that johnnie cochran would have done that himself and pointed at the prosecutors and said why do you think the -- in closing argument, would why do you think the prosecutors didn't do that oj simpson in the room with the gloves here and didn't want it you to do that darr den had no choice. >> it doesn't make sense, it doesn't fit. if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> let's get something straight, the glove did fit. phil van atta had. phil didn't have any problem getting on the glove. if you want to put a glove on. you put it on. if you are allowed to perform in front of a jury in open court on live television, then you see what we saw with oj. >> coming up: >> o.j. was being hidden at the kardashian house. >> not kim kardashian but her fa

they grabbed the kid, both wearing white color, dark colored pants and they are both wearing purple latex gloves. >> my son, called us from the guy's phone and said give us everything, give them everything, money, jewelry whatever you got. >> reporter: according to police the 15 year-old was held hostage with the third suspect. parents were tied up and forced on the floor. they complied. suspect searched the home and stole what they could taking avenue with the 15 year-old still in the car. >> i got outside fast and i grabbed my keys and i left. i followed them. i chased those guys. i almost caught up to them but they got away from me. >> reporter: the the suspects later left the 15 year-old near 23rd and fairmount. this morning he is back home with his parents. he suffered some bruising but other than that he is okay. we are told that the suspect made away with $30,000 in cash, jewelry as well as a home surveillance system this family does own several businesses in the area, police say that is why they may have been targeted but the family told us they didn't recognize the three men. if

the average latex ecstasy of a slave in the united states was around 60.that is not because slaveowners in the united states were somehow kind there. it is because the slave is the most viable part of the production process. there is an interest in keeping slaves for life. the average was 18 because they would come to the country and because the most valuable part in that economic relationship with the minds, particularly the diamond and gold mines they would bring african slaves and work them to death. eventually it was not abolished some grand explosion aboard consciousness. as apologist because the slaveowners that it's best for business for us to move on from this. what that makes brazil self-consciousness to have indigenous people moving to the cities after the end of slavery and they begin to develop their culture both in the favelas, the poor communities in brazil and they develop their own culture through the sport of soccer, which came to the shores. when supper was introduced to brazil, is to decades before people of color, people of african desc

>> isn't that latex? >> it must be a competitor. >> export/import. >> that's right. >>> let's get back to intel and then i want to get to sprint and t-mobile as well with a little bit of news there. what is the read broadly on intel? >> business. enterprise spending. >> and across other companies. >> right. so, you know, like this is the type of thing that happened. if you're short hewlett packard or you're an analyst, you'll upgrade monday. you will upgrade. if you are negative on intel, you're going to have to cover your shorts. yields still three and change here. if you have a sell on intel, the pressure to upgrait grade is monumental and we have a lead er of old tech. the multiples in these stocks are very low. you have to dust off the play book. you have to dust off the mid 90s play book of what happens when intel gets it right. it's never been one quarter. those who are thinking it will go back to being bad and think that they'll keep spending on cam ex don't know this company, don't know brian, they don't know what he's capable of. the salespeople no longer ru

simpson was wearing latex gloves underneath, but none of that matter.na on anything you would, and johnnie cochran used that to his advantage in gaining the acquittal. >> a lot of people -- it's become a joke in some regards that he got off easy, because a lot of people believed hem to be guilty, but this is an interesting nugget. according to a new cnn poll, a majority of african-american respondents now today believe that the charges against o.j. were not true. what do you say to that, jim? >> well, i mean, look, you saw this case go down on racial lines, no question about it. the issue of race was introduced by the defense and allowed in by judge lance ito. i didn't really view this as a race case based on the facts, but that was irrelevant, because it was established as a race case. the defense effectively made mark fuhrman as the villains, the rogue cop. that's all that mattered. even 20 years later, people are still passionate about their views. >> jim moret, great work then, great work now. so good to see you then. thank you. >> we're back in jus