his investigation kept coming back to the lawson brothers. so much they endured an affair between bob and mike's third wife. when bethany disappeared, mike and bob lived together and owned a house together. >> mike was the talker. but he wasn't a get your hands dirty, get in the trenches and work hard. that was bob. bob was the guy that could get stuff done. the ying and yang. >> he was certain they knew something about bethany's disappearance but mike quit talking to police all together. so klinkhart got bob alone and asked him questions on videotape. >> do you believe that your brother is involved in the arson and disappearance of bethany correira. >> in my heart i don't think that mike is involved. >> klinkhart felt sure that he was lying. he continued to press bob for more. >> we want to make sure i you wouldn't get evolved in this even if your brother. >> no way. if my brother came home and told me he did something like that i'd tell ya. i'm not going to jail for anyone. i will tell you that flat out. >> bob said he knew nothing about be

pepper the goat and these seven sheep are all that is left at ron lawson's ranch in sonoma. >> you can see this here. >> reporter: somebody stole 20 sheep in one night, including 11 pregnant ones, and two babies. >> he just grabbed those, put them in the trailer, took off. >> reporter: turns out lawson is only the latest victim this what investigators are calling a spike in the thefts. >> we have had several sheeps stolen that were the children's sheep from the 4 hh, and they showed them in the fair. >> reporter: they pulled over the person, driving the trailer, filled with sheep. at the time the officer couldn't prove they were stolen, but took pictures and noted tag numbers on their ears, before letting him go. only later they learned he was an employee at his ranch, he and his brother, pedro, were arrested after finding some stolen sheep where pedro lived in santa rosa, but lawson's animals were not there. investigators believe they were sold for 80 a head. >> for them to disappear, suddenly, it is disturbing. >> reporter: lawson thinks his total loss could be more than 5000. orea a

pepper the goat and these seven sheep are all that is left at ron lawson's ranch in sonoma. >> you can see this here. >> reporter: somebody stole 20 sheep in one night, including 11 pregnant ones, and two babies. >> he just grabbed those, put them in the trailer, took off. >> reporter: turns out lawson is only the latest victim this what investigators are calling a spike in the thefts. >> we have had several sheeps stolen that were the children's sheep from the 4 hh, and they showed them in the fair. >> reporter: they pulled over the person, driving the trailer, filled with sheep. at the time the officer couldn't prove they were stolen, but took pictures and noted tag numbers on their ears, before letting him go. only later they learned he was an employee at his ranch, he and his brother, pedro, were arrested after finding some stolen sheep where pedro lived in santa rosa, but lawson's animals were not there. investigators believe they were sold for 80 a head. >> for them to disappear, suddenly, it is disturbing. >> reporter: lawson thinks his total loss could be more than 5000. orea a

they were not lawson's but he has a theory on how his sheep were stolen. >> anybody can grab them put them in the trailer and take over. >> lawson's loss could total more than ever thousand dollars. -- $5,000. dozens of sheep have been stolen including some raised by children from 4h projects. >>> there could be a brady blackout. tom brady will return when the raiders host. they are also coming off a big victory and new tickets left for sunday's game and it will not be on local television if the game does not sellout by the deadline. >>> three armed men searching for the masked gunmen who hit more 24 hours stores in the east bay. >>> live in recommend are you -- in emoryville, looking for clues as to who did it. >>> and on the new york stock exchange, some on -- optimism continues. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answ

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm wendy rieger.es paramedics detail the chaotic scene at michael jackson's home the day he died. richard says murray denied jackson was being treated for any problems and did not tell paramedics he was giving michael jackson propofol. >>> a major blow to al qaeda. the leader was killed today in yemen in a drone strike. anwar al-awlaki was killed in attacks. he's blamed for several attempted attacks to americans. >>> a beltway connecting i-66 is closing. exit 49c is closing permanently because of the new hot lanes. that's coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >>> another down day on wall street. they finished off 240 points at 10,913. nasdaq just over 65 points to close at 2415 and the s&p finished in the red down 39 points to close at 1131. today's numbers helped wall street earn the worst quarterly numbers since 2008. >>> engineers removed large chunks of stone from the washington monument. some of them weigh more than ten pounds. the goal of the repelling operation is to remove it so it doesn't fall and hur

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he worked at ron lawson's ranch where somebody stole several sheep and several pregnant youths. he has a theory on how his sheep was stolen. >> he went and grabbed them and put them in the trailer and took off. >>> the total loss can be more than $5,000 and dozens of sheep have been stolen from around the county including some raised by children in 4h products. >>> it is the gadget that put apple on the map but there are rumors it may not be around too much longer. >>> common items that could put your health at risk. >> . >>> there is a report macrame be retiring the iphone classic. it will also announce it is discontinuing the outdated versions and it accounts for all of apple revenue at this point now that the iphone and "i" pad offer music video streaming. >>> if you bought a pair of its easy tone or run tone shoes, the company has agreed to settle charges of false advertising. reebok adds for the shoes' unique design just by using the shoes, anyone who bought the shoes in december of 2005 can apply for a refund online. >>> modern technology could also put our lives at risk.

lawson chicken ranch was along 19th ave. >> [inaudible] >> not exactly. he donated the land later to the city, though. sort of the farm house feeling of the richmond. >> there is a water tower with a windmill in the back. >> right, get your water from wells. that was the early boathouses. looking at that map, sporting men would come out in the horses, have little races with their horses and carriages and the sea horse races, maybe get in a card game, have a drink of the way to the beach. >> but this was when there was county land, so there was no gambling. the move people out to county for the race track. >> they were away from intense public scrutiny out there. >> my of the state is there were four racetracks in the city. -- my understanding. can you name them? >> pioneer, union, in the side, and oceanside. >> there ago. maybe there are more. >> we have a big article on race tracks on our website. outsidelands.org. >> the ingleside, you can still see that. >> they developed where that race track was, just south of ocean avenue, they kept the oval of the

a gun if you're going i'm going to show so many was sort of omniscient is the key to controlling lawson's weapons if they can't get out of a notion of the dumb going there is no going to them now i have another question i'm not sure whether you can comment on that by that it's just a lot of personal observation. this uprising began back in march it was primarily driven by they say young people like teenagers and young men in the twenty's who went to the frontlines almost for the fun of it but the pictures we're now getting from tripoli show very different sort of probables there is a middle aged man who seem to be a far more proficient in their handling alarmists. how did that shift happen i think first of all you know i mean on the ground all this i mean. sort of watch myself growing old and when you're young you think you're immortal i think what has happened is the revolution has become let's go to the stage where it looks like being successful when you get the bandwagon of the people who are in civilian clothes or the middle aged i would guess this is a good officer we've seen the wor

to him going you know i mean mission so in many ways sort of omniscient is the key to concluding lawson's weapons if they can get out of a notion of them going to look into them you know have another question i'm not sure about your comment about it but if it's just a lot of personal observations. this uprising began back in march it was primarily driven by they see young people like teenagers a young man in that twenty's whole bunch of the frontlines almost for the fun of it but the pictures we're now getting from tripoli show very different sort of probables there is a middle aged man who seem to be a far more professional than their handling of boris. how did that shift happen i think first of all going out on the ground for all this i mean. sort of watch myself growing over the new young man you think you are more full i think what is now part of the revolution. was going to the stage without being successful would you go about writing for both of the people who are in civilian clothes of the middle age i would guess this is a good officer. the word of the year when these people are g

gun if you're going i'm going to show so many ways so do i mention this is the key to controlling lawson's weapons if they can get i mean or should the i'm going to is not going to them now i haven't. of a question i'm not sure of whether you can comment on that by the if it's just my personal observation when the surprising began back in march it was primarily driven by the base young people like teenagers and young men in the twenty's who went to the frontlines almost for the fun of it but the pictures right now getting from tripoli show very different sort of troubles there is a middle aged man who seem to be a far more proficient in their handling of the army's. how did that shift happen i think first of all going to be on the ground for the marine. to watch myself growing old and when you're young you think your immortal i think the revolution has become let's go to the stage where it looks like being successful about what i think of the people who are in civilian clothes of the middle age i would guess this is a good officer. of the wind just. fine i have a question regarding the rec

point having a gun if you're going i mean ition so many ways so domination is the key to controlling lawson's weapons at the common good of a nation the dumb gun is no good to them ok fine i have a question regarding their recent allegations or theories that some countries may be. illegally selling arms to the rebels i know that the french have a pretty dropping weapons to some rebel groups and i posted separately which is on the face of it's a breach of the security council resolution which one can only deplore. particularly when a permanent member of the security council goes wrong frothing resolution they voted for i think it's a very about show but you know real the real world is sometimes not so last place to be in. a british foreign secretary back in the eighteenth century said the ones that britain has no permanent friends when you could and its interests i think that's true of every country is true of russia is true of us true to americans on the french so people will look to their interests. as they say who wrote that song but yes it's about thing with the the united nations system i

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you're going to come get me i mean the so many was sort of i mean this is the key to concluding lawson's weapons if they can get i mean this from the i'm going to is not going to them now i have another question i'm not sure about your columns about it but it's just a lot of personal observation. the surprising began back in march it was primarily driven by bass young people like teenagers a young man and my niece who went to the frontlines almost for the fun of it and the pictures we're now getting from tripoli show very different sort of probables there is a middle aged radical seem to be a far more professional than their handling of the army is. how did that shift happen i think first of all you know i'm on the ground all this for me. to watch myself through you know that when you're young and you think your immortal i think voters are part of the revolution. of course that was through with my being successful with the good work and also the people who were in civilian clothes in the middle age i would guess you know this is you go to somebody you see there were very disapproving of

let's go live in alabama to court reporter brian lawson.e's written extensively about this law here. and a myriad of headlines. my question -- >> i'm sorry, i'm having a little -- >> brian, can you hear me? >> just having a little trouble. sorry. >> stay with me. if you can't hear, wave really big and i'll stop talking. but my request to yquestion to supporters of this law, is it a win or a loss? >> for supporters of the law, it's certainly a win. i think the feeling was going into the court's decision yesterday, that she would adhere similar tlly to what other cour had done. >> this law still extends further than arizona's or any other law of this nature that's passed, does it not? you can just talk about the different pieces of the law that still stand? >> sure. there's still -- they've emphasized this, that they want to touch every part of an illegal alien's life to quote one of the sponsors. that means school registration, there's a system now to track immigration status for new enrollees. it means when you're stopped on a traffic stop,

than were arrested in iran could be released area soon wearied just brand and has kept pell at 500 lawson dollars each and the port: that this that the country after that they'll is paid they release their a short and upper restaurant after crossing into iran from our wrap while they were like we will keep you posted on his big story today pop were juveniles haven't paid it, they will be looking for shelter to an appellate residence to lock your doors until the four map and found >> police are searching for can people that were involved in a home and they'd am would neighbors or point us that they are >> at one dirty m m. emma and there was a knock on their board investigators to the door as he did was they convinced the 75 year- old man and a 72 year-old woman to open your door once they got the beat the cutlery room >> they get used acomas' to gain entry into the house they left of the female president into plant lack of and severely beat the elderly mellon wasn't they gained access to the state but is inside the walls and spends several items of value including fire on it sweaarms. thi

. >> look lawson avenue in barrington court, an officer involved shooting. if we have the video to show you from the scene. europe and was shot. another suspect was not shot it is being questioned. >> new eagles showed that the obama administration was worried about the now tikrit solyndra. a january enol small white house budget official to local workers said the optics of a solyndra to call if will be at and likely: with the 2012 campaign season. if solyndra are received by the 20 million in federal loans and the company declared bankruptcy late last front and lead all workers. >> hillary clinton is giving the keynote address at the london economic summit. the summit is held by the a's in the pacific economic associatiocommittee. her speechs titled summit leaders are adorned. >> live pictures of president o'clockpresident bara. this is the first law changed to patent since 1952. the legislation is aimed at streamlining the patent process at reducing costly legal battles for a into products. the president is saying with the help of this call, it would help

. >> lawson says his total loss could be more than $5,000.uties say dozens of sheep have been stolen around the county including some being raised by children for a.i.d.s. projects. >> that's too bad. >> yeah. >>> i think this morning is not as bad as yesterday when we had trouble on the bay bridge. we're gonna start off again in contra costa county. traffic is gonna be still pretty slow. now it looks like there is a new crash -- it's not that new but it's still there. 680 is backed up from near pleasant hill to danville. if you drive on 80, very slow, especially in richmond. let's move to some live pictures. traffic on interstate 880 is doing pretty well coming up to the coliseum until it slows at high street and the morning commute at the toll plaza, still about a 25-minute wait. no problems reported by chp along that bridge. just checking here to make sure that nothing has popped up. it looks pretty good here so far. typical coming into san francisco. >>> let's go to steve. >> i can't believe that raider game is not sold out. >> i really h

laverty steven lawn robert lawrence nathaniel lawson eugen gabriel lazar james patrick leahy joseph gerard joseph leavy leon lebor alan j. lederman elena f. ledesma alexis leduc david s. lee gary h. lee hyun joon lee juanita lee >> and my husband, carlos, father of louis, francisco, brother of nine siblings throughout the world. >> and my brother-in-law, michael, engine company 240, 48 brooklyn. you are missed and i know that we will meet again in heaven. thank you. >> kathryn blair lee linda c. lee lorraine mary lee myoung woo lee richard y. lee stuart soo-jin lee yang der lee stephen paul lefkowitz adriana legro edward joseph lehman eric andrew lehrfeld >> and my father, james. may your memory and spirit live on through my brother and die. >> and my father, lt. joseph, i love and miss you so much. [applause] david leistman >> david prudencio lemagne joseph anthony lenihan john joseph lennon, jr. john robinson lenoir jorge luis leon matthew gerard leonard michael lepore charles a. lesperance jeff leveen john dennis levi alisha caren levin neil david levin robert levine robert michael levi

tim lawson is your son-in-law. >> guest: yes. c-span: married to dory who actually represents you. >> guest: yes she does. tim is a painter, a very good painter. c-span: what did he do? >> guest: well, he went me -- for example, he went with me to see this painting of the gallery of the louvre when it was in storage in chicago. and he went with me to see the work at his home in cornish, new hampshire. he went with me to the metropolitan. he went with me often to -- particularly, to the fine arts in boston to look at the sergeants that are there and to look there. c-span: you said your daughter melinda read every -- >> guest: i marshall the whole -- the whole team, as it were. and my son david, jr. -- he teaches english in high school and he went over all my grammar and punctuation very carefully and rosalie is my editor-in-chief. c-span: your wife? >> guest: i read everything -- or she reads everything allowed to me. i want to hear it. i write for the ear. i try to write for the ear as well as the eye. it's what all the great wri

lawson and force me 100 days, 40 legislative days. you have to make everyone of them count. have to make them count in terms of growing our economy, to reduce the deficit, to create jobs. we have to make them count and demonstrate leadership of our country moving all doubt that we will be responsible as we prepare for the future. again, we are very proud of the president, we look forward to his remarks in a couple of days and we look forward to working with them to have success at the table of 12. that is absolutely essential, and we are all committed to that success. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> president obama offered his plans for trading shops to a joint session of congress this thursday. live coverage here on c-span at 7:00 eastern. in a few moments, and look ahead to the 10th anniversary of the 911 attacks which homeland security secretary janet told -- napolitano. rudy guiliani on american security since 9/11. the head of the treasury station security administra

lawson and force me 100 days, 40 legislative days. you have to make everyone of them count.e to make them count in terms of growing our economy, to reduce the deficit, to create jobs. we have to make them count and demonstrate leadership of our country moving all doubt that we will be responsible as we prepare for the future. again, we are very proud of the president, we look forward to his remarks in a couple of days and we look forward to working with them to have success at the table of 12. that is absolutely essential, and we are all committed to that success. thank you very much. >> president obama offers his plan for creating jobs to a joint session of congress this thursday. in a few moments, a look ahead to the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 and tax with, and security -- attacks with, and security secretary janet napolitano. then rudy guiliani on the american security says 9/11. then a hearing on the financial future of the u.s. postal service. >> a couple of events to tell you about tomorrow morning. the center for strategic and international studies close a forum on

if we had no lawson said come here and work with us. join us, live with us.be overrun by people -- we are not able to police our borders. immigration is a very important issue. we need to get it done right. we need to enforce our borders. we need to resolve the status of those who are here. a lot of young kids are fighting for this country whose status is not resolved. we need to do all these things. it has not been done because it is very hard and controversial. it ranks among the five or six issues that have to be tackled. >> on the question about the news media that we can now, and electronic media is a big part of the problem as why are congress have such a difficult time coming together in a bipartisan way producing a result, almost anything. since your students and you studied political silence, go back and study the history and see what to john adams and alexander hamilton and thomas jefferson had to say about the media. the median rate them over the coals. a lot of it was malicious and untrue. the media has always been a part of the problem with polit