after years of investigation, police had a suspect in the murder of teresa mayfield.friend, dawn lavender. but what was dawn's motive for murder? once again, here's keith morrison. >>> on june 11, 2010, almost three years to the day teresa mayfield was killed, sheriff ellis and corporal boyd drove to the wire factory where dawn lavender worked. she was halfway through her day shift and they told her she was under arrest for the murder of her friend, teresa mayfield. >> she first wanted to know why we was arresting her and then we went to the jail she said this was wrong, we made a mistake. >> the corporal and the sheriff were only too happy to explain how one clue led to another and eventually an inescapable conclusion. but prosecutor evans had questions, pointed ones. >> you could tell it was going to be difficult. >> where was the smoking gun? where was the murder weapon? where was one single fingerprint tying dawn to the crime? >> as far as physical evidence, we really didn't have any. it was truly circumstantial because we didn't really know anything about what ha

it was here they found theresa mayfield's truck, body inside, gunshot woun the head. teresa's younger sister broke the terrible news to the mother. >> when i went to the house, mama was sitting in the recliner, i knelt down, got on my knees and grabbed her and said, mama, she's gone. she's gone. do you have any idea how hard that was? >> teresa's daughter, kelsey, had spent a sleepless night waiting in vain for her mother to come home. >> how did you find out? >> my dad came and told my brothers and i. it was awful realizing your worst mignightmare had come tru. for a brief second i thought she had committed suicide because i knew how stressed out she was but i knew how much she loved her family. >> everybody who knew teresa knew that, even sheriff kenneth els, who drove out to the crime scene if that's what it was. corm mark boyd, alabama bureau of investigation met him there. this case was kind of personal for you, sheriff. >> yes. my daughter and miss teresa and scott's daughter, they play softball together. >> you see teresa at the ballpark? >> every game. it felt

into the conference room and there was my supervisor who did not look or speak a word to me and mayfield bossi was the head of the team of the new york fed working inside goldman sachs it was very short. basically he said i was being fired for insubordination and not following orders. i asked him essentially what are you basing this on? he was very surprised for that question and then they said we wish you good lock. after that but then it was very typical you don't get stay they walk you out of the building. i recorded all the way downstairs and out of the building. >>host: carmen segarra is the author of noncompliant coming out in october you can see the conclusion when published. . . . . >> paul manafort is now sitting inside a jail on allegations he tried to

jamente and his partner priscilla mayfield opened their first store in louisiana. he built the business from the ground up, never took a loan. teafs -- he was a risk taker, an entrepreneur herm expanded his business to include shops in observer lynn, louisiana, and shreveport, the largest metro area in the district. now with the pro-breath, pro-business policies, mr. james says he plans to open a nourt and now a fifth location in the near future. this is a success story and what we're seeing around the country. our nation is full of people like roderick who work long hours and give their all to achieve their version of the american dream. this congress has delivered a fairer, simpler tax code and that's allowed small business owners to keep more of their hard-earned dollars and reinvest in their employees, businesses and communities. i completed my 28th town hall last week when we were home for a day. i can tell you everyone from all walks of life and across the country are feeling the effect of this. they're feeling and tasting the success and they want us to do m

kenesha mayfield/passenger- "i think he should mind his business. who is he to enforce the law? and, he's just eating a burrito -- what harm is that? people do worse things on bart."stacy roe/passnger- "like people smoke crack and stuff on a train sometimes. like, all types of stuff." bart says eating on a train is a violation and can result in a citation or a warning. a rule some passengers agree should be enforced.james harper/passengers- "people that eat on the train leave their trash on the trains, so theres food. sometimes its on the seats. most of the time its on the floor. so, you step in it or you sit in it." passengers say these kinds of issues can be resolved without always involving the police. philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) a big story tonight.. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously voted supervisor malia cohen to become the new president of the board of supervisors. cohen was first elected in 20-10 as district 10 supervisor and then re-elected to that postion in 20-14.. the position she's held since. she's credited with authoring legislation tha

charlie mayfield, the chair ofjohn lewis, has also pitched into this debate about the consequences ofthe point today that he thinks it's important for business to speak out over this. when faced with the level of uncertainty and whether the significant risks that they can see, and with the apparent misunderstanding, or a lack of appreciation of the scale of those risks, i would say that it seems to be irresponsible for people who know that some of those things could happen not to flag those. and a couple of warriors from him, for insta nce couple of warriors from him, for instance fresh food coming into the uk if there is disruption, salad may go beyond its sell by date. but also that in the destruction shoppers might not spend, and that might affect stores. the head of nissan and renault has also said today that as far as the uk is concerned they are not making decisions about things like investment because of the uncertainty. more pressure from business. simon, thank you. plans to build community prisons for women in england and wales have been scrapped. instead, the government will

team had against turkey last week we expected something close to the strongest eleven the russian mayfield but chess of continue to experiment line up was told it different to that three at the back as well so tonight is a big mystery of course i would say that it's a one hundred percent certainty that the likes of field the smell of alexander the good and probably even if we'll start in the first line up the biggest mystery is the defense of course whether that would be a spot that moscow squitti up of whether that would be further could show off or the veteran. who came back out of retirement of international football to play for russia during the world cup that is of course yet to be determined i would say probably reasonable to play the brazilian model fernandez who actually got brazilian passed but you want to play for the russian national team and got a russian citizenship he was one of the strongest last season of the season before that where the church asked if we trust him enough to put him in the back for back three for that matter that's of course a big question. apologize for t

mayfield, she recognized we were bringing a different spin to this problem and she worked jointly with us to make this happen. we expect in those locations to adthr add three more classes in june of this year. and we're actively discussing more in the state in 2019. over in the mississippi delta and impover rgsed area as you all know, and actually a second location that's in the delta as we call it in vicksburg. i'll talk a minute more about that in a few minutes. we already have 130 plus candidates for the 60 positions that's starting in june. so we're feeling good about that. >> perhaps we can expound more on that during questioning. >> yes, sir, we could. >> dr. oh, you are recognized. >> chairman whitker, ranking member schatz and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the app community and mobile technology trends. my name is sarah oh and i'm a research fellow at the technology research institute. the app economy is an important source of economic growth. as an economist my primary concern is growth in business formation, jobs, research deve

andrea mayfield who is the president of the community colleges, and she has just been wonderful to work with. show was not territorial at all. she recognize that had we were bringing a different spin to this problem, and she's worked jointly with us to make it happen. today there are 25 students enrolled in two academies, two different locations in our state. we expect in those locations to add three more classes in june of this year, and we're actively discussing three other locations in the state for 2019. down on the gulf coast in blokes and over in the mississippi delta, and impoverished area, as you all know and a second location that's in the delta as we call it in vicksburg. i'll talk a minute more about that in a few minutes. we already have 130-plus candidates for the 60 positions in the three classes that are starting in june, so we're feeling good about that. >> perhaps expound more on that during the question and answer. >> dr. oh, you are recognized. >> chairman wicker, ranking member schatz and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on

kenesha mayfield/passenger- "i think he should mind his business. who is he to enforce the law? and, he's just eating a burrito -- what harm is that? people do worse things on bart."stacy roe/passnger- "like people smoke crack and stuff on a train sometimes. like, all types of stuff." bart says eating on a train is a violation and can result in a citation or a warning. a rule some passengers agree should be enforced.james harper/passengers- "people that eat on the train leave their trash on the trains, so theres food. sometimes its on the seats. most of the time its on the floor. so, you step in it or you sit in it." passengers say these kinds of issues can be resolved without always police. philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) a san francisco judge is tossing out a lawsuit against the president over student loan debt. that lawsuit accused the trump administration of illegally reneging on an obama-era committment to forgive loans. those loans were for chain. but a judge says the state failed to establish it had the right to sue. she gave them 30 days to amend its lawsuit. ( pa

mayfield: "my original thought was to create these belts for kids to graduate with them with a non violent title on them and i just took that and shifted them to non violent sports.">the team tired but happy to be home shaun livingston spoke to us after a flight full of champagne, music and laughs..the city of oakland is preparing for the upcoming celebrationswith concession stands ready selling t-shirts across the street from the oracleover at the parade route in downtown oakland.. more excited fans who say they will be there on tuesday