> the first suspect, mike harting, was a friend of john helble's. witness recalled seeing harting's truck parked near helble's home around the time of the murder. >> mike harting was good friends with john. we knew that john and mike had some narcotics business together. >> but harting had an alibi for the time of the murder, and he passed a polygraph test. the next two suspects, andrew rich and sharon schneider, were friends of john's who lived about an 18-hour drive away in greybull, wyoming. >> we learned from a good friend who saw andrew rich and john helble together on january 18th of 1999 that in fact andrew rich had been at the trailer house of john helble. >> but andy said john was alive and well when he and sharon left to return home. police searched the couple's apartment and found marijuana, methamphetamine, and several .22-caliber bullets, the same caliber used to kill helble. these bullets, along with the slugs from helble's body, were sent to the fbi lab for a neutron activation test. >> that's where the lead is shaved off of the bullet

. >> and mike hart is the one bringing up this da tap. st very important. remember last year, europe was a major underperforming. 22 22% in currency terms. in terms of relative performance, that's a 2.5 standard deviation move. what does that mean? yesterday was the big outlier. about 950 basis points in the last six weeks means that i think germany still has something to go. remember last night they reported gdp data. backward looking. well, okay. >> mostly driven by germany. >> but if you think about where europe is right now with their currency and the tail winds i think they have and the other things i've been saying about europe and germany is you have momentum growth versus the s&p which i think is four or five. you have a major valuation discount which a around 20%. to me this is relative value. this is also fund flow. $15 billion in the last five weeks. significantly still underallocated. >> we should note that european stocks did close at a seven-year high. >> they've been doing quite well as long as you're also short that euro too. that's a big co

mike hart shows us how this young man is getting a 'feel' for a new sport that he one day hopes to master. >> reporter: whether it's a musical trip through the "red river valley". or designing a new track for his trains, anthony ingram catches on quickly. >>:"once i got the hang of it i was on it." >>:"there's nothing he's not going to accomplish." >>:"i like to put obstacles all over the tracks." >> reporter: why not. his life is filled with them. but anthony is up to the challenge. despite the fact. he can only tell if it's light or dark. he learned how to navigate the family's new home in arroyo grande in just a few hours. a young man. with a spirited sense of adventure that led him. here. to 'the pit' martial arts and fitness. when anthony's sisters wanted to take martial arts. anthony found himself right in the middle of it. >>:'i don't restrict him from anything. i think he can define, actually i think he's a little more focused because they have to listen and feel. >> reporter: adrian iriarte is the instructor for "pit jitsu". that teaches kids techniques from several disciplines.