so miller does barry -- we don't know where or what else happens. that is where the story sort of ended for me. i found the story in 2002, 2003. up until 2010, that is all i knew. new archival evidence developed and that is why it is so exciting to do civil war history because we are constantly uncovering new documents constantly learning more about the period. what i learned was on november 24, joseph miller's son died. by december 1, his eldest son died. a few days later, his youngest daughter died. by christmas, his wife died in and then by mid-january there is a note that joseph miller died. it is unclear if joseph miller died from one of the unknown camp diseases that killed so many soldiers or he died from a broken heart. we know about the labor and land division that help them negotiate contracts and distribute land, but few people talk about the medical division. the medical division establish 40 hospitals across the south. in employed over 120 physicians, and it provided medical care to an estimated one million newly freed slaves. this inst

miller throws. james has it. they triple-team him and foul him.and now james will go to the line with 16.8 remaining. >> mark: you got to go get the ball. right now, i see one guy in yellow wanting the basketball. went and got it and going the line. >> jeff: another good inbound pass by mike miller. >> mike: cavaliers have hit their last seven free throws. james with 38 points. again, now golden state. does not have any time-outs left. clutch free throw shooting from james and the cavaliers. >> mark: if you're the cavs why are you allowing steph curry to catch the basketball inbounds? put two guys on him and force somebody else that's not a point guard to handle the basketball and keep it out of his hands. >> jeff: listen again, to me the ball has to go to david lee. and if draymond green or iguodala knock in a three, well -- that's just how it is. but it's not going to be klay thompson and steph curry. >> mike: once again, james from the line. it's a five-point game. he's got 40. curry to lee. iguodala has to throw it up. tried to draw the foul.

miller throws. james has it. they triple-team him and foul him.and now james will go to the line with 16.8 remaining. >> mark: you got to go get the ball. right now, i see one guy in yellow wanting the basketball. went and got it and going the line. >> jeff: another good inbound pass by mike miller. >> mike: cavaliers have hit their last seven free throws. james with 38 points. again, now golden state. does not have any time-outs left. clutch free throw shooting from james and the cavaliers. >> mark: if you're the cavs why are you allowing steph c catch the basketball inbounds? put two guys on him and force somebody else that's not a point guard to handle the basketball and keep it out of his hands. >> jeff: listen again, to me the ball has to go to david lee. and if draymond green or iguodala knock in a three, well -- that's just how it is. but it's not going to be klay thompson and steph curry. >> mike: once again, james from the line. it's a five-point game. he's got 40. curry to lee. iguodala has to throw it up. tried to draw the foul. won't g

miller tells us it's still important to work out when trying to lose weight. because the best exercise for weight loss is resistance training. lift those weights. >>> new statistics out on a number of children and the search is on for a man in virginia, we'll tell you about

i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight.low dollar appropriately named raising $65 million through his televangelist operation to buy gulf stream 62250. >> i believed it was time to believe in god. >> our current ministry plane is unusable. i ask for your help. i ask all partners to get on board. >> miller, why didn't you think of that? >> >> you know what the coib dense bill is my thunder from down under stripper name is creflow dollar. what are the odds on that? >> this guy either has the money or is just about has it and he is going to be flying around in a gulf stream. >> listen, the cat makes al sharpton look like thomas equine nasa. the simple fact is there is some of these preachers that are drifters. he would get on a private jet if you told him it was going to crash into a mountain. some guys like private jets. he somehow has convinced or hypnotized to it audience to do reverse tithe thing where they give him all the money and he gives him 10% back on the money that's pretty clever. i look at it this way. people get

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miller officer miller in court pled guilty to tampering -- tampering with evidence.nd up to 60 days in jail which seems like if you look at some of the original charges. we need to understand about the subject in the official misconduct. former morris misconduct. former morris county prosecutor and criminal trial attorney. >> a very draconian statute that now requires five years up until ten if you are convicted of an active official misconduct. the misconduct. the problem with the statute is there should be something a little bit less in order to bridge conduct that may not be so serious. >> as a woman if you are pulled over by a police officer and there are no repercussions it is kind of a scary precedent to set. >> does the punishment fit the crime? in average citizen would be in municipal court with a disorderly persons defense this kind of conduct. because he was a police officer been made in plead guilty and hit them with consequences. >> lost his career. if he had heard anybody. >> where do we draw the line? >> he drew the line. >> police abuse and pushing und

es miller time .................. >> el polÉmico...egurando que serÍa el mejor presidente que dios haya creado. >> lo que ha indignado a millones de hispanos pamela y televidentes es que arremetiÓ contra los inmigrantes mexicanos alegando que son violadores y criminales esto fue lo que dijo hace unas horas. >> bueno como era de esperar el discurso del candidato del partido republicano inundÓ de comentarios las redes sociales. >> aquÍ tenemos a nuestro querido borja con las reacciones. hay opiniones encontradas. borja: buenas tardes bÁrbara pamela. he querido traeros un resumen. la verdad que se me ha hecho bastante difÍcil buscar, buscar en las redes opiniones favorables a donald trump vamos a ver lo que opinan nuestros televidentes sobre esta polÉmica pero vamos a ver uno de los vÍdeos del dÍa en la red. vamos con la primera reacciÓn. ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) vamos a seguir con el siguiente este hecho ocurrÍa en facebook. patricia de leÓn dice: vamos a continuar con el siguiente. en instagram. y por Último como les decÍa opiniones

miller you look like a teenage man with no facial hair. what happened there?ot a drought out here and it died off because i wasn't watering it. >> so it just fell off your face. did you get money. >> it looks like i have no chin. we will get used to it after a while. jerry brown said no more goatees, it was taking too much water and they need it for the delta smelt. >> you didn't get mope like joe namath. remember he got money for shaving his goatee off. >> i thought he shaved his legs, didn't he or something? >> it was hose or something. it was for the fo man chu he had. >> soccer man scandal. >> fifa president seth blatter has stepped down. he this cat has taken a lot of bribes over the year. when you give a soccer official a bribe, you have to exchange the cash foot to foot. slip it in with your right foot like that. it doesn't matter but i just had had that joke about foot-to-foot got to get to it but i could care less. >> russia is in trouble because if they are shown i know it's hard to believe that they bribed international soccer officials to get the g

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debbie loveless and her two daughters from a previous marriage, amy and april, moved in with john miller. he, too, was divorced and worked in the construction industry. >> my marriage with john was good. he was a very good man. took care of me and the kids real well, and we had a happy home life. >> we had a lot of fun together, the children. we did a lot of things with the children. we didn't leave them home when we went somewheres. we took them with us. and had a family -- a very close-knit family, really. >> john, debbie, and the two girls moved onto a five acre farm just a few miles outside of town. it was complete with a house, barn, horses, and family pets. and for the children, freedom to roam and play among the beauties of nature. 4-year-old april loved living on a farm. >> she loved to play outside. she loved, you know, being outside. and she liked to climb trees a lot. so i had a time keeping her out of trees. >> she was just bubbly. i mean, she was just full of life. she just got into everything. she was always running. i don't think she knew how to walk. she just ran everywhe

i'm matt miller.hat can prolong life or patients with fatal diseases or even cure the previously un-curable. they can cost upwards of $100,000 for east treatment. -- almost 100 grand for the full treatment. you will no longer have had see which is a -- hep c which is a good thing. you can read the story today on bloomberg.com. paul barrett wrote the story. it is fascinating, thought-provoking. the kind of story people would read and talk about with friends and family. is this a new development that drugs cost this much? paul: a development that is becoming more obvious in the last couple of years. we had a decade where overall spending on pharmaceuticals, growth of that spending was plateauing because the big blockbuster drug, lipitor, millions of people took, were going generic. spending was somewhat reduced. drugs for cancer, multiple sclerosis were coming on the market. these drugs were being set at high prices. as these drugs come forward, people are realizing we have a new spending issue with pha

dennis miller has been out-of-control this spring you may have noticed. put forth his most outrageous comments. martha maccallum on the university of california banning the phrase "america is the land there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about you and your family getting a whooping cough vaccination today. this is good, mom. "good"? (chuckles) it's delicious! and this new kibble blend is so healthy. thank you. no, nancy, thank you. kibbles 'n bits. because every bit matters. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you're a fisherman, y

details at officer miller stopped 26 your over speeding.n he returned to the car you can clearly here the sound of his pants others up enclosed are open. then on october 23 he stopped at 22-year-old man leaving a bar restaurant. according to the complaints his genitals were actually out of his pants. _-dash can video that was reviewed confirmed all these behaviors. we spoke to the sergeant. >> police cars and 2015 about every car has a camera the only thing i can think of us he was recording this intentionally. bill: it's very hard to tell. >> another instance where we need to have those body cameras on them. bill: i don't think body cameras have anything to do with it. >> it's up your, not down here. a here. a police officer, law enforcement officer. a higher responsibility. he has to meet the full force of law. that being said i guy who has been ticketed for speeding before run a stop sign if i'm given the trade-off i don't want to see it. bill: given the choice between a couple a couple hundred dollars and fine and having the officer exp

matt: i cannot believe matt miller did not know about the i cannot-- scarlet: believe matt miller did know about the registry. you're going to take off now but i will see you tomorrow. much more coming up, including remembering jimmy lee. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. bit gainingh fit as much as 59.5% after heavy demands for the company's ipo lead it to boost the price. it raise $732 million. its market cap is more than $6 billion. 's fails discrimination lawsuit. kleiner perkins had asked for newly $1 million to cover the cost. a jury ruled against pao. john doerr called the case regrettable and says it is time to move forward from it. his book about it with emily chang. >> i'm sorry this happened to ellen.- to the jury found we are not liable after 5.5 weeks of testimony. scarlet: to see the entire interview, join us tonight at 7:30 eastern time on bloomberg television. berkshire hathaway's warren buffett is increasing his stake in h.j. heinz to 52.5%. a 5.4% was able to add stake in hinds for one cent a share under terms of a 2013 deal . putburger chain that

i am matt miller. erik: i'm erik schatzker.att: let us get to the market check because we had a big number. you want to look at how it has affected markets. equity markets have not moved much at all. the numbers came out an hour before the market opened. erik: there is an equity market storyd the equity market is that there are way more stocks declining. it was only about 180. the reason is that pretty much thing but financials are dropping. matt: that is interesting because we saw a lot more stocks declining. that was not a huge move obviously, but you saw the same trend with financials balancing out everything else. take a look at treasuries as well. erik: that's where the action is. look at the 2-year note. that does not really reflect the scale of the movement in the 2-year note which was up 74 basis points, right after that job report came out. the 10 year note also moving well. and resumes after taking a bit of a breather yesterday. matt: you always want to look at treasuries on the first move. the dollar is the one that

thomas miller is the former u.s. ambassador degrees, now president of the executive service corps from washington, and erik schatzker joining us from athens. thank you so much. betty: still ahead, we will look at another island deep in the red. we will be back. ♪ betty: welcome back to "bloomberg market day." i am betty liu with mark crumpton. mark: it feels like friday. let's get to julie hyman with a look at what stocks are on the move today. you have some analyst calls. julie: i do. we have individual movers we want to point out. macy's is one of them. it was cut to sell at deutsche bank. they say the sales rep will continue because of tourism headwinds. also because of declines we are seeing from macy's vendors. those shares down 2.7%. when we talk about the sales declines, i want to show what we are talking about. it has not been straight downward. upward is when it has seen sales gains. recently, a 7% decline from macy's. today, at j.p. morgan participating in a broad pullback in financials. jpmorgan last week

we have larry miller running the traffic department. running to the traffic department. we caught you. meanwhile erica grow and allyson, run us through this forecast. >> speaking of running, what you don't see behind the scenes. yeah, we are going to be looking at an active day later on tonight so i think during our 7:00 news, topper will be pretty busy tracking some thunderstorms tonight. right now we're perfect. it's another good start. it's very similar to yesterday evening. the low humidity. it's comfortable out there. we're going to see a good first half of the day. then the humidity starts to move in and the clouds move in as well. let's take a look how we're starting off. our michael & son camera. we're okay. we'll see the clouds roll on in not until about lunch time so enjoy the morning hours. it's very comfortable out there. 72 degrees. the humidity not too high just yet. you can see what's coming our way. it's moving through indiana and illinois headed to ohio shortly. it will be here by about late afternoon into the evening hours. i think just about sunset whi

miller's family says wood fox should be tried a third time. they appealed the supreme court decision to keep him locked up. >> what does this sympathy thing say? i don't understand that, whenever you murder somebody you take price for it. >> the state ordered limb be released the state couldn't provide him a fair trial because many of the witnesses were not alive. he mentioned the 68-year-old's poor health. >> do you think he can still get a fair trial? >> i do, i do. >> albert wood fox is an innocent man and he has suffered needlessly. >> herbert calls wood fox a political pridz prisoner. a leader of the black panthers, along with wood fox robert king and herbert wallace became known as the angola 3 because of their stretches in prison in ann angola and others at this time prisons. >> it was an effort to destroy the black panther movement. >> to get him out of prison no matter how whrorchg it takes. >> protestors rattlied add mckinney templeght e-texas texas today. some demanded cases be filed against eric casebolt. casebolt has since resigne

miller was accused of smashing her cell phone outside a santa clara garage. he was arrested on suspicion of spousal battery but later charged with vandalism after the woman says there was no physical contact. miller is now expected to rejoin the 49ers shortly. >>> as oakland prepares to host the nba finals last week, one bay area family is hoping to use the spot from the finals to help bring the city together in the name of peace. christopher ellis' 14-year-old son was shot and killed in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. ellis is turning his grief into action hoping his grief will also put the same effort into bringing peace to oakland. >> does not necessarily take all the guns off the streets because they can get more guns from wherever. it's changing the mentality. >> ellis formed a foundation after his son died to provide activities, jobs, and hope. they are holding a rally on june 13th called a piece of peace for oakland streets. >>> the takata air bag recall is the largest in the auto industry but many do not know if their cars on the recall list. two we

matt miller: no. reporting in germany in the early part of the last decade and they can move goods, not only more fuel -- with more fuel efficiency but much faster because the average truck also moves goods at eight miles an hour. it is a surprisingly low figure as far as distance traveled our what the big trucking industry. warren buffett would rather see trains -- olivia: what is your uncle think? matt: the issue is that when you have these things, the price gets packed on the consumer but what happened when fuel prices went up a few years ago, the price was not on the consumer but on the trucker with fuel surcharges. i think we will see a big problems for truckers and the consumer and everyone else will do well. matt miller: first ball, it is a very dangerous job and a lot of accidents -- bloomberg did a great investigative report on how many dangers accidents happen and how much that figure has increased because truckers faultlessly. all the sleep, when the cost get passed on to truckers, they fee

larry miller is here with traffic but we begin with weather. erica grow is here. what's happening out there today? we going to see more storms at all? >> i don't think we'll see any storms but we will see more showers. that is pretty much a certainty. as andrea mentioned, the cooler temperatures. it is going to be a drastic drop from what we had yesterday. on doppler 9000 the past three hours showing the last of the heavy rain from overnight exiting the metro area, but you can see there are more showers on the approach moving toward us from the west and also southwest. on our day planner with the michael & son weather cam, you'll see those temperatures really hadding steady or slowly rides -- holding steady or slowly rising. 69 degrees at noon. at 4:00 only 72 degrees with more just very light scattered showers. currently it's 56 in annapolis. 68 andrews. 61 in martinsburg. 72 in downtown washington. we'll talk more about the forecast with even cooler temperatures for wednesday coming up in the first alert seven day. right now time again for timesaver traffic and

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let's go out to johannesburg and speak to anita miller. what has the security council said? now the african union commission chairperson was almost at a loss for words trying to describe just how bad the situation is in south sudan. they said that people there have been suffering economic hardships and warring factions were ultimately killing the people they were trying to governor. she said that the africa union is very disappointed, and that the governmental authority on development hadn't done very

matt: i'm matt miller. let's take a look at the markets. take a look at the equities market, games with a rebound from yesterday with s&p 500 up about four points, 2000 61 and the dow jones up 1/10 of 1% at 17,006 hundred 17 and the nasdaq gaining .05 -- .5 of 1% up to 4980. at theet's take a look

at least that's when the coverage begins with john miller and mike krukow. madison bumgarner pitching tonight. geraud monterrey is there. >> coming to you from at&t park. they open -- madison bumgarner taking the hill for the orange and black. they try to snap a five-game home losing streak. the mad bum's credit he's won his last four decisions. as expected the giants will be without the services of hunter pence. as the right fielder heads to the disabled list, pushed back to june 3rd. so he can return to the lineup next week. taking a spot on the roster, the giants are bringing up mike broadway. now coming up later in sport, we'll have much more of a preview on tonight's game from john miller and mike krukow and look at the warriors victory which is probably the biggest of the season. for now, i'm geraud moncure from at&t park. back to you. >> speaking of the warriors painting the town blue and gold. the newest sign of warriors fever in oakland. >> look what the blobs like in washing up on bay area shores. what scientists say is behind this mysterious disco

fox news david lee miller is outside the maximum-security prison, they left behind in upstate new york. conflicting reports, is that right? >> well, we have clarity now, melissa. we spoke to the state police, and they tell us that there is no truth, no truth to reports that these two fugitives have now been cornered in the town of willsboro but continue to follow a lead concerning the men's whereabouts in that town. let me rewind a little bit and tell you what happened here. take a look at map, see the relationship between dannemora where the prison is, about 40 miles from willsboro, willsboro is to the south. short time ago this morning, about 2:00, there was a notification that two men were spotted walking on a road in willsboro. a vehicle approach and the men reportedly fled into the woods.

. >> yeah, 102-year-old gladys holbrooke, there she is, arriving at miller park in a limo. why? so she could get the royal treatment. she was throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. >> when her moment arrived, glad disdelivered from right in home plate. came up a little short but she was there and received a big standing ovation anyway. good for gladys. >> good toss. >>> coming up next in "the pulse," the kardashians drop some major family news overnight. who's adding a baby to the family?

of course, our very own car guy matt miller joins us as well. matt: as in 18 wheelers and tractor-trailers? olivia: i read tracking. matt: i think we are talking about trucks, suvs, and even the tiny little suvs like high-end day -- like hyundai. olivia: this story is trucks are crushing it and doing well. is it going to continue? matt: the guidance from honda for example is that they will continue to question as far as trucks are concerned. they released a bad -- a brand-new pilot that hit dealer lots this month and hrv did very well last month, so yeah, all signs are pointing to trucks continuing to sell well in america. as they have since trucks have been invented, right? we always buy more trucks and cars whether it -- unless there is a recession. olivia: we actually are talking about big trucks. his is a segment into monster

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mark: matt miller, i guess i'm going to the old folks tent.n the "bloomberg market day," the greek debt crisis. the prime minister addresses parliament after delaying a payment. ♪ mark: is 11:00 a.m. in san francisco. this is the "bloomberg market day." mark: the strongest jobs report of the year. what it means for silicon valley. american crown heads for the triple crown. goy: 1 -- mark: once you business class, you can go black -- you can't go back. freudian slip. [laughter] mark: ok. it's friday. good afternoon. i'm mark crumpton. that was thelet: best line. let's take a look at equities right now. not much in the way of direction. punch. 500 basically the dow industrial losing 45 points, the nasdaq moving higher. the jobs report came in much be

yes, matt miller giving me a -- "spaceballs"' allusion. stock has not changed, but it had dropped substantially after it was downgraded over goldman sachs to a cell. it was initiated over and outperform at cowen. the pricing of memory chips looking to fall. if you take a look at my bloomberg terminal, you have the a&r function. . you see the sells remain steady. micron is down about 30% for the year today. as you can see, recorders quarters of the analyst out there are saying it is a good time to buy. matt: it is interesting that the buys pick up at the same time. i saw a note about the sell. but the buys are picking up as well. olivia: let us look at the top stories. the u.n. reported that the gaza war found that both israelis and palestinians may have committed war crimes. israel launched a defensive last ally in response to heavy rocket fire from hamas. u.n. and houston he officials say that more than 2000 palestinians including hundreds of civilians were killed during the fighting while 73 people died on the israeli side. israel slamme

miller. >> next speaker >> good evening ms.

the federal government hears about miller's story because miller is brilliant. he recognizes that as a newly minted soldier he could place an affidavit and a petition within the military program. his letter to his supervisor would eventually work its way up the chain of command to the rest of the federal government. until someone would hear about him. by 1865, the federal government decides to create the medical division of the bureau. it is a unique history that very few people talk about. we know about the edit -- the educational division. we know about the labor and land division to help negotiate contracts. few people talk about the medical division. it established 40 hospitals across the south. it employed over 120 positions. it provided medical care for an estimated one million newly freed slaves. this division began in 1865 and lasted until about 1871. i explain this more in my book. some of you may know about howard university. howard university hospital began as a freed slaves hospital. one of the major points that these medical divisions had to respond

. >> and david lee miller is live in amity now with the very latest. david lee, what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now, arthel i'm at troop "a" of the state police patients in allegheny county in the town of amity. moments ago we saw a police helicopter take off and at least half a dozen stayed police vehicles presumably all to take part in the search. the search is being focused on the nearby town of friendship and that's where a resident reported seeing two men walking along railroad tracks. the men resembled david sweat and richard matt. all vehicles now leaving the town of friendship are being searched. other teams are looking for the two men in this predominantly rural community. there are multiple agencies involved here not just the state police the u.s. marshall service is here as well as the county sheriffs and other agencies as well. now, this sighting is described as significant but it is also unconfirmed. just last week there were two other reported sightings in nearby steuben county. authorities are examining surveillance tape trying

sean miller surrendered to police.d of punching a 60-year-old woman in the mouth and throwing her to the pavement. a witness snapped that picture of miller on his motorcycle. it happened at the antietam valley shopping center. the woman was treated at the hospital. miller faces charges of simple assault harassment and disorderly conduct. >>> hopes of reviving a soda staple in the lehigh valley have fallen flat. the prospected buyer was in talks to buy the a treat bottling company but a deal with the owners couldn't be reached. the 97-year-old soda bottler closed in january setting off a social media pennsylvania town resurrect the brand. >> time now to turn to dave murphy. severing damp outside. >> still cloudy and cool and a little damp in spots absolutely. storm tracker six live double scan shows you it's not act tom lamaine till raining everywhere. on the new jersey side of the river we have sprinkles and showers through berlin glassboro swedesboro. wilmington as well. philadelphia international airport has been rep

nutrition experts warn miller's plan is not the answer. david ariosto, al jazeera texas. >>> lindsay graham is expected to put his hat in the ring on wednesday. graham has not lost a single race in his state in 20 years. south carolina is a major primary state. eight republicans have already declared so far there's only one woman running on the republican side, former business executive karly carly fiorina. david schuster has more on what graham will say. >> he's been described as are a hawk lindsay graham from south carolina. >> if i'm president of the united states, if you are thinking about joining al qaeda or i.s.i.l, anybody thinking about that? i'm not going to call the judge i'll call a drone and we will kill you. (laughing). >> like other republicans graham says he wants limited government and reduced federal spending but it's his foreign policy experience and blunt style that endears him to senate colleagues. >> do you agree with me that when russia says there are no russian weapons or troops in ukraine they're lying? >> yes. >> l

mike miller is joining us by phone. are you there, senator miller? >> yes, we are. >> can you just give us a reaction? this certainly comes as a huge and very surprising announcement to everyone. >> well, it's a shock. the governor has always been a picture of health. i have known him since he was a teenager. he has always been vibrant. very outgoing. this past week he shot hoops with some youngsters in baltimore city and they were amazed that he still had a jump shot. he has got a great personality and this is -- this is a tough time for the state of maryland because people put their faith in him, elected him and remains very popular with the people of the state of maryland. we will put our faith and trust in god and the state of maryland. we have our friends that have gone through similar circumstances, tough times, chemo galore, much sacrifices he and his family, but he has a lieutenant governor in place, cabinet in place and both the speaker of the house myself stand very supportive. >> and senator miller, do you think this at this point will all

miller. >> next speaker >> good evening ms.brown. >> hello, i'm paulette brown and i'd like to use the overhead i'm here again concerning my son excuse me. i just ran up here to catch. my son aubry that was murdered august 2006 to thirty round of bullets my 17 year-old boy to this day, no justice cold case and i'm still a grieving mother and i'm looking for some information concerning my son to this die there's still no information concerning my son i am concerned about that i've been doing this for the last 9 years august 14th of this year is 9 years since my son is begun i come here to keep my sons memory alive i don't want none to forget about him, i want his case closed so i can have closer i go around everyday thinking of him everyday and bring my pictures? all i have left of my son him laying age a journey lifeless full of bullets my son in the casket and as i say all the time i'm not only fighting for any son there are several unsolved cases if i'm standing here imagine how those mothers are feeling also, they don't want

they call him miller light. >> seth: his name is actually miller light? >> miller light, yeah.e family, they're a terrific family, extremely, collectively wacko. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: yeah. >> they're terrific. >> seth: believe it or not, i thought that might be the case. >> but, you know, what matthew did in the "dallas buyers club," it was perfect. >> seth: yeah. >> if brando was alive, he'd take off his hat three times. >> seth: wow. >> excellent. >> seth: i have to, i'm so glad you brought up brando because i do have to ask about "the godfather." what i had read over the years, that he, during "the godfather," brando would just have his lines just taped up so he was basically just reading them off the wall. >> yeah, when he had the big scene with pacino in the garden, he'd lean back and his lines on a tree. [ laughter ] >> seth: he had them on a tree. >> absolutely. and then he'd have his lines here and we'd take them away and put in a wedding invitation, then he'd have to cut. >> seth: well, i have a photo -- this is a real photo. we did not mock this up. this

>> my man is stan miller brett miller's brother. my sister wanda calendar his sister. the only thing we really have to say is it's been a long time coming and we're very happy that the appellate court decided with the da's office. >> you're the brother and the sister of the slain prison guard? >> yes, sir. >> and you heard the ruling and your immediate reaction was what? >> praise god. >> yeah. >> thank the good lord. >> you believe he belongs in jill? >> yes, sir. >> yes. >> yes, sir. >> why? what made you convinced? >> there are all witnesses, two court cases. all witnesses and two court cases and a jury that convicted him. >> twice. >> twice. >> and our constitutional right to have a trial by jury. and we could not understand why a jury was not accepted twice in this case. >> what were your thoughts about all the people who rallied together arguing that he should be released that the trial was unfair? >> well, we had just as many rallying that he should not be released. but the media only covered the ones who were rallying for him and not for us. >> what do you make