morton, my partner. and ms. morton did everything she could, rather than trying to impede the investigation or asserting his right to work with the police because the major fear in mr. quinn's mind is something had happened to the woman who was kidnapped. and we, at no time, either we or mr. quinn refused to cooperate with the vallejo police department. what is critical about this, is that voluntarily and with the advice of ms. morton, he provided fingerprints, clothes, computer access. he gave up every password to every device he had so that they could see that his account of what occurred was accurate and real. he also gave a blood draw and i'll explain why that is important. and he gave what is called a bucle swab. he gave a voluntary consent to search his residence. now understand that mr. quinn is a health professional, dedicated his life to helping people. he has no criminal history. he has no history of mental illness or any kind of offenses at all. he had a really good relationship with the woman who was

morton sobell who is convicted and tried with the rosenbergs has yet to get a serious biographer. david greenglass has only one serious biography. as for the other half dozen members of the rosenberg bring none have serious scholarly attention except for two recently defected to the soviet union. there are academic articles, dissertations, and books on peripheral aspects of the rosenberg case. studies focusing on cultural tropes, media coverage, but these peripheral studies largely avoid the original case, did the rosenbergs participate in soviet as panache? -- soviet espionage? -- what did others in the apparatus actually do? these accounts often take a position of agnosticism. not asserting the rosenbergs innocence but not acknowledging the weight of evidence establishing that julius rosenberg was a soviet spy. why does avoidance of research in the core of the case by academics? i hope later we will have an opportunity to discuss this. >> we will. i'm curious about one point. let me throw it in now. if there were 50 academic studies, and 50 phd's written about it, what large iss

while the rosenbergs and morton sobell were displayed as innocent martyrs to mccarthy witch on. gold was very intent on making amends for what he considered his traitorous acts and telling the truth. although his lawyers had ample legal ground that would've allowed gold to escape indictment and prosecution. perhaps the most recent damming news was the confession of codefendant morton sobell to sam roberts of the new york times in 2008. that he was indeed guilty. sobell, at the time, claimed in the same interview with roberts that he only gave the soviets defensive wrote -- defensive weaponry that could not harm the united states. a few years later steve osman and i wrote a article to the weekly standard based on the interview was sobell. sobell told us he gave the soviets major military information. in 1948, as we speculated in our book the rosenberg file, that the most prominent aeronautic engineer in the united states doing projects for the government and working at columbia university. greenglass told us he took the files, had the file stolen by another member of the rosenber

though baker might have discovered family in heather morton. >> who am i? >> she's my cousin. >> heather morton, she thinks she's my cousin so i let her think she's my cousin. so. she's not my cousin. >> my mom and your mom. remember bakers? or your daddy is a baker. we discovered this. we discovered this -- yeah. so anyway, that's what we find out we were cousins. >> why is this other woman claiming to be your cousin? >> i don't know. >> glad to see ya cousin. come back to see me. >> my mom and trenity baker have the same last name. we start naming off people and it was kind of you know, we kind of hit at some people that was related to her that was related to me. so that's the reason that we thought we were cousins. >> yeah, but -- that's my cousin. but i know her regardless if we are cousins or not cousins. really, i think we're cousins. >> we're cousins? >> don't we look alike? >> later that day, baker filed what's known as a keep away request on morton. >> that means they keep you away from each other. >> specifically it's a form inmates fill out to le

girls state finals, all of the marbles here we are start with aaa, the state title game, the team mortonnd rochester. we are going to pick this one up after the teams do their little breakdown in the second quarter late, rockets passing it around the arkansas arch here sappeti switches squishes it. she is good. she had a team-high 19 points, rochester 22-16s. emma high schooler leading the charge gets the bucket to go here morton pills pulls out the 47-37 victory. they are state champions for the first time in their program's history. how about that? congrats, girls. the 4 a, bennett and friend playing in their first state title game, tie game in the third quarter. red wigs wings on the fly. emily trammic knocks down the free ball there. bennett takes the lead 36 to at the 3. five minutes to go. tackling doyle going to find katy for the score. doyle let all fours with 18 points and the bennett girls win their first state title in school history, 61-39, the final: >> the plays of the day are presented by lexus. >> number 3 coming to you from the lsu arkansas game final possession

took off in the chopper 7 news chopper to record what they assume will be a routine water rescue in morton bay. they don't have exact coordinates for the boat's location. they spot a different vessel, the water police, who are responding to the may day call. greg hopes the water police know where the troubled boat is, but he can't confirm this by radio. >> they were on a different frequency. we didn't have that frequency with us. so that added to the problems. we couldn't see anything up ahead where they were heading, so we turned around and went back a little ways. then we found the yacht. it was in a precarious position. >> after two days navigating stormy seas, skipper malcolm dickson is trapped in morton bay's shallow waters. his girlfriend and her small child huddle below deck as malcolm battles the waves. >> it was just disappearing in behind these swells that were just enormous. >> from his point in the air, greg sees the yacht is in real trouble. the front sail is in shreds and the engine has failed leaving the skipper unable to maneuver. then things get worse. a monster wave smash

a viewer sent us this picture of hail on morton drive. so deep, it was making tracks. passing traffic. and how would you like to help us traffic the weather yourself? you can by becoming a kpix5 weather watcher. sign up and send us your pictures at kpix5. >> the weather has hit other states as well. marley hall has the story. >> reporter: ice in the dallas area made driving difficult again. >> it has been pretty bad the last couple of days. today is better but it is getting bad in the parking lots where they don't have the sand and salt down. >> reporter: a weekend storm dumped freezing rain across parts of texas and oklahoma. this car hauler flipped on i-44 near tulsa saturday morning. while drivers in oklahoma city dealt with icy conditions that caused lots of crashes. and parts of new mexico got snow. lots of it. at least eight inches fell over albuquerque. it was a wash-out in south florida where miami received up to six inches of rain during what was supposed to be the dry season. >> it is just a mess. i had my day planned to go to miami beach. >> reporter: thunde

. >> i met with jennifer garner, ben afterfleck, the young bill morton. identify done a lot of billionaires and hedge funds as well. >> it is his original aquariums to keep them in high demand. but creating a work of art comes at a price. each project requires his personal touch. so justin can only take on a limited number of clients. >> most of my clients really need a lot of attention. we're not a large company. we're a very small boutique company. so i take on only the number of clients i'm able to deal with on any given moment. >> with a hefty price tag and a high profile clientele, the expectations are high. >> whether you're dealing with somebody building an aquarium there's a level of trust that has to be there that you're going to get serviced and going to get what you paid for. >> that can mean when nemo feels sick justin is the one on the end of a late night 911 call. >> fish get sick at any time during the day, it could be 4:00 in the morning, it could be 7:00 a.m. it could be on the weekends. i have to make myself available and respond to e-ma

the event is happening at child's school at 16th and morton. this morning we're taking a closer look at campaign fund-raising ahead of the may primary. it's neck and neck in terms of money between state senator anthony williams and former d.a. lynne abraham. the williams' reports shows he has $425,000. abraham has $424,000. nelson diaz's campaign reports he has $79,000. jim kenny says he has $76,000. the nbc 10 investigators found the former state senator bob street filed his report 25 days late and when he did file it it showed the campaign raised $3200. we don't have campaign fund-raising information for mayor nutter's spokesperson oliver. michael cook is at the philadelphia board of ethics to make sure the election is a clean one. >> the idea is to give people enough time before the election to make an assessment about who is funding the candidate and what the candidate is spending money on to see if it influences their vote. >> in the enmoo time they have raised more than a million dollars, much less than the last open mayor's race. the dem

amy morton abogada 06:23 al 06:38 there has been nothing presented to my or my partner that justifies it a hoax and until this thing is resolved by the investigation our client is suffering tremendusly he is very worried about dennise hutkins... no ha habido nada que nos hayan presentado a mi o a mi colega que justifique que esto lo llamen una farza y hasta que esto se resuelva por medio de la investigacion nuestro cliente esta sufriendo tremendamente y esta muy preocupado por denisse .... vo en cuanto a la mujer... recordara que el miercoles en la manana fue localizada en huntington beach... inicialmente acordo reunirse con el fbi y detectives de la policia de vallejo pero cambio de parecer... porla noche se rehuso a cooperar y se sabe que inmediatamente contrato a un abogado pero de su paradero no se sabe nada hasta este momento... sandra live el departamento de policia dijo que la pareja le debia una disculpa a ellos y al fbi por haber hecho que desperdiciaran sus recursos pues tuvieron que canalizar a 40 agentes locales estatales y federales para que investigaran el caso y mas de

i want to go to the maps much another accident involving a school bus morton street at haines street. >>> let's go on outside to meteorologist, david murphy. it's a cold tuesday. good morning. >> sure s take a look at temperatures right now tam. we're only up to 32 degrees the freezing mark. 28 degrees in allentown a bit of an improvement there and 33 in wilmington. not a whole lot of wind right now. that's nice. as we go later into the afternoon clouds give way to sun, we get a cool high of 45 similar to yesterday. tomorrow 50, clouds increase and could be an afternoon shower in some spots. thursday off and on showers through the day, 69 degrees ahead of an approaching cold front. nice and mild. by night there could be rumbles of thunder so a trade-off for the warm air. >> thank you david. >>> coming up at noon the latest on a plane crash in the french alps with more than 140 people feared dead. >>> a woman has died after she was hit by two cars in bucks county. a live report at noon. next up kell cannily and -- kell cannily and michael. i'm tamala edwards have a good tuesday announ

the statistics from prior years under morton directive showed ice was able to fell it's ice -- it's detention bets with priority, people who fell into one of the priority categories. a very large percentage of that category are going to be border crossers, especially during these years a massive influx across rio grande valley of adults, adult individuals. and it was difficult to find detention capacity during the height of those surges, which are seasonal, it was difficult to find sufficient detention capacity. many don't have prior criminal convictions. but our statistics have indicated that 97% roughly at times of the average daily population of our system met one of these priorities or their detention was mandatory by law. other than that with respect to quota driving policies, the administration has not supported 34,000 quota. congress expects -- congress appropriates resources for that detention capacity and expects ice to use those resources for that number of bets. i'm not part of enforcement removal component of ice responsible for apprehensions. it is the case that in recent years h

[hip-hop music] ♪ 10 miles outside of my hometown of chicago, located in morton grove, illinois, is theome of athans motors. in 2009, pete athans, a car enthusiast and successful real estate investor, who made millions flipping houses, sunk his entire life savings into building his first car dealership. >> i created a place where you want to hang out, buy a car, sell your car... car's worth 30 all day, wholesale. service your car, or just come by and have a cup of coffee. >> the project took 18 months and cost more than $4 million to complete. >> i've spent all my cash building this place and trying to keep it open. come on. 1,300 in one month? and it's hard to get more money to buy vehicles. >> we're scarce on cars. >> pete hired his cousin tony to be general manager. >> hey, mike, make sure you check that all the tires match. >> okay. >> i'm here every day to make sure everything is perfect. >> and working together has strained their relationship. >> tony, come into my office, please. >> and tony has been talking about leaving athans. >> i can't work in an environment where the owner

. >> in 2002, chief prosecutor chuck morton is interviewed about the 1994 case for msnbc. >> we onlyhe photographs and the forensic evidence a crime scene where we can speculate what may have happened. to see the video, the 22 minutes of terror the victims went through. >> the videotape, in 1994 was, you know, earth shattering. >> this attorney will represent one of the two men charged with the murders. >> in the beginning, law enforcement had this, this is the holy grail for sure and will solve the entire case. once they had the video, the police stilled out photos, put them on a flyer and sent them to every law enforcement agency in florida. >> three weeks after the slayings, in the city of miramar, police in nearby david county make an arrest in another home invasion and an apparent connection to the faces on the flier. >> that home invasion is interrupted because one of the people in the house is in the bathroom, they call the police and catch them in the middle of the home invasion. >> as in the homicide case, the intruders show a propensity for violence, shooting a dog and thre

a graduate of stanford and morton business school, porat named cfo in january 2010. when she joins google at the end of may the tech jigiant will ge an executive who not only has deep experience running a balance sheet but the corridors of washington, d.c. she guided the firm through a changing regulatory landscape. during the financial crisis she led the morgan stanley team advising treasure try on fannie and freddie mac. president obama considered her for the post of treasury deputy secretary but porat withdrew her name from consideration. she'll be replaced by jonathan pruzan. that will happen at the end of april. back to you. >> mary thaompson, thanks for that. will a dividend or buyback happen soon? martin joins us on the fast line. martin, great to have you with us. what's your naugthoughts on tha terms of capital return? >> well, i think both of those points are probably a little further off than people might like to think. i cover media entertainment stocks and obviously buybacks are a theme there. i still think google has a lot of growth. i'm looking into th

we're going to kick things off with the oscar nominated director behind "the imitation game" morton tyldumrom the troubadour. and right now we're going to start things off with our buddy david cross and put him in the spotlight. you know david as an actor and comedian who's appeared in over 100 projects, but tonight he's here to talk about "hits."

we're going to kick things off with the oscar nominated director behind "the imitation game" morton tyldumrom the troubadour. and right now we're going to start things off with our buddy david cross and put him in the spotlight.

davante robinson and greg morton. are facing murder charges. >> pam: on friday. there was another deadly shooting at the same park. san francisco police say related. >>sfpd officer albie esparza says: "for the ingleside district which includes crocker amazon park, the violent crime levels are about the same as they were year to date. there's not an increase per se but unfortunately these two did occur at the same playground which of course raises concerns." >> pam: one man died in that shooting on friday. so far police have not made any arrests in that case. >> pam: following a recent rash of misconduct allegations. both against the san francisco police department and the san francisco sheriff's department, san francisco's district attorney is launching his own investigation by creating three distinct task forces. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the hall of justice with details dan? >> reporter: looking into the investigation in regard to racism text messages. with the setting up fights with inmates. technicians and supervisors in the deep in a lab were improperly

from morton's school of business to the longest sentence ever handed down for insider trading. i bring it up because there's an absolutely fascinating article about the woman who helped bring him down in the sunday issue of the new york times magazine. available online as well. she went from a little house in sunny valley to a 9,000 square foot mansion. she was just released from prison. >>> on a happier note, as you have been pointing out, 20 years since jerry and david guided the worldwide web later renamed yahoo, cfo will ring the opening bell on the nasdaq. less than 15 minutes from now. speaking of the nasdaq though, let's talk about nasdaq 5,000, at some point, we're going to cross it. we haven't seen it since march of 2000. got within 11 points. about the closest we've ever been, and it's driving us crazy. we'll get there some time, but it's this historic moment in silicon valley. both the dotcom boom and now this time again, we talked for many reason why is this time is better, but maybe this week. >> we'll see. i know you thought it was going to happen last week, right

. >> clean up involved in that scene, germantown, we also have school bus accident at morton street atve yesterday yo of that for in you just a few minute out in bensalem dealing with a lot of police activity due to a deadly hit-and-run accident. it happened on street road between mechanicsville road and knights road. you want to take byberry or hulmeville road to get on by that investigation scene. still very active right now. over on the ben franklin bridge completely jammed solid headed westbound, into the city from new jersey. all lanes open though so definitely good thing. erika, back to you. >> thank you jessica. once again live with the ronald mcdonald house charities phone bank. no days in is too small. does make such a difference in the life after child. the number 1-844-977-cbs3, let's look back, okay, michael still has not answered a phonecall yet. let's put michael to work here. call that number please and make that tow nation make a difference in a child's life. have a great day and we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour ma

. >> i am lieutenant margaret morton. >> i have just been in west pack for the last four and a half years and i'm now here this d.c. so, you talked about defining the ends to then determine what our means would be on this subject of china's expansion and our policy towards it. if you could define those ends, my question would be what would your answer be and if you could put any percentage of our gdp towards defense spending, what do you think it would take in order for us to maintain position and a role of foreign presidents. following on that, if sequestration does go through, how would that affect our policy in terms of relying on our allies to support our role there since we did discuss china kind of pushing us out towards the second island chain and what would it take for us to maintain our position? >> last question. >> gil rozman, formerly of princeton. >> richard, when you brought up what china should think about what russia's doing, i think you underestimated what china is doing about that and one thing is strengthening military ties with russia so what can russia sell china? wha

november 2014 is on hold now, and that memorandum superseded the previous guidance issued by john morton situation where the only operative guidance we have are deportation priorities and hidden within them it basically affords the administration and i.c.e. wide discretionary authority to decide who they want to deport. and unfortunately that appears to be happening in larger numbers. >> and is it not just one or two or three cases you're seeing this occur in? >> well it is hard to say, but from our network of immigration lawyers, it appears the number of people facing deportation or have already been deported in the last week is growing exponentially. obviously it is fresh, we don't have exact numbers. >> matthew, i wonder what the white house should do to stop this from happening, they're saying they don't want it to happening, and you're telling me it is happening. >> yeah. they need to issue a new prosecutorial discretion memorandum which incorporates the injunction and gives clear guidance to i.c.e. to give whatever discretionary authority they have to stop deportation of individual

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