>> from nan, my wife. would say about design and art direction, i would say this great art director at rolling stone, a great exceptional person. richard avadon, i learned a lot >> what did you learn from him? >> i learned it's not for always. and you have a chance in your life to express something. and when i went to photograph dick it's kind of prehistoric. i was supposed to photograph dick and we all went with my two assistants to the studio. he hadn't been out of the studio in six months. and in america, it's different than europe. in europe, no matter what age you are, there's a lot of respect for photographers and for painters and whatever. here it's a bit different. and he was really just traumatized by being outside and having to prove himself. he was such a great, great star photographer, you know. i said dick you got to come out with me. we're going to go outside. and we had the most amazing time outside. and we took pictures all afternoon. and i wanted to go back and be with him again. so i said

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i want to thank emily and our production executive nan net murphy. emily and our board have been dancing and dreaming as this has happened throughout the are world i spoke to our team in new york their prepping to rise this evening (clapping) and again, we're here in san francisco and i'm just honored it's my pleasure to introduce to you mayor ed lee who's made this possible today (clapping.) everybody thank you for being here in the great steps of our city hall of san francisco. that means something are you ready to dance? all right.. well, today, at the one billion rising for justice anita and i wanted to join all of you and all the people on stage whom i'm personally proud to work together with from the supervisors to all the treasurer and all the elected officers we stand to end violence (clapping) we're doing what we can but you know when i look at those children and today valentine's day pay a lot of special attention to children don't we all. and what i want to be able to say to them we as adults we understand our efforts when we try to succee

the researchers say there is a drop in preg nans yeez they attribute part of the reason to advances in contraception. >> another study finds parents may be in denial when it comes to their kids waechlt researchers say half of the parents with overweight children do not think their kids are that heavy. scientists say parents might have a hard time because it's common these days but the flip side is that some parents think their child is under weight because they're thinner than other kids on the playground. >> february is start the way january ended. points. nasdaq lost 106 points. the decline follows word factory stift at a low. it's now tuesday, in asia, right now stocks in japan down 2%. a little bit better in hong kong and shanghai. >> a major development at aiming at saving lives on the road. >> you think your car is a computer? this is interesting. cars that talk to one another could make you safer on the highway, and soon. the transportation secretary says he'll propose requiring auto makers equip new cars and light trucks with this technology. idea to reduce crashes, injuries an

. >> the report went on to say that more nan a third of the world's application lives under rule, and daily realities for many do no compliment international laws. in recent decades have lifted hundreds of millions of people out of repression the world is a better place than it has been for many people in more places than ever. but beatings, jails, discrimination, over bearing state power, and in some cases state instability, still threaten the lives and well being of millions. joining us now from new york, freedom houses freedom of the press index, which evaluates press freedom in every country of the world. amnesty international advocacy director. and also from new york, michael posener. professor of business and society at new york university, he was the obama administration assistant secretary of state for the bureau of human rights and labor where 2009-2013. and professor, if you had to make your own report, would it be pretty consistent with what the state department found? what kind of year did you see it being for the world? >> i think the report they released today is excelle

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even in the best years of growth the regime has shown growth has been low compared to the bo nan i bonanzathathe oil industry has brought to the country. this is a situation why the government engaged in massive destruction of th of venezuela. they have industries that were working well, and some that were exporters, alternative exporters of oil, industries like the industries in the cement sector. today they're down the drain. venezuela for all its history was either an exporter of coffee or efficient in the coffee sector. today we're importing coffee. why? what is going on in venezuela the government of chavez was able to promote certain policies that had a social impact based on the mental ly i am pop ulism. let me give you some numbers just to place the discussion where it needs to be. venezuela today is only cashing all exports to the united states and perhaps india in the amount of 800,000 barrels per day. the rest goes to the cuban agreement we have put together to repay that for the chinese, and production of oil in venezuela has declined since the government controlled the oil industr

the shan nan rises here the proposed frac-ing sight.s ireland's longest river and the government wants to use it for drinking water. >> this industry taking foot in northern ireland, we belief cannot go ahead because of the transboundary issue. and that hasn't been addressed yet, and we haven't been represented as communities on the border. >> reporter: we wanted to ask the australian frac-ing company if it would carry on if the people voteded against it and what a would happen if frac-ing polluted two country's water. the company said they had been granted a government license and looked forward to beginning testing this year. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, the pope holds a special valentine's day event at the vatican. ♪ i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that defense?! come on! [ female annou

more nan a foot of snow already on the ground in some states and more is expected this evening. a florida jury, deliberating the fate of michael dunn, he is accused of shooting an unarm ad teenager, and killing him. he is claiming self-defense claiming he feared for his life. now picking 50 different terms. that don't identify themselves as a man or a woman. laws approving same-sex marriage passing in many parts of the country, but several now trying to circumstance cent those laws passing prevention on religious beliefs. lawmakers passing a bill, which can make it harder to find a place to wed if you are gay. it allows groups to refuse service on grounds of religion. and paul is a constitutional attorney, he works for english and kline, good afternoon. >> it's really big of them. and in the other, the rights to civil rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution, and clearly it is a battle bigger than just state rights. it is a battle under the constitution. that will be the difficulty, and the street will have to determine that. what we are talking about here. >> on the

officials in georgia have more nan 22,000 tons of salt, 45 tons of gravel ready. forecasting using words like cat strof to describe the storm and say potential for power outages is great. the ice storm will give georgia officials another chance to get it right. they were criticized for a poor response to the last winter storm two weeks ago but say this time they are ready to do it bet. >> president obama preparing to travel to california's central valley to discuss the drought there is week. yesterday, the state senate introduced a water bill significantly different than the one passed by the house last week. the new bill offers $300 million in drought aid and gives certain water districts more leeway. the house bill, opposed by the president and the governor, authorizesed construction of dams without federal funding and repeals the san joaquin river restoration program. >> i know for one i'm fuzzy as to what's happening friday but i'm sure christina loren may be able to -- >> come on. in unison, it is valentine's day. >> fuzzy wuzzy was mcgrew. 48-hour window whe

>> we're hoping no more nan 30 minutes. from this point on. information we'll put out on twitter >> thank you very much. we'll continue on twitter abc7 news bay area. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, washout. 1,000 homes ordered to evacuate tonight. the big storm on the west coast, threatening mud and floods. already, accidents on slippery roads. and will the sandbags and barricades hold off the possibility of slides like this? >>> attention, shoppers. for the first time in 20 years, a major change on those labels at the grocery store. >>> and "real money." is this the most unsellable house in america? we'll show you lessons for everyone looking to make money on selling your home. can a doorknob make all the difference? >>> good evening, to you on this thursday night.

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and i want to move along, and about two weeks ago i happened to catch on video more nan a dozen cops arresting one drunk guy in the mission. a lot of folks were complaining that there are were so many cops to arrest one drunk and i think that you got to remember the perception that we see from that is an excess of police force, okay? and the same thing on the same theme of excess police, force, and this weekend, if you knew this in the castro, it is on the sfweekly website and one of the nudist is taken down to the ground and you have three or four cops trying to arrest him and he is in pain and he is nude. how much of a threat really is he nude. and the last thing has to do with chief, you again, and you appeared recently at a press conference with ron con way regarding a million dollar reward for some gun control stuff. there is a problem in the community where we are not getting transparency from sfcity. regarding a lot of the public policies they are developing for here at city hall. and every time that i see you appearing with ron con way, i wonder, you know, is or was the chief

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thank you, nan, i appreciate the invitation to be here. i am very pleased to be here. you all have been doing remarkable work and i am just glad to be able to add my voice to that, and all of the organizations that helped put this together this morning. and those of you on the west coast this early morning, you are still in your slippers, right? we are all dressed here. i am also pleased to be here with judge nancy gertner. she is not only distinguished, has had a distinguished career, both as a lawyer and federal judge, but also because she serves as the chair of our advisory committee on massachusetts judicial nominations. she has already helped bring three very illustrious candidates forward for nomination to the federal bench. i just want to thank her for her efforts on that. [applause] and i know it will be a terrific panel that follows. i am so glad to be here to talk about something that is so important and very glad that we are having this conference to talk about diversity on the federal bench. there is an intense fight going on right now about what our federa

the real nutrition nan ny in ths country are coke, pepsi, mcdonald's, the food companies policies andt on how much people eat and what people eat than the government by far. the government at least when they adopt a policy, they put it out for public comment. there's a vote in the congress. the people have some say. but corporate policies, practices, promotions are pushing people, upselling huge portions that people didn't eat 50 years ago. >> so this is like people are morons and -- >> that's not it. >> coca-cola wants to sell them a drink that these morons are going to buy it even though they don't want it? >> how can you make an informed choice without information? >> let me ask you a question. the fact is if you're on food stamps, women are significantly more likely to be obese than if they're not on food stamps. if the government wants to reflect on a place to avoid obesity, they'd profoundly rethink the food stamp system. there's a clear data base that's big enough even you would agree, that it's something we should be looking at. not an nyu or yale study, a fact that women on f

facebook is three times more valuable nan time warner and yelp hitting higher today. and according to the charts snz there's one laggard that could join the party. let's call to the charts with the original chart master himself. what are you looking at? >> zynga. importantly, of course, we have a lot of movement in the last two or three years. these are all stocks that have ipo'd in late '11, '12 and of course you can see these are incredible results. one after another. zillow, facebook. since their ipo except down here on the bottom. zynga. this is quite atrocious. now, it looks to us as though zynga is about to come to life in a big way. we think that's the opportunity. take a look. here's the one year chart and what's important is how well it has responded to the trend line and this huge bounce off this trend line here with this gap. now, i want to say something. this was 170 million shares that day. average daily volume is down here at like 20 million. so a massive reset with a gap. it stops right at the pass top so pay attention to the 450 level. look at the next

at russian president vladimir putin's visit and the preparations for the games here as our tees maar nan drew's. president putin arrived earlier today ahead of the olympics are really starting on friday in the at the wonderful stadium but it's complete and it's behind us we actually have a horror hustle was taking place at the moment but it was the president putin's first stop where he met the official delegates of the i.o.c. one hundred twenty six committee that opened the session today his first stop was to the saatchi national park what was that with the same facts the whole group of of leopards person left with as they're known through rehabilitation center was a pretty a few years ago didn't suffer actually went inside one of the cages to pets the cubs of course the wildlife it's important subjects for the president indeed important to the people of salt she simply said that she chose a leopard to become one of the mascots of the winter olympics here in salt she regarding the actual delegates they had a great feast and banquet in a piece for the soviets architectural building they e

so -- and rick knew he had to divide up his and nan's assets. there weren't a lot. basically it was $20,000. that's really all they needed. and he certainly could have come to the agency we help our employees. and he choose not to. however, he never ever would have been able to keep rosario in the thought she accustom to. neiman-marcus and up the ladder. that's all she was concerned with. you think what would be a story that the agency would want out. why the difficult? >> well, first, we didn't start to write circle for treason until nine years after rick's arrest. the first time we put pen to paper. then it was four years later after several serious medical issues we had the first draft. we submitted to cia's publications review board for approval. it was painful. it was pages of black. three years of back and forth. and i think a big part of the problem were the story of the assets. you know, this is the secret world of spying. however, every one of those guys were gone. and the kgb certainly knew more about the operations that we did because they were able to in

for more nan a decade, the organization has sent questionnaires to selected journalists researchers and human rights activists in 180 countries. the index considers media independent the environment in which reporters work, and transparency of government and private institutions that effect news gathering. this year, fin hand, the nether-land, and norway lead the list. but the u.s. regarded by many as the world's leading democracy, ranked 46th. one wrung above haiti. but questions the low rating for the u.s. >> i think overall, american journalists have very powerful protections, not the least of which is the everybody respect for rule of law in this country. the yep respect for free press. >> a lot of people look at the united states as a model. there needs sob some improvement regards the way they are able to do their jobs. >> now, here is an irony, president obama who was a constitutional lawyer, has doubled down on going after whistle blowers and the journalists who report their leaks. which was first issued by the bush administration is now being prosecuted by president obama attor

sea arrivals in italy, more nan tripled in 2013, over the previous year. fumed by syria's civil war and conflict in africa. some 2,000 landed on italy's shores last month alone, nearly ten times the month of january 2013. tim friend has more now. the sea is calm, and the weather has been good. perfect conditions to try to escape poverty and seek a new live. the latest impact with desperate migrants is spotted by the coast guard, 200-kilometers off land. the island midway between the coast and italy. there all, there were eight boats and a barge, containing a total of 1,123 people. those onboard, including 47 women, four of them pregnant, and 50 children. they were taken onboard for medical treatment on the way to the sicilian port. a humanitarian operation has been taking place for more than three months. and to avoided a repeat of the tragedy, that happened last october, when more than 300 migrants drowned. the chance of being rescued may be encouraging more migrants to attempt the crossing, ten times as many as last january. despite the fact that hundred

the idea of using social websites came together in less nan a day. >> a couple of weeks ago, a friendf mine got trapped in atlanta, and so we were connected through social media with people, and we found this group that the atlanta folks has started. so when i saw what a mess charlotte was going to be, and a mess the whole state would be, i said why not start a group. and i was trying to tangle it out there but nobody took the bait. >> what were you trying to do? >> to connect people. sometimes provide just comfort. a lot of it was saying i am stuck here, can anyone pick him up, can someone check the road condition, my husband is trying to get home. who have you helped in. >> we have helped everyone from grandmother whose are concerned about their grandchildren tole mos concerned about foster kids. all kinds of family members. we tell them to call emergency help first. if someone is sick or hurt, or stranded we tell them to call the highway patrol, or to call the ambulance emergency services that's our first thing, and then we just try to tell them we are here. you aren't alone. >> my

that is not where the nan segoing with her defense. >> i had somethingly a interesting case of a little had multiple fractures and turned out he had ostro againesis and you touch your baby it fractures the leg. they will do their job to make sure the baby didn't have a condition that would help the defense. what does the prosecution have to do? >> that is brittle bone disease. and essentially the cause of death is shaken baby syndrome. and one of the symptoms is spinal fractures. the spoinl fractures happen. and the child was halfway around the world with the mother. and the mother had full custody and now the question is, did the head injury that was the targeted cause of death also happen 2 or 3 weeks ago before the death? i have had cases w where shaken baby is rennal injuries and not cause of death. it is feasible that that could have happen that long ago and the child died later. that could raise reasonable doubt as you said. >> john, this is a complicated element to prove. what is the standard for the prosecution in terms of tying earlier injuries to the nanny? is it essential for

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so goodbye nan anda and papa. thousands of flights have been canceled.ower is out in hundreds of thousands of houses in north carolina and georgia. but when you look at the instagram pictures of icicles hanging off of tree branches, it makes it all worthwhile. bob costas was out of commission again tonight because he has pink eye. mott laer had to fill in for him. he said my eyes are blurry and watery and becomes so sensitive that even in dim light constantly is tearing up. which sounds like a teenager trying to convince his mom he doesn't smoke pot. things are a real mess there in sochi. a lot of seats are empty because the ticket holders didn't show up. this is a picture in a crowd of an alpine skiing event. couldn't even find a friend to come with him. if i was him, i would fill the streets with all the stray dogs that have roaming around the city. the russians have been using volunteers to fill the seats. although in russia volunteering works a little bit differently than it does here. >> residents of sochi and surrounding area. the following volunte

so, -- and rick knew he had to divide up his and nan's assets. there weren't a lot. basically it was $20,000. that's really all he needed. and he certainly could have come to the agency. we help our employees. and he chose not to. however, he never, ever would have been able to keep rosario in the style she had -- she south she was accustomed to. neiman marcus was -- and up the ladder, that's all she was concerned with. >> you indicate in the book that getting the manuscript vet by the agency was a struggle. you finally got 90% of what you wanted approved, but you think this would be a story that the agency would want out. why the difficulty? >> well, first, let me just tell you, we didn't start to write "circle of treason" until nine years after rick's arrest. the first time we put pen to person. then it was four years later, after several serious medical issues, that we had our first draft. we submitted it to cia's publications review board for approval. it was painful. that first draft came back -- jean and i were shocked. it was pages of black. so it took us thre

>> what i'm saying, is did that start as a traffic study but morph into political shen nan gans -- >>re was no traffic study. the executive director said as much in december. why does he keep saying that? >> it might be a game of semantics here. maybe there was a traffic study technically that caused the traffic jam but never intended to be a traffic study. christie is base beingally reinforcing his case he doesn't know anything about this. he said he never talked to bridget kelly after he realized she lieded to him about it. it does seem odd he doesn't no more about how this all happened, bumt i guess at this point we're all kind of wasting for the investigations to take place and figuring out who knew what when. it's all so unknown at this point, even a month after it blew up. >> aaron blake with the "washington post." thank you. coming up, back to work for speaker boehner in the house. i'll talk to a democratic member of congress about the will to work together. we'll also talk about one strange political bedfellow on the issue of education. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no

cross, two riders taken off on stretchers, helen olavsen with a knee injury and american jackie mer nan dez knocked unconscious but appeared to be okay after a 23-year-old skier broke her back during training, got a visit from president putin after successful surgery. we've been saying all week the conditions are difficult, we're not saying these things are connected but it's tough out there. >> absolutely, keir, thank you. >>> and hooer a's where we stand with the medal count, sorry about that. the u.s. and russia are tied with 16 medals apiece, four golds, a three-way tie for second between canada, the netherlands and norway. >>> in the moment after the u.s. versus russia hockey game social media erupted with hundreds of thousand us of tweets celebrating america's win and the man who helped make it happen, t.j. oshie. in a sudden death shoot-out it was this shot from the united states t.j. oshie that is today the talk of the hockey world. >> score! team usa wins! >> reporter: his fourth goal in a thrilling climax that sent fans across the country -- >> yeah! >> reporter: -- going wild

facebook is three times more valuable nan time warner and yelp hitting higher today.ts there's one laggard that could join the party. let's call to the charts with the original chart master himself. what are you looking at? >> zynga. importantly, of course, we have a lot of movement in the last two or three years. these are all stocks that have ipo'd in late '11, '12 and of course you can see these are incredible results. one after another. zillow, facebook. since their ipo except down here on the bottom. zynga. this is quite atrocious. now, it looks to us as though zynga is about to come to life in a big way. we think that's the opportunity. take a look. here's the one year chart and whaetion important is -- and what's important is how well it has responded to the trend line and this huge bounce off this trend line here with this gap. now, i want to say something. this was 170 million shares that day. average daily volume is down here at like 20 million. so a massive reset with a gap. it stops right at the pass top so pay attention to the 450 level. look at the next

these groups have coincidentally become confusing in the aftermath of the citizens united decision, nan arunnen of the justice alliance action campaign has commented that 50-501-c-4 organizations weren't -- quote -- invented in the last election cycle. they have been around for generations. their purpose isn't to hide donors. it's to advance policies. even the sierra club has hammered the i.r.s. rule. as of this morning, i believe it's at least 94,000 comments that the minority leader mentioned that may be north of 100,000 now on the proposed rule have been submitted. this marks the largest number of comments ever submitted to any rule making. let me repeat that. this is the largest number of comments ever submitted to any rule making. as i said before, to put it in perspective, the keystone pipeline proposed rule there has registered over just over 700,000 comments. that's compared to 100,000 comments here. clearly, the public sees through this administration's veiled attempt to squash free speech and to shut down opposition to its priorities. yesterday, the house of representatives ov

there is another democratic candidate, buddy mckay, endorsed your opponent, nan rich. do you think you'll debate her? >> i don't think so. she polls about 4%, something like that. >> you think she should drop out? >> that's up to her, not me. that's not for a decision. i don't tell people what to do. i don't tell women what to do, least of all. i think it's important we focus on rick scott. that's the problem in florida. this guy has decimated education. he's hurting the environment. his ethics are in big question. this is the guy, of all, chuck, who headed a health care company that got the largest fine for fraud in the history of america. at the time, it's stunning. >> florida republican allen cink, the only ad she seemed to run in the end. >> we're talking about it in the beginning, and that will make a difference. >> charlie crist. >> get the book. >> i have it here, "the party's over." fun tidbits for political junkies, too. >> yeah, i think so. >> john mccain, mitt romney. quite interesting. >> thank you, chuck. >> later this hour, another guy trying to get an ol

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. >> when you say you don't have any answers, you're a congress nan. you're far of the new jersey delegation. can't you get richard constable on the phone, chris christie on the phone, guys, what's the deal with this contract? it's important to me, important to my swhaconstituents. tell me what's going on here. >> they're not telling us. that's the bottom line. for them to say now, we don't need anybody, we don't need a contractor, we're going to do this ourselves, what does that mean? i mean, again, the criteria, you know, there should be objective criteria so people know exactly what they're applying for, what it means to be on a waiting list. you know, what's the timeframe? nothing. and it's just -- it's just very -- it's very -- it's awful. i mean, it really is. >> when you go back to your constituents on the jersey shore and you're going to talk to them how things are going. this is on you. you fought thr this money. federal dollars. they say, i read in the paper a senior center in belleville got $6 million. i read in the paper there are there's 4

. >> do you know the dow hasn't closed up more nan 1% this entire year thus far? up 150.orrow's a huge day. jobs report. >> yeah, and again -- wouldn't like t. make it or break it for this market as this point? >> no. so much weather in it. before that reason, it's not-ish did. >> make it, break it for tomorrow morning, 9:30 to 10:00. >> that does it for us. have great rest of the day. "power lunch" begins right now. >> announcer: "halftime" is over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >>> indeed it does. bulls are back big time today. the dow jones industrial average with a triple digit advance, 147 points. look at the s&p. up almost a full purse and the nasdaq up. as we watched the markets, we're watching the courthouse in lower manhattan on the right-hand side of your screen is matthew martoma. a verdict could come today in his insider trading case. >> no coke.

. >> shoveling snow for a living turns a winter chore into a cash bo nan a saturday for sean. >> clearingt somebody has to do it, even new york city's mayor. >> i had involved twice this morning already. because it came on so quickly. >> snow came down so fast it turned new york's main airport into a might mare for super bowl fans trying to get back home. >> right now they are canceling every how. so i'm not sure i will get out with the weather so bad. i called this morning and got an earlier flight. it got delayed and got delayed and here we are again. >> trying to get the streets cleared. the secretary of throw snowstorms hitting this week happens tuesday night into wednesday. >> thanks, devon. >>> for more on the path of that next storm we turn to accu weather. >> jim dickey is tracking it for us this morning. good morning, jim. >> good morning john and marci. our next winter storm taking shape today. in lower mississippi valley, arctic air driving south, warm humid air off the gulf of mexico. that would leave significant snow into the midwest today and heading toward, streaking into n

state senator marked desaulnier says he nan has never seen anything like that before in his hole 30 yearseighborhood. when the criminals took off, the 12 year old boy was somehow able to untie themselves, he ran next door to the centers house to ask for help. >> the home invaders got a wet with about $3,000 in cash and a gun safe that had nothing in it. the grandmother was taken to hospital after the incident cost her chest pains. her family says the she is doing better today. >> a frightening polio like illness is affecting children in california including a four year-old girl from berkeley. these symptoms include weakness and even paralysis. over the past 80 months doctors in california have had as many as 20 cases of a rare polio like illness which is paralyzing the arms and legs of children. doctors acknowledged that there is still a lot the they do not know about this illness. something similar has been seen in asia and australia. they want decisions and parents to be aware of what is happening so that the symptoms can be spotted early. >> more informational the little girl who is af

. >> this jent nan, the one that was the hotel owner, was older gentleman, divorced. then the other gentleman was younger and, she said, i really want, you know, i'm attracted this one but, you know, i need a husband that is worth $20 million. jenna: brian, who doesn't need a husband worth $20 million. maybe that is the question. but in this case what the prosecution is trying to show, she date ad lot of guys and she was desperate for cash. do you think that is effective way for portraying the motive for murdering her ex-husband? >> that is definitely a great start but the question is, what is going to follow. when i analyze the facts in the case, at least what is reported in the media, sounds like the prosecution will have a problem because there is nothing to tie the gap between something that arouse as lot of suspicion and probably gives her a great motive to do something and actually proves that she did it. this is not a case with dna. it is a, not a case with fingerprints. there is not a case with a confession. there is no independent eyewitnesses. all about the