on the floor, in the front of the back seat, he saw -- >> there was a nylon cord.cribe the nylon cord was a ski rope type, the woven type. and it was my guess about 24 inches long. >> no. >> williams denies there was any such cord. >> because if that rope had been in the station wagon that night, i'm sure they would have taken it. >> the fact that i didn't confiscate it doesn't make it go away. it was there. >> the nylon cord would never be seen again. >> could have been the murder weapon, as far as i knew. >> yet, fbi supervisors decided to let wayne williams go that night. >> we first of all didn't have a body. so -- secondly, there was no one who saw wayne williams outside of his car. there was no one that saw him throw anything overboard. >> two days later, only a mile downstream from that bridge, another body. after two years, one suspect now, wayne williams. >>> when we come back, the lie detector test. >> it surprised him that he didn't beat that polygraph test. he was convinced he could beat a polygraph test. i said some reaction like, i'll be darned. you'r

they will attempt to cross from one peak to the other on a one-inch wide piece of nylon. understand you are on the line, you just enjoy the crossing. >> one of top sky divers in the world, julian is able to do much more than cross. but since becoming a father, his taste for tempting fate has diminished. now he wears a security leash. >> i say okay, maybe i want to do it solo, but is it worth it. >> untethered. >> you need to stay focused all the time. >> while on the line, he takes on a trance-like state. >> sometimes it's like you lose reality. you are getting outside your body and looking at yourself from a point and suddenly you realize oh, my god, what am i doing here? >> reporter: the experience overwhelms him and he falters. then purposefully, he falls to give himself a moment to calm down. it's a situation he has prepared for. he gets back on the wire a then this is what they mean by facing your fears. he knew the risk, he had a plan and that's what saved him and enabled him to go on. for "nightline" in chamonix, france. >> amazing. if you think that was frighten,

. >> there has to be some type of skin cells embedded in these nylons, unless the suspect wore glovesosen as part of the dna analysis because i thought that there could be a chance that he could have touched the knot while he was tying the knot. >> dna specialist jason wycoff swabbed the stocking looking for any of those skin cells. >> the swabs were treated with a solvent to free possible dna. and then replicated so the sample was large enough for dna testing. just as they suspected, they found a dna sample. >> i noticed that the profile was characteristic of a mixture of at least two individuals and the mixture had male and female gender characteristics. >> the female dna was that of laura wynn. the source of the male's dna was not yet known. wycoff analyzed the paper tissue found underneath laura's body with an alternative light source which revealed a bodily fluid, possibly mucus. he then cut a tiny piece of tissue and put it into a detergent that dissolved everything but the complex molecules. a pcr dna analysis once again provided useful information. >> the majority of the dna a

. >> their running shoe is rubber, nylon, a little bit of color and design.ey sell is a brand, a lifestyle and a reputation. that was being threatened. that was in 1997, the beginning of the internet. now the flow of information about problems in your supply chain is going 1000 times faster than it was. >> in 2007, he founded a website that puts transparency into the hands of everyday consumers. goodguide rates products on health, environmental impact, and social responsibility. the app is totally customizable. goodguide doesn't care if you want to save the environment, save your beauty, or simply save money. as long as you see the information that matters to you. when you are shopping online, goodguide warns you when you're about to buy a product that doesn't meet your standards. it also recommends alternatives. with the goodguide mobile app, you can walk into a store with x-ray vision. >> that was the impetus for goodguide. to cut through the marketing. to cut through the claims on the packaging. new and improved, natural, nontoxic, or whatever. so the cons

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it's a nylon leash. so the actual leash didn't snap. it was the very end where the metal is, the metal clash, that ended up snapping. >> were you injured in all this? toward the end of the video, we see you're holding your hand. >> i broke two fingers. i shredded my hand in seven places. it's all healed now. >> how was the dog afterwards? >> he ran off the elevator. i was hysterically curled into a ball crying on the tile, and he's running around. oh, i'm fine now. everything's good. it was a month before i even posted the video because it was kind of overwhelming. >> was it scared to get in the elevator after that? >> i was terrified. he's fine. >> typical dog, right? >> is he there? oh, look at fido. >> i posted this to promote awareness. i made a mistake. you have to be careful with scarves, esche lleashes, dresse. you don't really know. i love my dog more than anything else. we've been in the elevator 4,000 times. it seemed so routine. you just never expect it. >>> let's go over to galway, ireland, where the title speaks for itself.

it's a nylon leash, the actual leash didn't snap it's the very end where the metal is that ended up snapping. >> were you injured in all of this because toward the end of the video we saw you looking at your hand. >> i shredded my hand and broke two fingers. >> how was the dog afterwards? >> he ran off the elevator. i was hysterically curled into a ball calling him over and he was running around, oh, it's fine, everything's good. >> oh. >> a month before i even posted the video because it was kind of overwhelming. >> was it scared to get in the elevator after that? >> i was terrified, he was fine. >> typical dog. >> is he there? >> oh, look at fido. >> i posted this to promote awareness. you have to be careful, scarves, leashes, long dresses. you don't really know. i love my dog more than anything else in this world and we've been in the elevator 4,000 times over the years so it seems so routine and you just never expect it. >>> if you have a lifelong love for grizzly bears there's nothing like going to alaska, setting out some go pros and observing their behavior. that is what wildlife biol

. >>> diane nylon is president of the her hear us it's a charity trying to help homeless children and she joins us from chicago. i want our audience to know that you sold everything and then took to the roads and streets to document just how homeless people live. i want to show them a piece of your documentary. >> i don't know if we are losing our house. and i am like why. and she said i can't explain it to you right now. i can explain it to you when you get more grown up. and it's kind of heartbreaking because we lived there a long time. and it's kind of hard. nobody there. >> yeah. >> it's kind of scary. >> diane, what struck me about this young man was that he's not the typical face that we see when we talk about homeless in america. is there an invisible homeless population out there? >> well, del, i will just tell you and your viewers that there is a huge invisible homeless population in this country. and it's, you know, it's one far beyond what is seen on the streets of new york city. it's in are you virtually every community across the country where we have families and youth a

and this might account for why japan is so we needed to revise the bilateral defence nylons and without us is backing of tokyo. what struggle against china's military might. you will the number certainly you clarify the picture thank you so much and then. i do your duty to the day's biggest story in korea and around the world. breaking these are the hottest interview and a whole lot more. enjoy the tetons chum limited and ut head of the heart of seoul right i need to be done well i had it on and on tv next in line. first no time in korea in our mole has tested positive for deadly eight five. any strain of eighteen and the ones that the tories believe that god came down with the virus after eating infected chicken is raising concerns that she was mean. the next are two men killed reports authorities have confirmed that a dog maggie farley korea's two tone of the province has been infected with the age five and a strain of apn employed in south korea's agriculture ministry said friday that the dog had tested positive for happy and tired bodies the gates to each bite strain meaning its imm

. >> their running shoe is rubber, nylon, a little bit of color and design.y sell is a brand, a lifestyle and a reputation. that was being threatened. that was in 1997, the beginning of the internet. now the flow of information about problems in your supply chain is going 1000 times faster than it was. >> in 2007, he founded a website that puts transparency into the hands of everyday consumers. goodguide rates products on health, environmental impact, and social responsibility. the app is totally customizable. goodguide doesn't care if you want to save the environment, save your beauty, or simply save money. as long as you see the information that matters to you. when you are shopping online, goodguide warns you when you're about to buy a product that doesn't meet your standards. it also recommends alternatives. with the goodguide mobile app, you can walk into a store with x-ray vision. >> that was the impetus for goodguide. to cut through the marketing. to cut through the claims on the packaging. new and improved, natural, nontoxic, or whatever. so the consu

it is like a nylon sock with 40 grams of lead pellets. was from a distance of about 15 feet. >> thank you so much for being with us. we will cover your news conference later today. where are you holding it? lassa in front of oakland city hall, 10:00 a.m. olsen, former marine, critically wounded after being shot, not in iraq, but in the head by a police projectile at occupy oakland. thanks so much for joining us. --believe back in a minute will be back in a minute. [♪ music break] >> "home on the range." democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a new internal report says the justice department massively overstated its successes in targeting mortgage fraud while ranking it as a low priority for investigation. the justice department's inspector general says despite laying a central role in the nation's financial crisis, mortgage fraud was deemed either a low priority or not a priority at all. in one instance, eric holder claimed to have filed lawsuits on behalf of victims for losses totaling more than $1 b

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women banded together in world war ii to support the war effort they planted victory gardens, donated nylons to be used for making equipment and took up collection this is a yielded enough money to purchase aircraft bombers. clearly women have succeeded in shaping our nation in important d lasting ways and a women's museum would chronicle those important achievements of women throughout history that are scattered across the nation, as marcy said and we need to work to make this happen. i yield to my good friend and colleague in thevert, marsha blackburn, congresswoman blackburn. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mrs. maloney. i want to talk for just a moment about some of the women from tennessee who have made such a significant contribution. now each of us standing on the floor tonight have stood in this chamber and have fought or children and doctor mildred stallman, millie stallman is from nashville and is part of the vanderbilt university medical center team, she's a pioneering professor in pediatrics and pathology and vanderbilt. well, anyone who has ever been n a neo -- in a neonateology unit