-- >> reporter: later she pleads guilty to killing her husband, but both chief rizzo and detective ogdenterviewed her many times, believe kelly might be guilty of much more. do you think she's responsible for more than two murders? >> absolutely. the way she controlled herself, the education she gave herself to do these things and get away with them. >> you think she's a serial killer? >> yes. >> how many people? >> i don't know the number. it's not as great as what she's claimed. she claimed at one time she killed 21 people. >> reporter: kelly cochran is now serving a life sentence. jail for life? >> forever. >> how do you feel about that? >> i'm very glad that she's there. and i mean -- there's others like her out there. but at least she can't hurt anyone else. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm linsey davis in new york. >> you can watch all of "dead north" on investigationdiscovery.com. >>> next on "nightline," cultural appropriation in three seconds or less. why some critics say gifs are encouraging people to stereotype. stuffy? e still smell that's because your home is filled with so

keith ogden: yes, sir.n brought it over to my house to show me-- show him how to use it. please raise your right hand. josh mankiewicz: a ballistics expert testified that the bullet taken from russel douglas' head came from jim huden's gun. ballistics expert: this bullet was fired from this bersa 380 auto. josh mankiewicz: given those facts, it seemed odd that the murder weapon wasn't simply dropped into puget sound. but keith ogden told the court that in early january, just days after the murder, jim huden had asked him to keep the gun in a safe place. please take the stand. josh mankiewicz: the last witness for the prosecution was detective mark plumberg. he told the court that while he was questioning huden at his home back in 2004, huden asked a rather odd question of him. he said, is peggy angry enough at me that she would implicate me in this? greg banks: had you told mr. huden that peggy thomas had implicated him? i did not. i had not implicated peggy thomas and i had not suggested that she had any k

in ogden, utah, washington terrace to be exact, a little place outside of south ogden, there was a community of these families who got together and there was a sense that we were not the only ones. linda, maybe you can speak to that a little later. and that community ties were really important in stabilizing sort of myself in the context of the families i am describing. utah asine arriving in the first place. erica, butw it as am it was only later i learned it was a little bit distant from other parts of america. [laughter] and when our family moved to dayton, ohio, another couple friend from japan moved to dayton also, transferred to patterson air force base as civilians, so there is a continuity of life from japan to the u.s.. now kind of circling back, it is such a thrill. i think it is important also to speak specifically about race, and the different ways that white mixed-race children and black mixed-race children were treated and perceived and acce pted. if you know the names of miki s awada, pearl buck, josephine baker, if you know any of their stories, you can get into the dynamics.

jail ogden were abused for years and among those tortured were members of three opposition groups that had been put on a list of terrorist organizations those groups have now been taken off that list all of this part of reforms on the taken by the new prime minister. after he took power in april i would add is live for us in the capital addis so first of all what is the removal of these groups from the terror list saying about how the government is now approaching dissent. yes sami it shows the news trial of leadership bugs in tom prime minister abi ahmed removing from the list of terrorist organizations the almost liquidation front. organization and armed rebel group that has called most of the past three decades been fighting for the suppression of your region from the last stop in the european . nationally professionals front which fights for the so a lot is in ethiopia south eastern southeastern parts there's also been i do think a separation of the somali regions from ethiopia. seven made up of opposition leaders who have been. first trying to contest for positions through electio

docena de clubes de carreras de carrozas en utah y idaho, y todos los aÑos hay un campeonato mundial en ogdenero cada vez que caballos de 550 kilos y las personas se exigen al lÍmite, la tragedia puede ocurrir. dos equipos de carrozas salen del partidor. pasan de cero a 55 kilÓmetros por hora en solo tres pasos. hay un desperfecto en la carroza de la izquierda. un trozo de la carroza cae en la pista. lanza el aparejo y al cochero por el aire. vuela 12 metros. mÁs alto que los postes de telÉfono. cae... y rebota en la congelada >> cuando se elevÓ, parecÍa una muÑeca de trapo. y cuando cayÓ al suelo se moviÓ un poco, luego no se volviÓ a mover, y pensÉ para mÍ que estaba muerto. un jinete de idaho, comenzÓ en las carreras de carrozas en la poblaciÓn de jerome como una forma de calmar a los potros no domados. su esposa en ese entonces, robin, amaba las carreras tanto como Él, pero tambiÉn sabÍa del peligro. >> hay dos caballos enganchados juntos. hay un jinete que los conduce, hay una competencia en marcha y hay emociÓn. la velocidad es alta. hay una gran cantidad de variables, hay sobre las cua

the county seat is the city of ogden, which is approximately one-third hispanic population, so we do have a sizeable minority population. as an election official, my focus is on removing barriers for voters and to ensure that they have confidence that when they go to the polls or when they mail their ballot back in that they have confidence that that ballot will be counted fairly and accurately and that the results will be fair and accurate. and i do those regardless of the nature of the voter, the location of the voter, whether it's in a neighborhood that is known for being -- having more minorities. the focus is clearly on establishing a process that's full of integrity. and i think by doing that, that allows both those in the majority and those in the minority to know that as far as election administration concerns, we're color blind and we focus on you as a citizen and your right to vote. >> miss oliver? >> i would echo those statements and i would also say as election officials, we are also concerned about accurate information on the internet and social media, and so we are alwa

let's speak now to allison ogden—newton who is the chief executive of keep britain tidy.er? i'm afraid so. more people go to beauty spots. we want people to enjoy it. we do the blue flags for the beaches and green flags of the parks and we wa nt and green flags of the parks and we want people to have a fabulous time and enjoy our wonderful beauty spots. but, they are spending more time with recreation and we are the largest consumers of food and drink on the go in europe. we are taking our snacks and drinks and u nfortu nately we a re our snacks and drinks and unfortunately we are seeing a rise in the amount of people leaving that rubbish behind, which is totally unacceptable. presumably a huge cost for local authorities as well. that's right. even if they put in more bins and clear them more often, they are still having to up their game because of the huge volume of rubbish people are leaving behind. it isa rubbish people are leaving behind. it is a critical choice. if you don't take it home you are electing for high you want your taxes spent, which would be clearing up