diane parrish who lives just a few houses down from nathan and denise remembered seeing a strange manher street right around the time of the murder. >> so describe the man you saw walking along this road. >> he had a black hoodie sweatshirt on with the hood pulled up. and his hands were in the pocket. and i will never forget the look on that man's face. >> what was so odd about the look on his face? >> he was very agitated. i knew immediately something was wrong with him. >> reporter: neighbors were anxious, and detectives were puzzled. denise's neighborhood was normally very quiet, not the type of place you'd expect a burglary. even if she had accidentally stumbled upon an intruder, how had it turned so vicious so quickly? >> why would somebody wanna come into this particular house? >> it's not typical as far as a burglary that results in a murder. >> reporter: maybe, it wasn't a burglary at all. >>> if it wasn't a burglary, what was it? was nathan's life also in danger? >> nathan's parents told me that nathan and the three children had been moved to a safe house just to protect them

with more expected to parrish.e of the largest beachings in the past 20 years. ♪ >>> time for a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. an official investigation has been launched to argentina's president over the bombing of a jewish center two decades ago in which 85 people died. the case was brought by the

i want first expressed enthusiastic support for the nomination of jill parrish to the district court for the district of utah. she has a 30 or legal record and has established a record of excellent both before and behind me the bench in both state and federal court in the private and public sector and the both well and appellate courts. during the last 12 years on the utah supreme court judge parrish has participate in more than 900 cases that resulted in a written opinion. she is one respected throughout the utah legal community. they are -- american bar association applique for its highest well-qualified rating. to get this ready and nominate must be at the top of the legal profession, have outstanding legal ability and the highest reputation for integrity. i cannot agree more than a hope her nomination is confirmed promptly. next i turned to the nomination of loretta lynch to the attorney general. our record includes a legal career that spans 30 years including more than two decades as a prosecutor and to unanimous confirmations by the senate. i will support advancing her nominati

with more expected to parrish. it's one of the largest beachings in the past 20 years. ♪ >>> time for a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. an official investigation has been launched to argentina's president over the bombing of a jewish center two decades ago in which 85 people died. the case was brought by the prosecutor alberto nisman who died mysteriously in january. >>> for the third time in three months the taliban has claimed responsible for the attack on a shia mosque in pakistan. at least 20 people were killed by suicide bombers. a small group of men wearing suicide vests entered the building shooting at worshippers and throwing grenades. >>> as many as ten people have been killed in a boko haram assault in chad. boko haram has an increased attacks against countries which have contributed to the fight against them. chad has deployed 2,500 troops against boko haram. that's the largest national force fighting the armed group. the multinational force is expected to be formally launched in the comi

in the upper corner is the fema director looking at the flooded area this all is plaquemine's parrish. those are working families. working in an industry that literally fuels the rest of our country. and they rely upon this revenue to rebuild this land so that they can continue to live there. now, over the last three years i'm going to point out the federal government has taken in $22.3 billion from leases in this area. an the four gulf coast states most affected by this have received $4 million .2%. now, frankly, i don't know how the administration has gotten at this goal. and i will point out that the gulf coast states and the offshore waters and over the last few decades produced billions of barrels of oil trillions of cubic feet but with that, there is a cost associated. and for us to support this infrastructure, we need to rebuild our coastline. now, to speak of the infrastructure ignores the individual family that just lost everything. now, the obama administration's goal to take this away reminds me of a quote from joseph heller. mankind is resilient. the atrocities that horrif

she accepted a baseball scholarship to be the first female to play baseball for parrish community collegea. it's in her blood line. her former is former mlb pitcher john huedak. >>> richard sherman and ashley moss welcomed their first child days after the super bowl. sherman tweeted his excitement saying my son sure knows how to make an entrance. 2/5/15. is it a coincidence or is he just that clever? either way i'm ecstatic. sherman's jersey is 25, his son is born on 2/5. >>> they're no kim kardashian but the men of "the daily show" try to break the internet. >>> 15 years later tom hanks reunites with his "castaway" costar. you're watching "early today." to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a rooster. she just looks like that. burn the witch! the name your price tool a dangerously progressive idea. why do i cook? because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the best chicken noodle soup. be

gordon now felt they had no choice but to go after the legendary district attorney of new orleans parrish, harry connick sr. >> he was an iconic figure, he was a big fan of jazz music and had a regular singing gig in new orleans but thought of as being aggressive as well. it was a stated policy in his office of providing the defense the minimum amount of information required by law and nothing more. we talked about the right way to handle this, and rather than hold a big press conference and point the finger at the district attorney's office, we thought the first right step was to go to mr. connick himself. >> connick's reaction initially was that he wanted some time to think about it. we told him he had a matter of two, maybe three hours. we have an execution date in less than two weeks. and we said, if you can't agree even with these facts, we'll take the next step that we think is appropriate. >> mr. connick realized he had no alternative, the evidence was all too clear. it was physically and scientifically impossible for thompson to have been the carjacker. >> michael gordon and conni

we have been parrish for months and months as russia has continued to supply not only troops but heavy equipment like tanks. at a certain point i think we need to step up to help ukraine defend itself. >> you bring up the war. michael, to you, a lot of the record i've read is many of is the civilians on the ground say why doesn't president porshenko call this ward? because that is how we are feeling. >> good to be pack with you, clearly the humanitarian situation is dire. nick's reports have underlined that. the predicament we are seeing right now is there's wholehearted attempts to evacuate people out of heavy -- there's an attempt made on friday a few hundred civilians did get out of there, our monitors were on the ground as they usually are, to monitor the situation, yet, poppy, this underlines how froojed. cease-fires can be despite agreement from all sides, there's youth going shelling most of the time and most of the time when the civilians were moving. it's beginning to put a real strain also on other parts of the country. don't forget that the number of idps in ukraine is reach

the army no swords or shields dredged from the bottom of the red sea where the bible says scores parrishedwas the garden of eden? did humans and dinosaurs coexist as some believe and others dispute? are there missing books of the bible? >> people argue so intently about christianity and what jesus means. they are looking for knock down evidence. they want to win the argument. >> reporter: the biggest question? should any of this matter? christianity is all about faith. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> watch "finding jesus" tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. thank you so much for being with me this afternoon, and much more straight ahead with poppy harlow. ♪ ♪ >>> joining you from atlanta, we begin with this brazen murder yards from the kremlin sparking worldwide outrage. right now, police are scouring the streets of moscow to figure out who killed one of the russian's president most outspoken critics and why. boris was walking with a female friend on the bridge near the kremlin late last night when a car pulled up he was shot four times in the back. here's what we know thus far in

. >> there are members of the parrish who are terrified for family in orgotein rack and syria after isis took hundreds hostage this week the syrian christians. >> you talk to some of them and they are in bad shape. we need weapons to protect ourselves. >> some are calling on the u.s. military to intervene but it's not just the attack on their people, they have also watched an ancient artifacts of their an ses stores were destroyed. >> news in mosul and taking sledgehammers to an ancient artifact that's existed thousands and thousands and thousands of years. >> to me, of course i know this is the hall caught. this is 21st century holocaust. >> they say they should pressure turkey to allow their people safe haven there. abc7 news. >> the department of homeland security is funded for one more week. a funding bill passed the house yesterday. 357-60 with support from both parties and president obama has signed it. conservative house republicans oppose the bill because it allows president obama to block the deportation of undocumented immigrants. >>> all right. getting a check of the weather n

scooter, like -- [ laughter ] i can read "the new york post" headline. [ applause ] two fat dudes parrishfat twins in the "guinness book of world records". but on one moped. >> seth: well, this will be quite a reunion. >> oh, yeah, yeah. actually, i always say i'm his friend when i go into his restaurants. >> seth: oh, really? >> yeah. >> seth: do you first ask if he's there, and if they say no, you go -- >> i'll have a woman who's with me call up and say that she's my assistant. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and then, they'll say, "can we talk to mario batali?" and they'll go, "no, but come on in." then they give me free drinks. >> seth: oh, that's good. >> thank you, mario. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you can thank him in person, when we come back. >> i'm going to. i'm going to. beautiful food he makes. >> seth: just wait until he's here. stop talking about him. >> okay, yeah, yeah. he's going to like it, though. he's going to come in. he's going to be jazzed. [ laughter ] >> seth: one more cuban for me? [ speaking foreign language ] horatio sanz, everybody! check out his podcast, "the hoora

parrish >> reporter: 674 oakland a's. san jose it was a bit challenging today for many of the sports writers and sports tv folks up here creek because there are so many new faces on this oakland athletics team. this team lost five of seven all stars that they had just last year. >> reporter: of former staff francisco giants player and former oakland a's player won the world series twice and three-time all-star. struggling this season before he is back and trying to make this ballclub. >> reporter: >> gary: talk to them about being in this plate and this clubhouse was so many new faces. >> there if you got to have not had an opportunity to speak with but there are some that i did. >> i only knew chavez when he was with us and that is the only one. >> are comparable when people have to look up the names. that is kind of what this team cÉspedes about. getting a second or third chance. and the major league. all we want to do is play hard. that is with the team and all is about. >> put out this week about what we are doing thr

michelle lee alfred bennett george hanks jose olivera jim parrish, then to the courts of claims nancy firestone, thomas -- [inaudible] patricia mccarthy, jerry somers armando bonilla. >> mr. chairman? >> all those -- i'm sorry. >> i just don't want everyone to leave. i want to do a brief statement of personal privilege. >> would you please, would everybody give senator feinstein the courtesy of listening to her? all those in favor of the nominees just named signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> opposed, no. ayes appear to have it, do have can it. we do have over a quorum present, and the nominees are reported to the floor. and now senator feinstein. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'd like to just for a moment recognize my chief counsel neil equipmenter, who is leaving the senate to return to the private sector. he has served me and the people of california well for nearly half of my 22 years in the senate. serving as my chief counsel from '95-'99 and again since 2009. this between he served as an elected official in his own right, serving the maryland state legislature from 2003-20

this parrish where, i'll hold this up now, which has lost this much land, now can no longer protect itself with wetlands from that surge. in the upper corner is the fema director looking at the flooded area in st. tamm manny parish. this is all plaqueman's parish. those are working families, working in an industry that literally fuels the rest of our country. and they are relying upon this revenue to rebuild this land so that they can continue to live there. over the last three years i'm going to point out the federal government has taken in $22.3 billion from leases in this area. and the four gulf coast states most affected you -- by this has received $4 million. .2%. i don't know how the administration has gotten it -- i will point out that the gulf coast states and the offshore waters have over the last few decades produced billions of barrels of oil, trillions of cubic feet, but with that there is a cost associated. and for us to support this infrastructure, we need to rebuild our coastline. now, speaking of the infrastructure ignores the individual family that just lost everything. th