her boss patrick was there as well. at that point amanda knox officially ceased to be a witness. she became the suspect. the police held a press conference later that day announcing to the world they had solved the crime, case closed. according to police, meredith kercher had been killed because she would not take part in a sex game, a sex game orchestrated by amanda knox, her boyfriend, raffaele, and patrick lamumba. >> translator: i've always said that this is a crime that was born of succession. it was step by step. there was no planning. >> reporter: all three were arrested and charged with murder, but the tabloid press turned their attention to one of the accused in particular. amanda. when the papers hit newsstands the next day, foxy knoxy would be all over the front page. in the weeks and months that followed their arrests, new evidence would emerge. a knife found in raffaele's apartment. both amanda and meredith's dna on it. meredith's bra clasp tested positive for raffaele's dna. a homeless man claims to have seen the couple near the house on the night of the murder. >>

jimmy jimmy's brother patrick. >> he had the best of the best. he enjoyed the best of what life had to offer. >>> jimmy trindade met roger in the boom time '80s of the real estate mark and if two became like brothers. vacations, parties, it was always the trindades and the gamblins. roger had two sons. his son chris was especially close to jimmy. both loved boats and jimmy taught him everything he knew about fishing and the sea. when they took separate boats from florida to the bahamas, jimmy made sure chris made the four-hour crossing safely. >> he was like a father figure to him. he also taught him everything he know, too. >> twice a year, roger rented the isle resort of spanish key. and invited jimmy and his family for an all expense paid vacation that roger threw for friends and clients. don davis owns the island and spanish key resort. >> he did a lot of entertaining with his clients. he would bring 60 or so different folks. >> give me a sense for the kind of money they drop here. >> it has been sometimes $300,000, $400,000 a year. >> good c

. >> it is my honor to sort of celebrate patrick lo's retirement. he has been working with the city since 1977. first in the water pollution control laboratory. he has progressed significantly over his career as a chemist, as a senior water chemist working in our senior water lab, to a supervising chemist in our water laboratories, back into our waste water treatment laboratories -- wastewater treatment laboratories. patrick has dedicated a lot of time and effort to our ability to report out on things that we measure in our laboratories. he has been with it -- really well respected among his colleagues. patrick, if you could stand up, and we can honor you today as you retire. [applause] commissioner vietor: please, come up. join us. [applause] >> also, if any commissioner has any new business items, this would be the time to present them. commissioner vietor: hearing none, next item please. >> sure, public comment, i guess. >> i wonder if i could make a public comment on item five. sorry to be so abrupt. i m policy analyst for clean water action, an

patrick had no criminal record. he was mistaken with another patrick with same birthday but different middle name. that patrick was in prison in new mexico. the attorney sued the company for negligence and announced his client won a confidential settlement in the case. it is minimal settlement for $10,000 . the company calledaxiom had no comment. >> hackers got in the credit card accounts of twice as many customers as initially reported. the accounts were hacked and you are looking at company video. most affected, customers have received new cards. they hacked the names and contact information including e-mails, no social security numbers were compromised which is a good thing. >> now, if you want more information go to abc sevennews.comon the left hand side of the screen. >> a lot of hack attacks. >> michael, thanks. >> san carlos got the first taste of the double-doubles when an in and out burger opened. the restaurant will bring 50 new jobs. city leaders expect to generate 30,000 in sales tax revenue. it started

and other greats like patrick and nancy. our programs have historically been more a mix of social and educational gatherings. our history dates back to 1962. we had a judge's luncheon in 1962 and our list of ctla presidents goes back that far. i wish i had the time to list them all but i don't. we'll get that list on our ctla page soon. san francisco is lucky to have ctla to kick around. our shall i say, to have our ctla members to kick around. but seriously, i'm humbled by the ctla members who every day, every day defend their clients using the constitutions of the united states and california in support of great principles. every day our members show courage in bay area courts, and we do ok in the big battles as well. who will ever forget the extraordinary accomplishments of john in defending our of john in defending our college, patrick, from a crazy

attorney patrick fitzgerald talked to reporters. he said he took no personal satisfaction in bringing this case against the governor. but the intent was to send a message to illinois politicians that if they are going to engage in corruption that the government will come after them. now as you know, there is another sitting governor who is a former governor who is now sitting in a federal prison. this makes two governors in a row who have been convicted of corruption. the state's culture of corruption, if it changes, will evidently change slowly. >> reporter: four out of the last eight governors have been convicted of some crime or another. it seems that the juries are able to hand down these indictments, but the culture doesn't change. what are the folks on the streets saying? >> well, i don't know about what the folks on the street are saying, but patrick fitzgerald said that-- and the jurors themselves said-- "we want to send a message that political horse trading is one thing. but when one attempts to personally benefit from tha

and hi, pecan. >> patrick will be excited. the bay area speaking of, is full of successful smart bachelors, many have in common. now boot camps are popping up promising to help some of these men get the women of their dreams. vicki nguyen takes us inside the seduction seminar. >> sirens in the night, signals saying go. friday night in san francisco, once named the city that knows how. >> this is something you have to practice. >> and if sf is the city that knows how, this is the boot camp to learn how. >> is there any one that hasn't read the game? >> to get game and girls. >> how you dress, how you behave and how you smell. >> it's three days and two nights of intense training, run by the abc's of attraction, the slogan, empower yourself. >> i've always been very shy. >> i'm a manager. >> we agreed to hide the men's faces because in the world of swagger and seduction, a how to workshop doesn't scream sexy. >> give fun by being different. >> there is no shame in admitting you need help with your game. >> guys say i'm not good

patrick healy has more from los angeles. >> reporter: tonight a night after her mother sat with her as police asked the questions, the mother of his 9-year-old daughter allowed us to say the attacker could not have been her father. >> because i was with him the whole entire day. >> we agreed to obscure the identity of the girl and her mother who has custody most of the time. the evening of the dodger attack, mother and daughter say the fourth grader was with ramirez and others at his aunt's apartment. >> i just remember dates sometimes. whenever i'm with my dad, i try to remember all of them in possible because those are the times i get to spend with him. >> the daughter was upset when she learned her father was arrested. >> i have no reason to have her lie for her dad. >> what was it like when you were talking with police yesterday? >> it felt good because it felt like if i was helping my dad

former congressman patrick kennedy now a healthcare advocate was on hand for today's announcement. >> for many of our soldiers the war is just beginning. the question is, are we going be there for them just as they were there for us?

patrick's day parade in which mrs. mcpeek derided the fact that they were making fun of the irish in the united states, you know, things like i survived the kelly murphy family gathering, things like that. and they wrote letters poking fun at what i thought was a couragous op ed piece. so this is in response to the irish americans who don't feel the pride that they should. and please excuse if i manhandle the irish manner of speaking. this is a joke told to me by one of my friends. he said that an american, an irish american, was golfing with his wife on a weekend. and he hit the ball into the rough. went looking for it. all of a sudden, a leprechaun jumped up. we're back to the leprechaun theme. he said, top of the morning to you, lad. he says, you're a leprechaun. he says, yes, i am, and you have 3 wishes. three wishes? he says, yes. you have 3 wishes. i want to be a par golfer.. he says, no problem. from now on, par and under. he says, i want a porsche. he says, when you go home tonight, there will be a porsche in y

and now it is my pleasure to introduce governor deval patrick. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you all for coming out evening, i appreciate it very much. there is only one part of the introduction which needs to be corrected, i am not going to speak for 20 whole minutes. [laughter] i'm just going to speak for a couple minutes, i think it'll be more fun if we have some conversation. but i want to thank you all for coming. it has been a new and quite fascinating experience writing and now talking about this book. it's funny to me how many people expected that a book by a sitting governor would be about laying the groundwork for another campaign or about settling political scores. this book is not that. i am not running for anything. and as for political scores, um, there's some staff here who know i like to settle political scores in realtime and not in print. [laughter] so for all of who thought that this would be a political kiss and tell, i am sorry to disappoint. so why did i write this book? i am a very hopeful person, an unrepentant idealist, and i've come to understa

decision to bring moammar gadhafi to justice i'm joined live by patrick hayes a london based reporter for online magazine spiked thanks for joining us there patrick now the warrant is issued but do you think the libyan leader is likely to be prosecuted or is it just an intimidation tactic. well i mean i think alternately what this does actually in many ways actually shut off any possible escape routes for him so it means that really he's in a place where he's going to have to fight to the very end now and live up to his promise to fight and die on libyan soil so i don't think it helps matters and it certainly doesn't help matters for the libyan people when the international criminal court comes in and basically presumes all four of the other libyan people for taking you know for a meeting out justice on gadhafi this shouldn't be any business of the international criminal courts there should be for the libyan people to resolve their affairs with gadhafi so you're saying this could actually along the conflict then you say shut off all escape routes that will encourage gadhafi to stay in

only a matter of time before the single currency collapses joining me now to discuss the issues is patrick young editor of the gathering storm a collection of essays detailing a possible financial records apocalypse thanks so much for joining us patrick lovely to have you on show again now the first time after you think we'll still have your own father ten years time well it has to be said katrina i mean it really is difficult i mean but between the apocalypse or the acropolis i mean all things are pointing towards disaster and that's only the letter of the alphabet isn't it i mean quite simply we've got a situation where the e.u. leaders have been sleepwalking their way into a dreadful crisis and we wrote about it not book a year ago we've had a number of other instances where people have been talking about it all across the media sphere for a long period of time i mean the situation was very acute i mean greece was basically run out of money so it would probably do better if greece actually exited your resume but there's a certain stubbornness in a pigheadedness around by the e.u. that s

paragons of fiscal rectitude let's put it that way well thank you very much for your views there patrick young editor of the gathering storm and that's all the business for this hour we'll be back with more in just under an hour's time stay with us for headlines next. please. just say. mission free couldn't ations three prince george's free. range means three risk free stews free. the old free blood can split videos for your media projects a free media. tom. qualify thirty pm here in the russian capital you with a reminder now stories stuck in the middle with. civilian lives and alleged atrocities committed by rebel forces. feel betrayed what initially started as a nationwide uprising forces the promise to fight for freedom now pose a danger to the population. the u.s. trades of boots for bombs in afghanistan obama announces the withdrawal of more than a so. troops while deadly drone strikes are stepped up and the fears of more civilian casualties seventy eight thousand americans will still remain in afghanistan after two thousand and two. and bringing in the best of russia and its heart

patrick's day parade in the whole world and new york has the second best. [laughter] um, georgia founded in 1733 was the last and, indeed, the poorest 19th colony which was -- 13th colony which was admitted to the not union because there was no union, but which showed up as an english colony. and can out of good pr and gamesmanship, it was named after the king george the ii, and it's also remains the largest state in the union east of the mississippi river. and it was originally put here as sort of a spoiler, buffer territory between the established english colony in south carolina and the spanish colony down in florida. and since this whole area from, say, south carolina down to the florida line was completely up in the air, as long as you are grabbing territory that's going to be contested, why not go all the way? because the original drawings georgia which were spliced down went all the way from the atlantic ocean to the pacific ocean cutting through god knows what, whatever that would keep going if it just kept going. so you might as well go big for it.

patrick's day parade is a very accurate portrayal of how irish people behave everyday. >> i wouldn't say that at all. >> reporter: i would. >> because some of the people who are out making a mess on st. patrick's aren't even irish. >> reporter: but irish people are always getting drunk and vomiting and inside subway stations. take a good look, upstate. normal respectable people like this will have nowhere to turn. are you worried about the repercussions of gay marriage? >> yeah, i'm one of those people. >> reporter: are you gay? >> i'm gay. >> reporter: i fish with guys like you. >> thanks. we look like other people. >> reporter: amazing. you're not gay. >> they're gay and i'm gay. >> reporter: really? david tiree. david, tiree super bowl hero bravely showing his face at gay pride parade. unbelieve al. it's become clear to me that you're not actually david tiree. even though i was on broadway once they found out i was a.... >> i loved you in the book of mormon. too bad you didn't win. >> reporter: are you from the book of mormon? oh, my god. >> reporter: all right. i hope you guys ha

>>a published report says that former mayor daley's son patrick scored a big paycheck from the sale ofeless internet contracts at o'hare airport even though patrick daley is office insisted that he had no financial stake the sun times reports that patrick daley was a middle man who got investors for concourse communications the company with the wireless contract and one concourse was sold to another company in 2006 the average daily collected more than $700,000 in commissions. >>new school ceo john claude brizard is sending parents a letter today with his plan to redress the district's fiscal crisis and what it will mean for students ... >>we have materialized at north side college prep with more. >>he is only into his second week as the ceo of chicago public schools but a letter is going out today to parents outlining challenges the system is facing and how he plans to address them. say faced with an over $700 million office debt budget deficit. ... >>he said on going magnet school programs and full day kindergarten will remain the same as well as class sizes but that's only part of t