taylor's grandmother provided an alibi. she said paul was at home that morning. and taylor bore no resemblance to the description given by the eyewitness. >> he came across very believable. when asked questions like, what should happen to someone that killed kathy woodhouse, his response was "fry him." do you think that individual should get a second chance? his response to that was, "no, there should be no second chance." >> on a hunch, police asked taylor if they could search his home. he agreed. >> while doing the search, i lifted up the mattress on his bed and immediately saw a pair of women's pantyhose with one leg missing lying on top of two pornographic magazines. >> then police remembered the piece of pantyhose they found on the ground outside the dry cleaning store. was it possible it was cut from the pair found in taylor's home? >> that really raised my curiosity, because now i've seen some physical evidence that may connect him with the crime scene. >> police sent both pieces to forensic microscopist glenn schubert. >> the first exam i did physically th

have had the probable cause to arrest paul taylor. he very probably would still be walking the streets, and there's absolutely no doubt in my mind that he would have killed again. >>> the murder of an eccentric millionaire was not entirely a surprise. he flaunted his wealth and cared little about personal security. the evidence clearly indicated robbery, but investigators wondered if there was more. >>> battle creek, michigan, is home to one of the largest breakfast foodmakers in the world. some call it cereal city. 80-year-old robert rogers lived his entire life in battle creek. through some real estate investments and his ownership of a small trucking business, he was a millionaire many times over. >> he was a tough, old bird. he never pulled any punches. he was always a son of a bitch to me. >> rogers was stubborn, too. he always carried large sums of money and didn't care who knew it. >> he would joke that he would have several thousand in this pocket, several thousand in a pants pocket and a couple more thousand in his back pocke

came a long ways at our invitation bob taylor taylor guitar i have a taylor guitar martin guitar i hear great things about this guitar. paul someplace thank you for being here and if we had the time we'd ask for a little concert but i'm not so sure that we have the time. we look forward to reconnecting with our ancestors and celebrating who we are as clean get hired and since yeah and. you have to remember that our people all were brutally forced to assimilate and western culture. people like myself or adapted kidnapped from our homes and put into schools where we would learn the american way the capitalist way. you know our people are suffering and. there was great hope around the development activities and corporations. and i'm not going to deny that we didn't want to make profits we had wanted to make profits. but i was saying we'd never had no complete. decision among our people. i have never seen an a man a return to this economy. go through town harry there's no economy being developed it's strict or resource extraction. and liquidation. so wasn't for us seeking out and maybe here and salmon. everywhere. they don't h

paul mccartney retweeted it. >> awesome. >> bet the teenager knew who they were. >> probably would be more excited if it was taylor swift buttever. take what you can get. >>> out the door we go. an accident blocking a lane northbound 101 approaching the 280 interchange. we are seeing delays beyond capitol expressway so didn't take too long to see it bottleneck there. it's going to be about 17 minutes that's the travel time on northbound 101 between 280 and highway 237. looks clear from downtown san jose on 280 to cupertino but it looks like the guadalupe parkway parkway seeing a few tapping of the brake lights as you get closer to taylor street. westbound 580 we saw the delays begin early out of tracy. it loosens up a little bit once you get past airway on our sensors but the travel time is slightly more than a half hour between those wind turbines and the dublin interchange. we just got the "all clear" in antioch. we had that motorcycle accident in the westbound lanes. so that's actually improving coming off the antioch bridge. and 237 looks a little sluggish suddenly for silicon valley drivers westbound and then it clears

from fellow conservatives, michelle malkin says "representative paul ryan has wrapped himself in a cloak of compassion putting a cheesy taylor swift hand heart around conservative tism by proposing government life coaches for those in poverty." so how would you assess the response, is there any chance of getting anything done before the 2016 election in your view? >> i'll just start with the last one. [laughter] ok. first of all, i think hard-working taxpayers deserve some accountability. people are generous with their tax dollars. and i think it's wholly right and appropriate to expect something in return if they're going to spend their money helping people out of poverty. there's nothing wrong with having some accountability. so that people use their generosity as a way to get out of poverty. so having accountability for the kind of assistance that people are getting, it's wholly appropriate in what the taxpayers would want. it's -- we're not talking about government service provided. where talking about breaking up the government service providing monopoly. so that groups that are very successful already can help get eopl