there were more victims than just jessica roach. been near the campus of indiana wesleyan university, where tricia reitler had disappeared. i was over there because i needed to be with somebody. it was a small shopping center, i had a van. hall said he raped and strangled a girl here, too. then he identified his victim by pointing to tricia's picture. tricia's disappearance had remained a mystery for 18 months. >> we were just kind of sitting on the sidelines waiting for information to come in. >> with little evidence, and local police insisting on another suspect, tricia's parents, gary and donna, still suffered. >> i know with each thing that came in, the urgency was great. and the heartache was great, too. and anticipation and the hope. >> hall's confession meant the reitlers might at last find their daughter and gary miller had found the killer of jessica roach. but the next day, hall changed his story. >> as i was talking to him, he said, i was just telling you about my dreams, that didn't really happen. he said, it was just my

and former chairman of morgan stanley asia and professor roach joins us now.hat a provocative statement, professor. i have to ask what are the biggest riskses that they face the central banks, particularly the risks they have put us front and center in. >> well, david, i wrote this article in, on the project syndicate platform to provoke discussion over the full intent of this global experiment with quantitative easing. the fed has injected 3 1/2 trillion dollars of liquidity into the system, well in excess of the expansion of nominal gdp over the qe period. other central banks rushing to follow suit. the bank of japan now of course, the european central bank, and i think what we're left with here is that they're good at creating the money to buy the sovereign debt to inject liquidity into the system but will they ever withdraw this liquidity and are we destined to have a world financial markets that now has so much excess liquidity sloshing around in it, the likelihood of further asset bubbles or other financial, financially-engineered dislocations is much hi

for years. >> if you look -- >> reporter: a year ago diana stanton showed us her roach infested sink. today she invited us back in. >> there are still dead roaches under the sink. >> reporter: conditions so bad, she guards her food in shopping carts. >> box like this i can't put in my cabinet because bugs get in there so i put them in the basket. >> reporter: this afternoon an announcement people living here have waited a long time to hear. >> hud has approved the vouchers needed to relocate the tenants of hacienda. >> reporter: all 101 families will get section 8 vouchers to pay for them to move out. >> oh, i think that's great because i never liked richmond anyway. >> reporter: the move will be expensive. a million dollars to move everyone. then the building will be gutted repaired and remodeled. >> fantastic! i don't think we'll be coming back here. >> reporter: the renovation is expected to take two years and cost $20 million. the vouchers that the tenants will be receiving soon are federal vouchers good anywhere in the nation. in richmond, don ford, kpix 5. >>> a 2.9 magnitude e

elephants are killed everyday if it passes it takes effect on july 2016 it prohibit the rhino horns and roaches a will that that makes enforcement improbable again we thank supervisor wiener and the state of california we fully support and strongly encourage mayor ed lee to lend this historic resolution it's strong support and courage this committee and the board to support the resolution and discuss further legislative measures providing the measures don't jeopardizes the passage of 96 or the resolution supporting it i'll leave you today with a story from the elephants by the elephants in the far away place call the sdum allergy in the central african rain forest this is a recording of elephants voices and it is an articulation or a phone calltion of sound captures blow 20 inherits it is below which himself hear and those sound have been captured by scientists and other folks and exceeded up so we can hear them i believe and i'm sure my colleagues building it is quite beautiful i recommend you close our eyes and listen to it is less than one minute. >> (elephants making noises)

. >> there were rats, roaches. things like toilet tissue and soap - they run out a lot. and just the overall feel. you feel like you are more like a halfway house. >> tameika small lived at d.c. general for a few months after the house she rented foreclosed much she said d.c. general was dirty and cramped. these are pictures of her children in the room, packed with six beds. >> for the young children it's harder. there's a bunch of children running around, hollering and screaming. if you didn't have to do it, i would wish it on my worst enemy. >> reporter: in one of the nation's wealthiest cities, 30% of children live below the poverty line. >> i think we had an explosion in family homelessness, and the major issue is the economy. if poor, poor families are no city. >> reporter: much of that is due to a lack of affordable housing. instruction of luxury units with higher rents is pushing thousands of people into the shelters and overflow hotels. small and her children are among them. she lives in a city paid-for hotel with her family. >> you have new buyers coming in, fix

they're getting that and all they wanted was heat and hot running water in the winter and no cook roachesme we're not doing that many residents ask and i ask there will be reason after reason after reason that transformation will be sustained by a very knowledgeable resident basis and inspired staff and our pocket sectors as tremors commentator they're no my office saying hey, it's not about the brick and mortar we have to have services that the city has never done before because if we're going to ask people to challenge themselves out the poverty we've done that time and gnp time again in non-residents we've been successful so this re-visioning is going to happen i'm so happy it's happening in our watch and glad it's happening under the leadership the supervisor london breed and supervisor cowen two strong women that will not leave me alone and constituents that won't let them all and all to say that my envisioning for the entire housing challenge housing crisis in the is city is one i'm up to the challenging challenge we're up to the challenge and the housing authority is just beginning

talking about the dogs and beagles and rabbits and other kinds of animal i'm hoping at some point roach the case by case and oppose all animal testing in regards to this think of our own pets and think if you want them to the ginny pigs and come up with a different view thank you. i'll appreciate that if you change that thanks. >> seeing none, i'll close the speaks on page 167 under the reluctant can you walk me through why we support confidential voting i presume as opposed to an open vote so we can better cast all our votes on other issues. >> this particular issue is generally dealing with confidential voting that have been submitted by institutions to companies and making sure that that information is confidential it is actually, the proposal we generally see we haven't seen this proposal for a number of years now it's been a few years since this type of proposal has been on the ballot of proxy companies. >> not towards votes in the board room. >> no only institutional investors and a as and present their votes to the company. >> all in favor, say i. of the motion. >> i. >> passes u

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. >> drart if 33 they file a permit that will roach that if they file a permit the process stops at the end they couldn't get the permit issued you could draw that route we'll go in there before the moratorium route. >> okay. >> commissioner lee. >> is there a form process for a request for more to your memory a formal request. >> basically cite the section. >> is there the appellant making that request now officially. >> we do in question that since the legalization came up and that's why the other option came up i think it will be worth the time. >> so the department is made we'll send an inspector with a court date. >> i'm hearing a continuance if that's - >> to allow for that. >> mr. sweeny has a comment. >> the boards wishes to send american people inspector and the property owner and their agent have no opposition to it i can arrange for someone to go out there. >> commissioner mar. >> from what i'm hearing from the owner it is their preference to go with the moratorium so i think we need to send an inspector out there and then we'll leave that legalization issue for them sometime

. >> i have had that roach coach experience. it is great they're making food they can trust. >> have you decided? >> we are in the thick of the competition? >> my game was thrown off because they pulled out of my first appetizer choice. >> how we going to crush clear? >> it will be easy. probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there. every day changes. it is easy and fun to go down. these are going to be really good. >> how are you going to dominate? >> i think he does not know what he is doing. >> i was thinking of doing [unintelligible] we are underrepresented. >> i was singing of starting an irish pub. that was my idea. >> one our biggest is the corned beef and cabbage. we are asking people what they're thinking in getting some feedback. >> for a lot of people i am sure this combination looks very wrong. it might not sound right on paper

elephants are killed everyday if it passes it takes effect on july 2016 it prohibit the rhino horns and roachesenforcement improbable again we thank supervisor wiener and the state of california we fully support and strongly encourage mayor ed lee to lend this historic resolution it's strong support and courage this committee and the board to support the resolution and discuss further legislative measures providing the measures don't jeopardizes the passage of 96 or the resolution supporting it i'll leave you today with a story from the elephants by the elephants in the far away place call the sdum allergy in the central african rain forest this is a recording of elephants voices

commissioner hwang thank you my name is victor hanging i work agreeing as a civil rights attorney for a roach that is the biggest outreach for domestic violence victims for human trafficking and immigrants i see many familiar faces. >> commissioner melara. >> hi sonya merryl the executive director for the station of services at st. francis memorial hospital and also a part-time faculty in san francisco stat university. >> great i'm suzy loftus raising my 3 daughters with a lot of help friday from my mom and i work with the office of the city of attorney general and i have an office in san francisco the one point we're having multiple community meetings first one in the tenderloin and but we're going to continue to hear from folks 0 we're taking information and continue to have the next meeting at do northern station and southern station the last meeting is march fourth at some point you'll be advised of the meeting we're to talk about the line meetings this is not at no time exhale the first line item. >> captain jason commanding officer to address the commission of police activities in the t

>> hey, it's your roach. you can do whatever you want with it. >> governor terry mcauliffe is banking on a huge economic development in northern virginia. >> that's right. as mike conneen reports this evening, inova health is planning a multimillion dollar expansion of its campus with focus genomic science. >> genomic testing helped doctors help with a treatment plan for her son whose treatment is 1 in 1,000 in the world. >> that genomic science is at the heart of what's been billed as transformational and game changer for inova health. later this year inova will expand its footprint to the 116 acre exxon mobile campus across the road. inova plans to build a center for personalized health helping to recruit the area's leading genomic scientist. it took two years of negotiation but it's all privately funded. still, the governor signalled interest in future investment by the state. >> i will always invest when there's a good return on our investment. >> doctors say genomic medicine is the future of health care

. >> there are rats, roaches, central things like toilet tissue and soap they ran out a lot. and just the overall feel. you feel like you're being more like a halfway house. >> tamica smalls says she lived at d.c. general for a while with her kids when the house she lived in closed. >> the younger children is harder. you have a bunch of children they feel like they're in a pigpen, running around hollering and screaming. if you didn't do it, i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. >> more than 30% of children live below the poverty line. >> i think we've had an explosion of homelessness and the major issue had is the economy. and the fact that homeless families, poor poor families are no longer able to make tonight this city. >> much of that is due to a lack of affordable housing. new construction of luxury units with higher rents is pushing thousands of people many of them young families into the city's shelters and overflow hotels. smalls and her children are among them. she now lives in a city paid for hotel with her family. >> you have new buyers coming in fixing up your gre

fox's roach madden has the story for us. >> it's shocking to me personally. >> reporter: it seems everybody is stunned when they find out what happened in this home just north of troy my sore reach detectives say 38-year-old denise contacted her co-worker 23-year-old nathan win to kidnap her six-year-old nephew. apparently the boy' mother twenty five-year-old elizabeth hup and grandmother 58-year-old rose brewer along with cradle believed he was too friendly with strangers and needed to learn the dangers. after school monday, authorities say she lured the youngster into his truck. >> and then he takes him out for a ride of terror which is the boy starts immediately crying when he's told he's never going to see his mother again. he's never going to see his house and then when -- when he doesn't stop crying he shows him a gun and says if you don't be quiet you'll be harmed. >> deputees say he got fed up with the crying and tied the boy with trash bags and put a coat over his head so he could not see. awhile later, he brought the boy back to his home but the six-year-old didn't know it because

hal roach. >> i introduced him. he was just supposed to get up and wave.d there was no mike. and from the stage it was like -- and you know. and then remember we had spanky, and little -- >> and i remember the lines going through my mind, and then one hit. and just stuck. boom. i think that is fitting because mr. roach started in silent films. >> you have to be that good to do this job. you have to be that good. >> from hollywood. rca and rca victor proudly present. >> isn't it exciting to know that a lot of these glamorous stars are going to be in your homes tonight. all over america, housewives are saying to their husbands, put on your shirt, john crawford is coming. >> from the beginning, hollywood has been footing the bill for the star-studded award ceremony. but in the '50s, a new source appeared. television. >> television, that is where movies go when they die. >> in 1953, nbc offered $100,000 for broadcast rights. and the academy never looked back. >> i want to say that tonight you regular television watchers will see movie stars you have never seen

roach started in silent films. >> you have to be that good to do this job. >> from hollywood, rca proudly presents -- >> isn't it exciting to know that a lot of these glamorous stars are going to be in your homes tonight? all over america, housewives are turning to their husbands and saying, put on your shirt, joan crawford is coming. >> from the academy's beginning, the studios had been footing the bill for hollywood's star studded awards ceremony. but in the 1950s, a new funding source appeared, television. >> television, that's where movies go when they die. >> in 1953, nbc offered $100,000 for broadcast rights, and the academy never looked back. >> i want to say that tonight you regular television watchers will see movie stars you've never seen before. >> it's the one place you can see people like clark gable and doris day and gregory peck and rita hayworth on television. >> will you read the nominees, mr. newman? >> with pleasure, mrs. newman. >> for the best achievement in costume design and color production. >> for the best achievement in art directio

it is a roach trap. is that brilliant? >> i thought you were going to say arrest them and then trade for people we don't care about anyway. it is a sting, a fake gallery. it is totally made up. that's a great idea. >> sting would be playing? >> sting would be there. >> it is the theme from the sting. >> i am not going to stop. >> you know what. it is a rumor that you started. >> they got a gander at their son's slander. a peruvian tv show, they have them there ought two women a lesson by shooting them in the face. they tracked down their mothers and disguised them and had them walk past their sons. >> mama. >> i saw that bag coming. here is the other one. >> and he has a blurry face too. his mother is mad and his face is blurry. cat calling i'm sure you have been a victim of it. a piece of cherry pie. >> do you see this as harassment? is this a good test? >> i want to know why they didn't dress up their dads. are they homophobes? this is offensive to me. i can't comment on this. i don't whistle. >> you don't have to. >> in

. >> the white house roached the second year goal for obama care enrollment. 10 million people signed up for coverage this year. the secretary refused to say whether the administration had plans in place in case the supreme court throws out the subsidy for americans. the house voted to repeal obama care and some proposed alternatives to the overall law. joining us is allyson. allyson, you looked at these before and republicans will question the numbers and do they have a basis to do so? >> last time i spoke to republicans about new numbers was the end of last year and they put out information about premiums and first thing republicans said. they are skeptical about the numbers they are putting out and pointed back to enrollment numbers including denial plans. the white house and administration said that was a mistake. and the republicans said they don't think it was a mistake but think it was intentional. i expect to see something similar happening. you have enrollment numbers, republicans will say how many have paid and probably will bring up something they had with the dental plans

. >> and fighting in eastern ukraine only hours after a ceasefire deal is roached. that is set to go in to effect on sunday. 11 troops were killed in the fighting with russian backed rebels. and in the meantime angela merkel calls the peace deal a glimmer of hope. will it hold or collapse? >> there is more from the center for european policy. comblimer of hope do you agree or disagree? >> it is not time to open up the champagne. this was an expensive deal which the europeans purchased and they had to give up a lot to get it and the worst part, it is not likely to hold very long. >> what is the price that you mentioned? the europeans have done throw things. created the outward appearance of peace and given russian an international line of demarcation line and have the hold on eastern ukraine and gave western leaders an excuse not to take action as long as there is a peace deal on paper. >> i am sorry to interrupt. when we talk about western action we are talking about whether or not we will supply arms to the ukraine. i am curious whether or not the thought of that o

a roach trap. isn't that brilliant. >> going to say arrest them and trade them for people that we really don't care about anyway. >> that's the other thing. a fake gallery. you have totally made up. such a great idea. >> steng woulding would be playing? >> i'm any totally going. >> yeah the theme from "the sting." >> okay. >> the enterentertainer. >> played by marvin hamlish. >> marvin hamlish, practiced tantric sex. >> he did? >> a rumor. >> a peruvian tv show. they have them there, kevin. >> they do. >> taught two young men a lesson about calt calling on the street. they tracked down their mothers. disguysed them and had them walk past their sons. >> i saw that bag coming. here's the other one. # . >> he has a blurry face too. his mother is mad. his face is blurry. all right. kevin, cat calling. i am sure you have been a vick tell of it. you are as delicious as a piece of cherry pie. do you see this as harassment? is this a good test? haw haw i kind of wonder why they didn't dress up their dads.

jeh johnn is trying a new roach. after he has a news conferen bringing back two predec t republicans who headed homeland secu to try to convince congress to someth the money runs out on friday. >> so if squnt movet move the ball down the court and home la what changes will we see? >> repor proba not a lot. if you fly the tsa will still be there. still screening you. they just won't be paid. same for the coast guard, same for border patrol. iv area like louisiana hit by katrina or the east coast that was hit hard by super storm sandy where the fede is still sending out money to help with cleanup, that you may see an impact because the people who deal wh tha money, who send out those checks they would be furlough. tracie potts the hill for us. thank you. >>> republi lawmakers say they are not giving up after presida vetoed a keysto pipeline bill. jo boehner called the veto a, quote, national embarrassment. the bi would have forced constre lon a waite their outrage, s don't have the the veto. >>> police were called tm e

the fact is you can only step on roaches when you can see them. and the strategy is to create a place for them to go. and then you follow a simple equation in which you kill more of them than actually enlist. for every new recruit, you know, we should try to kill four. i mean, it's all about enticing them. we should open a flag company. and then whoever buys an isis flag you follow them home and kill everybody. >> you know what i heard today ang? i heard president obama today call out the shootings in north carolina and the three muslim students killed. he said no one should be targeted for their faith. very important targeted. it was just a day ago he said the shooting, the terrorist attack in the jewish deli in paris was a random act. i'm seeing inconsistencies here. >> well, he's mentioned religion as well bringing up chris chas chanty and christianity has flaws as well. greg's right. they have focused on all these other issues because they don't want to focus on terrorism in the middle east. not just that for them to focus on isis they have to

however, what is going on in this area is it necessarily bad and the fact is you can only step on roaches when you can see them and the strategy is to create a place to go and follow a simple equation in which you killed more of them than enlist for every new recruit. we should try to kill four. i mean, it's about enticing them. we should open a flag company and whoever buys an isis flag follow them home and kill everybody. >> i heard president obama say, the shootings in north carolina and three muslim students killed, he said no one should be targeted for their faith. targeted, very important. it was a day or two ago the shooting killing, terrorist attack in paris was a random act. i'm seeing inconsistencies here. >> he mentioned religion bringing up christianity and that has laws, also. he has invoked religion from time to time. greg is right. they have focused on these other issues because they don't want to focus on terrorism but not just that. for them to focus on isis would mean they have to retrack the story line they sold us which is iraq would be the greatest achievement of the

some people say my boyfriend's nickname is roach, my girlfriend is a scorpio, can i send her a scorpions then a completely overwhelming response of all the people who love bugs. melissa: how much money have you raised? >> we have a year-round adoption animal program and all the money goes to money to care for the animals at the zoo. so we usually get maybe 200 hits a month, this time in february 40,000 heads and they say maybe i don't want to get something for my acts, maybe i want to give something for my current lover, so they go and get a penguin or with whatever they can. melissa: why not the xor everyone. tim, thank you so much. apple. how they are planning world domination one at a time. we will have that and more upnk no br next for sure it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable

. >> they are building these modeled of contact roaches with a little lizard mixed in. >> the lizard whip its tail around to help with the turn. swings it's tail and makes the turn. >> they were most impressed with how they handle the unexpected. >> it goes upstairs and miss as spot, that's a great test because you want a build a system if things don't go right, it still works. >> already robots like rex are being used for search and rescue. something he may be learning soon because legs can go where legs can't. >> he will go places where eats too dangerous for people to go. >> abc7 news berkeley. >> fascinating. >>> mattel has teamed up with google to create a new virtual reality viewmaster. it uses apps from a smartphone to stimulate 3d images from movies tore tv shows. there will be a view master to enhance the virtual reality experience. it will go on sale later this year for about 30 bucks. >> big bird has made a appearance on twitter. the social media site muppets posted one word, tweet. the star already has more than 14,500 followers. >>> the biologists yesterday offered heart