rick schaeffer purchases a home in foreclosure in a remote lakefront community. >> it's a bunch of old that get converted into homes. kind of in the middle of nowhere. >> not much is known about the previous owner. but for schaeffer the price is right even though the house appears to be in shambles. >> i've seen people save things and collect things. but i think in this case, the individual was cleaning the neighborhood, so to speak. >> armed with a video camera to document the scene, schaeffer visits his new property with a friend, david lang, and lang's neighbor ryan lamere. >> you want to see hoarding? you're going to see it. >> looked like a typical house that had neglect. the neighbors had put up a fence on the one side because of what had been there. >> the trees were all overgrown, the bushes. so they were overgrown on the house. there was a car parked outside. it was completely packed with stuff. >> that was overflow from the house. basically when you opened up the door to the car, it was filled to the ceiling. >>y shut the door and locked it. i'm sure if you opened it up, it w

schaeffer knows the river well memories. >> i was a sheriff, you never expect a call such as that.es. >> it was a december morning in 1995 when then deputy todd boner. was called to the banks of the river. it was a real life whodonit. cold. there are very few murders in wasatch county. >> probably one of the artest cases i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> back in 1995. crystal's mother said she left the area and started working as a prostitute. but bonner was determined to get her justice. >> there hasn't been a day gone by that i hadn't thought about her, and the suspect was out there possibly hurting someone else. >> bon ner couldn't catch any breaks. >> we didn't have the technology to move forward with the dna. >> for more than 15 years the case was cold. but finally, thanks to new technology, schaeffe sheriff bonner caught his break. >> i learned about touch dna. wanted to come up with something. >> he assigned the case to brian gardner. >> with the advent of touch dna possibly we could test and get a dna match. >> she was killed with a rock like this one. at the time t

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. >>> norfolk circuit court clerk george schaeffer is filing an appeal. earlier this month the voter-approved ban was ruled to violate the 14th amendment. the appeal will provide a definitive answer on the court ruling's constitutionality. >>> this morning other state attorney generals are taking steps to closely examine laws that could touch on constitutional issues before deciding whether to defend them. democratic attorneys general in four other states are declining to defend same sex marriage bans against lawsuits filed by gay couples. >>> the fight to make conditions safer for bicycle riders has drivered in one northern virginia community seeing red. >> welcome to the very first late night. i am seth myers, i'm your host. >> there he is. the last you'll be talking about today as seth myers makes his last night debut here on nbc. >>> we are showing snow about 120 miles west of the metro area. when it arrives, when it leav >>> thank you, jimmy fallon, for taking over "the tonight show" at 11:30 so i can take over "late night" at 12:30. >> seth myers ki

after being forced to set up that inquiry into the day of boating of cheese soft bed of course mr schaeffer would argue the act decisively in getting rid of all of a comedy of the moral worth he's already moving to improve the position of a supposedly because the pussycat of the law change that they can in future report directly to the god of its bones commission. i can survive calls for is that the bill that uncertainty about etc likes to fight the episodes of many fronts. he won't like the idea had to poke it into pressure again and sat at first note that appointee was mr sharma be aware that the role of the politics of the conversation between maurice mccabe and overcome the chills on a recovery in not quite the kind of timing lights. that's the fragments the ratings that the water rippled would tend to show that the insight to those who see the full transcript that say that no way does it supports the view that this recovery is seeking to dissuade sergeant mackay for proceedings to date. or rather he may be directing the whistleblower in a particular way. but the conversations. presente

review and possibly an investigation they're doing this because at the given is fine he said mr schaeffer was incapable of apologizing. it just so happen to humans. humidity this is starting. but you've got it wrong. when terry evidence that the government response was inadequate the only acceptable way to bring this chaotic episode to some sort of color a very un to a conclusion as to establish an independent inquiry for the independent ep who first raised the issues on its own response was just too much to bear. in one of the painted us. i hate saying how dare those people who would not have the right genes have the audacity to challenge nobody. but summer will be heeding calls to resign he's too old for me was that despite the wexford tt's a motion of intervention but to the heat seemed to be going out with this issue up to virtually a full day's debate the back center stage the lead with the prospect of a full commission of inquiry in short given reports before easter. david of a protein uses for us the minister said justice told the daughter just got the facade don't much like a make

mr schaeffer. no more than any of those subjects. he's a player to have a strong hook beach. almost none is looking to be life after being tipped into a bin lorry. maisie was dismissive of him. one of the sort of milk into a poem see a blast. oh maneuvers soldiers get ready for the gold plates with a major exercise in the above. you do criminal court has been told it was an element of plausible deniability about the financial regulations involvement in an agreement between i'm delighted spine and shown queens companies the bank's former chairman told the applicant two former directors of the queen and aunt leah markets here tonight giving on offer loans to sixteen people including the queen's devine shares in the fine. half smaller until it of course the anglo irish bank and the quinn group reached an agreement in march two thousand and eight s apache which is shown great interest to the bank is to clean it down but on the bank's share price to contracts for difference. mr morris said it was concerned that he couldn't pay the money owed to its broker is almost thirty percent

dave schaeffer, ceo of cogent communications wants to help.ell us what is behind the slowdown and how he is capitalizing has its stock moved higher over the past two years. the deadly violence in the ukrainian capital of kiev passing and long shadow over investors global power, now considering taking new action against the country's pro russia president. bringing you the latest on this story next. liz: is the bridgegate scandal to bid for chris christie? some are expressing doubt over whether he will run for president in 2016. charlie gasparino breaks it right here. reporter: you can't get any closer to wall street than chris christie. ken langone is his main supporter and others there on wall street in the financial sector who have given money to him. i have been asking many of these folks over the last couple of days, will chris christie run for president in 2016. did bridgegate doom his chances? this is my unofficial survey. these are people that deal with chris christie at times. what they are telling me that they are expressing doubt that

david: breaking down today's turn around in the markets, joe bell, schaeffer's

. >>> dana millbank and colonel tony schaeffer, best-selling author and senior fellow with the london center for policy research. shades of the cold war are returning here. now the games are done. what do you expect from putin in the kremlin? >> i think he was going for mull dough va and georgia next. i don't want to say we're returning to the warsaw pact. this is going to definitely put a fly in the ointment so to speak. it's been very clear. since 2000 we have seen this as a pattern. it's been very deliberate, almost a boiling frog pace if you will. done slow enough no one starts raising alarms. it's come to a hard stop. this was actual there a popular up rising. this went against everything they thought has happened. >> we have been told putin and our president have a bad relationship. we have seen the photograph of the two of them side by side. we have seen that picture 100 times. friday they were on the phone working on this. how can we get to de-escalation. it seems when crisis comes they can work together. >> well, i don't know if they can work together. they can talk together.

david: breaking down today's turn around in the markets, joe bell, schaeffer's investment research equity analyst. he warns of more volume filth in the market but he is -- volatility in the market but basically a bull in this market. and alan knuckman from the pits of cme. alan, i want to start with you. talk about a recovery, this is v-like recovery we've had since january. >> absolutely epic. if you take the measured move, distance of the selloff, add it on to the highs 1950 is the target in s&p. we still have seven more% on upside. nasdaq has completed recovery. who says how much higher we can go from here. things like still very supportive. not just equities. way they came back was very impressive. it was a lot of other marke looking a gold, looking a oil, and looking at bonds. we see asset reflation as people feel better than they did last week. liz: you call reflation with natural gas, listen, i don't tend to want to focus at that much on commodities. this is major jump, 8%. silver continuing to move up nearly a full%. >> remember the metals have been absolutely beat own down. this

we follow options activity at schaeffer's. a lot of puts. people are betting against it. pick a reason i don't care. the bottom line the overall price action is starting to improve. all that negativity still out there in the options markets and shorts to us is future buying pressure and up a lot from the lows last year but it could really go rest of the this year we think. david: ryan, there is lot of questions about housing right now. we had mixed signals coming out today about it. you think it will continue to roar ahead. you're for lennar. you have home construction etf, i shares u.s. home construction, itb. why do you think that housing will make it when there are mixed signals on the horizon? >> look at today's data. it was poor yet most housing stocks were down less than 1% and they fought back. we like to see that. since the september lows housing has kind of leading higher. lennar, huge, 17% of the float sold short there. a lot of bearish puts at itb, the etf we mentioned. significant puts put on it. those are negative bets.% with any good news. today was bad news

. >> reporter: but 12 years a schaeffer wasn't just another role.or chiwetel ejiofor. >> he went to the historic port of cal bar in niger i can't to do research. it is a place so many had been chained and sold into the slave trade. he followed the route to savannah, georgia and toured a slave market for africa's one of largest ethnic groups the ebos were prepared for auction. >> there were extra bolts on the wall and i asked the guy what the extra bolts in the walls were for, and he said well that was for the ebas. >> and he had no idea about my background and my history and the fact that i am eba, and my family, and i just remember i sat down and just a very quiet solemn reflection. >> i mean you realized i guess that you were a part of it, you were there. >> yeah, absolutely, you know, i think that you feel, of course, it was you on the boat. and it was you in the alcove and it is amazing. >> reporter: then and there chiwetel ejiofor vowed to make solomon's story his, down to the smallest detail, even to learning to play the violin. >> it is the a

norfolk circuit court clerk george schaeffer is filing that appeal. earlier this month the judge ruled that the voter-approved ban violates the u.s. constitution's 14th amendment. schaeffer says an appeal will provide a definitive answer on the law's constitutionality. the attorney general mark herring announced when taking office in january he would not defend the ban. >>> we are sending a crew to union station today to see the progress construction crews have made at fixing the main hall's ceiling. the 2011 earthquake damaged it as crews are repainting and rebuilding the ceiling. they are doing the project in five phases and are just finished with one of them now. today first lady michelle obama wants to make sure your school is always promoting good health. today the first lady will outline a new initiative to get rid of advertisements in school for junk foods and sugary drinks. the new rules only allow promotions for healthy foods and drinks on school campuses. ads on school boards and gyms, snack bar posters and menu boards are subject to the new