shane miller isn't a man. he is a narcissistic sociopathic coward.a father, what the hell kind of a man is that that shoots his own little girls? >> good wednesday morning. i'm kelly sam with your local news at 7:26. deputies looking for an armed and dangerous suspect in a triple homicide. if you know where shane miller is, call 911. >> first i heard what had happened but i didn't think i knew the person until the next day, when they finally released her name, and i thought oh, god, please don't be my sandy. >> things didn't happen in our community on that level. there was crime like anyplace else but this was not a, you know, this was not a crime-laden community. it was hometown. it was beautiful. it was tall trees. it was flowers in the spring. it was fishing. it was camping. it was tourists. how on earth could somebody be that evil and to take and think about your own children and what it would take potentially to have that kind of rage in order to look your own child in the eye and shoot them multiple times. it was a very, very dark day for us he

she said shane had assaulted her, tortured her, choked her, threatened her with guns.e was threatening to kill her whole family. >> there's one detail about shane miller that investigators say makes him so elusive. deputy u.s. marshal brandon mcmullen told me why miller has been able to evade capture so far. >> he's pretty well known to be a survivalist type. he grew up in the woods. the area is home for him. he's a marijuana cultivator so, he's somebody obviously very comfortable in the woods. but along with this case, everyone that we've talked to, whether it be friends, family members, aacquaintances, anybody who's run into him have said he's a creepy guy, scary guy, very violent. so he's just sort of the type who's -- he's definitely somebody that we wanted to get off of the street and that is, you know, willing to do violence if it's going to keep him out of jail. >> so he is profiled in "the hunt," which new show involving john walsh. how do you hope this program broadcasting this crime that he is alleged to have carried out with help in facilitating his capture?

shane, i'm sorry to disrupt you.we see the president walking out now on the south lawn of the white house to speak on the crisis with russia in the ukraine. we expect him to be announcing some new sanctions. that's in coordination with the eu. also announcing new sanctions today. let's take a listen now to what the president has to say. >> good afternoon, everybody. in the netherlands, malaysia, australia, and countries around the world, families are still in shock over the sudden an tragic loss of nearly 300 loved ones. senselessly killed when their civilian airliner was shot down over territory controlled by russia-backed separatists in ukraine. these grieving families and their nations are our friends and our allies. and amid our prayers and our outrage, the united states continues to do everything in our power to help bring home their loved ones, support the international investigation, and make sure justice is done. since the shootdown, however, russia and its proxies in ukraine have failed to cooperate with the

shane, welcome. >> hi. >> so secretary kerry is now in the region.e met today with both netanyahu and abbas. does his physical presence there change the game at all? >> i'm not sure it changes it that much. you already hear state department officials kind of tamping down expectations about what he's doing to be able to achieve in the way of an immediate cease-fire or a truce. secretary kerry has invested a lot of personal time and energy over the past year into negotiating an end to it the israeli-palestinian conflict. this is a much different and in some cases much more difficult set of circumstances now with hamas. so he is obviously there trying his best and meeting with leaders, but i don't think we should expect or have very high expectations in the near term. >> and shane, prime minister netanyahu has said that the most important step for the international community to insist on is the demilitarization of gaza. is that realistic? is that possible to achieve through military alex or through diplomacy? >> i'm not sure it's that realistic through

. >> you met shane dawson today. >> rushkoff: hannah is very happy to work with shane, a comedian andian with an astounding 5.4 million fans. >> ka-ching! >> rushkoff: and shane shows up in a video with liam horne. you probably don't know liam yet. he only has 45,000 subscribers. but that's going to change. >> ♪ oh, yeah... ♪ yeah, yeah, just like that, girl. ♪ hey, sexy lady, shane's got a message for you, ♪ so i'm gonna sing it for you... ♪ >> rushkoff: liam isn't trying to be a youtube personality, though. he's a relatively unknown musician hoping to make the big time. to do that, he's turned to a new kind of company called the audience. >> let's pull it up. let's see the 10th, for instance. >> rushkoff: it's a talent agency, publisher, promoter and network rolled into one. it's the brainchild of oliver luckett. >> good to see you. >> what we do here at the audience is we run a publishing network. what we do is we basically run the social media on behalf of entertainers and artists and musicians and actors, and we help them express themselves inside of this medium. >> how many days

it was "shane."because stevens when he was in post war germany was horrified to see little children running around in cowboy outfits shooting cap pisto pistols. he wanted to make a movie that made audiences aware of what a bullet really did. what the impact of shooting someone really was and he said that in the movie, i believe the words he used was for our purposes in this movie, a single shot is a holocaust. and even today, "shane" stands as one of the most sober and painful westerns from that era. >> george stevens, one of the five directors featured in the new book out by mark harris titled "five came back." joining us from new york city, here on "american history tv," thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> each week, "american history tv"'s reel america brings us films that tell the story of the 20th century. in the third of a five-part look at hollywood director who is made films for the u.s. government during world war ii, we feature director john ford. in the 18-minute document

she said shane had assaulted her, tortured her, choked her, threatened her with guns.ill her whole family. >> there's one detail about shane miller that investigators say makes him so elusive. deputy marshal brandon mcmullen told me why miller has been able to evade capture so far. >> he's pretty well known be a survivalist type. he grew up in the woods. it's home for him. he's a marijuana cultivator so he's somebody who's obviously very comfortable in the woods. but along with this case, everyone we've talked to, whether it be friends, family members, acquaintances said he's a creepy guy, scary guy, very violent. he's just sort of the type who's -- he's definitely somebody that we wanted to get off of the street and that is, you know, willing to do violence if it's going to keep him out of jail. >> so he is profiled in "the hunt," this new show involving john walsh. how do you hope this program broadcasting this crime that he is alleged to have carried out will help in facilitating his capture? >> well, in this case, you know, he's somebody who can stay out in the woo

but most of all, to catch shane miller. when they went looking for this guy, they found a bunker that he had 47 assault rifles in and 100,000 rounds of ammunition. now, this is a coward. when you kill your own children, you have two beautiful children. >> 5 and 7 years old, those girls. >> you can't imagine what a coward this guy is to kill his wife and these two little girls. he's danger. he's a danger to society. he's out there hiding somewhere. somebody's helping him. somebody knows where he is. he's not doing it alone. he's a horrible dirtbag that needs to be brought off the streets. and i'm hoping that this combination of "the hunt," cnn, all these social networking platforms helps me make the world a much smaller place for these creeps. >> i am not only happy i'm doing this, i'm happy to be reunited with you almost 20 years later and you don't age. you look amazing. >> so do you. so do you and you're doing a great job. >> thank you. >> i'm thrilled to be here. >> let me do the big plug. this is great, a wonderful civi

shane hadding, thank you so much.ray for you and cameron and all the victims. >> thanks so much. >> when we come back, vladimir putin quick to say it wasn't us just hours after flight 17 was shot from the sky. could these separatists in ukraine have pulled this off without russia's help? that's next. start with the best writing experience.? make it incredibly thin. add an adjustable kickstand, a keyboard, a usb port, and the freedom of touch. and, of course, make it run microsoft office, with the power and speed to do real work. introducing surface pro 3. the tablet that can replace your laptop. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, shopping online is as easy as it gets. carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ i voted for culture... ...with a 'k.' how are you? i voted for plausible deniability. i didn't kill her, david. and i voted for decisive military action. ♪ xfinity presents

sam shane shows us the spaces designed by students. >> reporter: roughing it just got a little less rough with dwindling budgets and a push to stay relevant. the independent commission called parks forward is looking for a way to modernize. >> let's have a cabin contest and see how we can build a cool place for people to come and have a park experience not sleep on the ground but not sleep in a high-priced room. >> reporter: cal-poly architect students created cabin models. one was chosen to be built and is on display at the state fair. the 145-square-foot cabin is meant to keep critters out but let light in. >> to be given this unique opportunity our third quarter was a shocker. >> reporter: these students are still in shock sitting in a cabin they designed in the first year of their master's program. >> it's, uhm, highly unusual for any first year graduate student to have this actually happen like see their work actually built. >> reporter: now parks forward hopes to get more of these cabins built and into state parks. >> we're looking at private sources of funding that might put these

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his brother shane is with us.ou've been watching part of the procession today in the netherlands and it is a very different experience for you and for your family. take us through that, tell us what you thought as you saw this. >> it's totally surreal. you know, i've seen disasters like this before and i never -- you are kind of removed from it and it was the weirdest feeling knowing that my brother-in-law could be in one of those -- in one of those caskets and i found myself wanting him to be there and at the same time, that's too selfish at this time. i know my sister has been watching it today and she's destroyed. it's surreal. that's the best i can do. >> it strikes me that you said that you think it was selfish to think that his body was there today. >> i am so proud of the dutch nation to show an evolved kind of society that showed respect on a massive level like that, that i just want to applaud them and therefore, i think especially the children. i hope those are the first ones to have landed. >> and tell

sam shane shows us the new modern living spaces designed by students. >> reporter: roughing it just got little less rough with dwindling budgets and a push to stay relevant, the independent commission called parks forward is looking for a way to modernize. >> let's have a cabin contest and see how we can build a really cool place for people to come and have a park experience not sleep on the ground but not in a real high-priced room. >> reporter: cal-poly architect students created cabin models. one is on display at the state fair. the 145-square-foot cabin is meant to keep critters out but light light in. >> be given this unique opportunity was a shocker. >> reporter: these three architecture students are still in shock. sitting in a cabin they designed in the first year of their masters program. >> it's, uhm, highly unusual for any first year graduate student to have this actually happen like see their work actually built. >> reporter: now parks forward hopes to get more of these cabins built and into state parks. >> we're looking at private sources of funding that might put these tog

that's just one company foo real quick before we let you go, it sounded like shane was saying some ofdit cards may have already been used. but you've heard of none yet being used? >> what we don't know exactly is what he said yesterday in the interview was abused. and we don't exactly note what that means. but we, what, we know is that perhaps they were taken into somebody else's possession. >> cristinaa alesci, thank you so much. i'm brianna keilar. i turn you over to off wolf blitzer live from jerusalem in "the situation room." >> happening now, a situation room special report. breaking news, shelter carnage. a deadly strike on a united nations schoolhousing refugee families in gaza. women and children are among the dead and injured. flight ban lifted. the faa clears u.s. airlines to resume flying to tel aviv even as a cnn correspondent witnessed continuing streaks through the sky. >>> the largest pieces found so far of flight 17 as the u.s. says it has proof russia is firing across the border into ukraine. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'

dee and shane snider of puppet shakespeare.ill talk to the chief executive and the owner of california vineyards. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." i am pimm fox. if you have seen those food carts with long lines of people waiting, you have seen the halal guys. they are looking to expand nationally and internationally. we have hesham hegazy, the general manager. thanks for being here. let's start off by talking about how the halal guys came to be. >> the halal guys came to be in 1990. the founder in 1990 was a similar hotdog cart. there was so much demand for during the early 1990's. they were always asking, they have to eat halal meals so there was a question of where we could get halal meals. the founder noticed there was a huge need for halal food to be around. >> what makes food halal? >> this is a good question. it food permitted under islamic guidelines. make sure that all the blood comes out of the chicken. once the meat is halal it is up to us how to cook it and prepare it. >> where are you in terms of the scale of the busin

sam shane on why city leaders say delay were forced to call it off this year. >> in just a month, oldmento is supposed to be taken back in time for the gold rush days. the dirt city leaders dump on the street is a big problem this year because it takes a lot of water to keep the dust down and the clean up afterwards. not the best idea for a draught. >> it takes over 100,000 gallons of water. we didn't feel that would be a responsible use of water. >> so the gold rush days has been canceld this year. 100,000 people cool to sacramento this weekend. you think businesses would be upset about losing the foot traffic. we found mixed opinions. >> retail, most of us, it is average weekend. >> ann says big weekend like gold rush means more people come in her door to browse, but not to buy. >> because the streets are closed, our regular customers don't show up that i mean to stay away because of the event. >> the owners of american legacy, a sacramento sweets company says it will lose out on some businesses. >> it has been very successful for us. >> it turned out over the long run to be one of

we dedicated the whole hour to catching shane miller. shane miller has a rap sheet a mile long. from him. she went back. she was somehow hoping he would change and he rewarded her coming back by murdering her. police say he shot her and shot his 5-year-old and 8-year-old daughters to death. as you know, i'm the father of a murdered child. i just can't stand anybody who would hurt a child. shane miller, when they went looking for him in probably northern california's biggest manhunt ever, they found he had a bunker. he was not supposed to own guns. he had 44 assault rifles in the bunker with over 1,000 rounds of ammunition. he is wanted for murdering his wife and gorgeous two daughters, he is dangerous. he could pop up and kill anybody. if you rub him the wrong way, the small town is terrified where he committed the crimes. this guy needs to be off the streets. >> let's play a clip quickly from the show. one of the most chilling moments of this first show is that 911 call from the night of the murders. let's listen here. >> 911. your emergency. >> hello? >> on the evening of may

now i think we're in good shane here as far as the forecast.ook at this, 175 kilometer per hour winds. the next day is when you really need to start getting things prepared for a pretty strong typhoon. so we have this area across the western pacific, as well. >> on that radar, matmo looks huge. >>> let's give you a more hopeful, uplifting one. a sikts-stroke lead wasn't enough to dampben him on sunday at the 143 open championship over in brilt tan. the 25-year-old struggled in the final round, finishing at one under par for the lead. >> and that does it for this hour of cnn news room. thanks very much for watching. early start is next for those of you in the u.s. for viewers everywhere else, stay suned for cnn news center. q. >>> happening now. who shot down malaysia airlines flight 17? this morning, new evidence mounting against russian separatists who refused to hand over the crash scene to investigators. russian president vladimir putin breaks his silence as the families of the victims plead for the bodies of their loves ones to be returned.

it was "shane."red because stevens when he was in post war germany was horrified to see little children running around in cowboy outfits shooting cap pisto pistols. he wanted to make a movie that made audiences aware of what a bullet really did. what the impact of shooting someone really was and he said that in the movie, i believe the words he used was for our purposes in this movie, a single shot is a holocaust. and even today, "shane" stands as one of the most sober and painful westerns from that era. >> george stevens, one of the five directors featured in the new book out by mark harris titled "five came back." joining us from new york city, here on "american history tv," thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> each week, "american history tv"'s reel america brings us films that tell the story of the 20th century. in the third of a five-part look at hollywood director who is made films for the u.s. government during world war ii, we feature director john ford. in the 18-minute docu

but this guy, shane miller, he's wanted for triple homicide by police.estion is, he had guns in his house. he is a convicted felon. he served time in a federal prison. he's got a rap sheet an arm long. and when they started looking for him, when he went on the run, was probably california's -- northern california, shasta county's, biggest manhunt ever. they find a bunker where he has 45 assault weapons and over 100,000 rounds of ammunition. now i hunt and i have guns, but i have got to ask this question. how does a convicted felon in america get ahold of handguns that he kills and slaughters his wife and shoots his 5-year-old and 8-year-old daughters in the face and then he goes on the run. thank god they found the bunker first. but how the hell does a guy like that get 45 assault weapons and 100,000 rounds of ammunition? but as a country, we just won't look at that. we just keep hiding behind the second amendment and the nra keeps saying, you know, everybody should have the right to own a gun. absolutely. i should have that right. i hunt, i shoot quail.

white house in the oval office, in this special matt firm he personally established there and with shane law his secret attempt. i would like "the reader" to see how roosevelt took his notion from the greatest military defeat in the history of pearl harbor with only 11 months later which left hitler speechless in fuming and gave hope to so many millions of people across occupied europe that the americans are coming. it is a tremendous sagas much of it not told the four are only to a few and the unfolding drama as the commander-in-chief as the united -- commander in chief of the united states was since to the voices of his advisers and allies. using his unique talent for a leadership to lay them moral and military foundations for american victory. so let there be no misunderstanding with the british empire collapsed and the rampage across europe ever became a more alarming. it would be the historic role to earn his country to leadership as a global superpower. and i certainly have enjoyed researching and writing the first part of this epic story and i can only hope you will enjoy reading

shane's barbershop shave parlor. come on inside. meet cedric. hi, cedric. over here is travis.nd hi, guys. thank you for letting us come on in this early. cedric, first of all, why are you here so early cutting hair? >> you know, we just try to cater to everybody's needs as far as being open at a time that we can really offer our services that other barbershops aren't open right now. >> reporter: do you find that people want this service like at 4:30 a.m., 5:00? is it a changing time for people? >> definitely. you know, people have the graveyard shifted or go to school or work early or have to catch flights early. you know, so if we can offer our time earlier than other shops open, you know, whatever the customer needs. >> reporter: and you're doing a great job here. it takes how long for a haircut? >> about an hour. we like to take about an hour so we can give them a full consultation and try to go over everything that they want in a haircut. >> reporter: what is your name? >> casey. >> reporter: thank you for letting us watch you get your hair cut today, casey. meanwhile we h

host: we will have more with shane harris on the situation in afghanistan.lso the latest calming raids by hamas and israel and the israeli army indicating it is prepared to send boots on the ground as early as today or tomorrow. let's been with another headline this morning from the mes," theon ti president unloading on house republicans and they plan to sue him for executive overreach, calling the move a political stunt and waste of time and money. his weekly address, the president tried to paint republicans as detached from reality, attending to pick americans from gop leaders such as detour john boehner. the speaker unveiled his plans to file that lawsuit against the president. here is speaker boehner on wednesday. [video clip] wife let me make this clear -- this is not about me suing the president. it is not about republicans versus democrats. this is about the legislative that is being disadvantaged by the executive branch. not about executive actions. every president does executive orders. most of them, though, do them within the law. what we are talki

yankee pitcher shane green made his third career start and first ever in yankee stadium yesterday. he had trouble fielding his position. softly hit first baseman over to first. tapped back to the hill, under hand, toss. to desoto. green has to fire off balance and throws another one away down the right field lane. >> what an arm on that kid? are you all right? >> maybe he didn't go to spring training. a couple of drills coming his way this week. >> talk about a high pressure area. on the next batter, green practically runs the ball to the base. ranger 4-2. >>> when donald sterling dissolved the family trust, he was trying to prevent the sale. according to yesterday's testimony from the family trust chief financial officer, the dissolution could cause several banks to find the trust in default on up to $500 million in loans, that's a sum his company would not be able to repay without selling the team. meanwhile, sterling hosted ballmer yesterday regarding the sale. >>> tony dungy is under fire regarding his comments regarding michael sam. dungy he has faced criticism on his stance a

shane miller on the loose. accused of killing his wife and two daughters. but john walsh is on the hunt. we will speak with him "at this hour." ps dissolve stains. that's why i recommend polident. [ male announcer ] cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. [ male announcer ] cleaner, i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heart ache, i still have the rage, i waited years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers and over those years i learned how to do one thing really well and that's how to catch these bastards and bring them back to justice. i've become a man hunter. i'm out there looking for bad guys. >> we want that man, john walsh, to get those bad guys. you know him as the former host of "america's most wanted". >> for 23 years he tracked bad guys, brought them to

. >> shane mill officer had no involvement with law enforcement in the county up until there was theted occurring between him and his wife. >> shane had assaulted her, tortured her, choked her, threatened her with guns. you know, he was threatening to kill her whole family. >> why start with this case, john? >> this case means a lot to me because i think anybody that would hurt a child is a coward. there are other ways to go. this guy police are absolutely surely that he killed his wife. and he shot his 5-year-old and 8-year-old daughters in the face. he killed them. then he chose to run. to me, this is a socio-pat thick coward. when they probably instituted the largest manhunt in northern california history, they found a bunker where he had over 47 automatic assault rifles and over 100,000 rounds of ammunition. so this guy was prepared to run. he's got a lok history with law enforcement. jake, he's really dangerous and anybody that could kill a child is on the top of my list. and i am hoping sunday night, the world is going to be a much smaller place for this coward. somebody's goin

distinct bank edge when we throw satellite coverage overtop to put things in motion war see bright sun shane through central pennsylvania and pittsburgh. it is just a matter on have time for us. we have had thick if you go settling in for 20 or 25 minutes over shore points but it is starting to clear a bit. you can see the the ocean out in the background here, of that margate but we are going to gradually see that included cover thin out. more sunshine with time from west to east. your current temperatures are in the 70's right the now, cooler further inland you go. as we in move for in the forecast we are shooting for 83 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. we are in full sunshine and starting to feel more comfortable. in the next couple days we will feature more of that. by the weekend i cannot rule out a stray shower or pop up then are storm on sunday. not a bad weekend. we have decided to choose golf greenback ground in honor of our buddy, ukee, we thought wow like. that with storms on the way get your updated forecast all day long with the cbs philly weather april, check live radar, severe weather ale

shane harris is following the story for "foreign policy" magazine. he is joining us on the phone.hank you for being with us. guest: hi, steve. host: more questions than answers this morning. what have you found? guest: what is interesting to me is u.s. intelligence officials are now confirming that this was a missile strike. our intelligence indicates that clearly andl they're focusing on a particular type of surface to air missile that the russians are believed to have provided to separatists in the region, and dismissal would've had the range to shoot airliner, and the separatists have been boasting in recent days of shooting down ukrainian aircraft, including cargo aircraft and fighter jets. the white house is very carefully avoiding pinning the blame directly on the separatists, but they issued a statement last night saying the incident highlights the urgency with which we continue russia to de-escalate the situation, and while we do not have the facts, we know this incident occurred in the context of the crisis in ukraine's fuel by russian support for separatists, including t

she's little shane but she's been very helpful to us and we need the community to rally around this young lady and try to help us get these two off the street. >> police are looking for two suspects between the ages of 18 and 21. one wearing a black and white shirt with brown pants. the other wear a long gray sweatshirt with black pants. call police if you have any information. >> the investigation no saturday's dead fire in southwest philadelphia. liberian ambassador to the united states met with city council today and families of the four children killed in the fire. meanwhile family members just want to know how all of this began. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at the scene and dave these families obviously they just want answers. >> reporter: that's exactly what they want, lucy. in the meantime fire investigators are now looking into a report that an errant bottle rocket may have landed on a couch set the couch on fire in the middle of the block that touched off this blaze that still has not been confirm at this point and those grieving families are searching for answers. emotion

let me show you first, you know what, you spoke of first, i also want to interest tuesday you, to shane grady, you are going in the marines on monday. >> yes, i am and you you are, the 4h kids have didn't such a good job. it goodies for other kids too. >> it is fantastic. it is a great experience for meeting a whole bunch of new people. >> you make wonderful animal friend lick this magnificent goose. good luck in the marines, my friend you will be an american here or for us. >>> the other things el pacas. who is this beauty. >> his name is brody, and, about a yearling. >> could somebody have this as a pet. i necessity they make great sweaters. >> you could have them as pets but they have to live two or more is basically the animals that you need. >> but he has an absolutely, done his part what they related to cam also. >> they are related to cam also. >> that is all we need related to cam also lou like one. >> i want to show you temperatures that will be great tonight. eighty to start. we will get in the 70's and stay there enjoy this burlington county farm fare kate and it goes right t

twenty year old shane pain faces murder and weapons charges in the february shooting death of marquis williams. prosecutors say payne shot williams and another man outside h and h day care on 40th and popular streets. none of the children inside the day care center were hurt. >>> and, we could learn more about the woman whose body was found bound and stuffed inside a duffle bag in north philadelphia. the woman's body was discovered near a vacant home on north third street near susquehanna early yesterday morning. police located the victim's burned car a few hours earlier in grays ferry. she is described as hispanic female in her early 20's. >>> this morning, we now know what caused more than 100 people to be evacuated from their homes. but there is still one unanswered question. >> also this morning, unimaginable heart break. mother who lost two young children in this fast moving fire tells her emotional story only to "eyewitness news". >>> and, you have to see this. carjacker picks the wrong target. see how some brave bystanders stopped his attack. katy? >> ukee, second day straight

he is here with his son shane s nider who has one of the puppets in the production.begin with the idea doing shakespeare. how did you be connected with broadway and this particular shakespearean plany? a standup comic and he was asked to join this troupe and it gave him a chance to use his techniques and comedy. lovee shakespeare and i puppet shakespeare. fourth wall and almost explain what is going on. a lot of it gets lost for some of us. >> explain what titus and run because -- andronicus is about. >> it is "kill bill" meets "sesame street." goths lost 21 sons to the andsacrifices the queen ruins everyone's lives. >> what is more metal than this? are actually harmed in the presentation of this play. they come back the next night. >> they are all acting. there is puppet gore. we are trying to turn it on its head. will laugh at death well having the time of your life. i like that dark sense of humor. we are trying to look at it in a whole new way. were -- when you you were young person that you had the chance to see shakespeare performed by puppets. is this somethin

shane yeah and i'm very happy for that let's get national why in the russian you cannot translate also win win approach meaning that we could have a good troll ations was. if not at the expense of the good relations between kiev and moscow well i think the same thing could be said about the european union policies that i think many and in fact president putin actually sad that it is the european union who is trying to drive a wedge between ukraine and russia or between russia and the european union rather than the other way around i guess both sides continue blaming each other but do you think it could have been handled any differently to minimize the ramifications for all the sides involved do you like i'm sure you put a lot of blame on moscow but do you see any blame anything that the european union could have done differently to minimize the negative consequences of this whole situation financially politically human in terms of humanitarian fallout because if people like killing each other in the ukraine partially because of these association agreement killing each other because rus

shane, what are you watching for and when? >> what i'm looking for is inflation right now.spin out of control a little bit. you have food prices up big, you've got oil rising, and i like silver wheaton, slw. >> so, this is an inflation play. you think that's why this market has started to lose its footing and that you're going to make inopportunistic moves based on that playing out? >> i just think the valuation -- silver wheaton gets fixed prices, down at $5 just to buy silver or lower, and they're well managed. they've gotten beaten up. i like equities that are beaten down and nobody likes. i think silver wheaton valuationwise makes sense. >> mark, what about you? >> kelly, one of the institutions we like is regional bank by a name of pnc financial. they're trading about 13 times. their footprint covers basically the east coast and they have a particularly large franchise in the populous mid-atlantic and florida areas, and we like the prospects for the domestic economic recovery theme that we believe is under way and is a consequence of better loan activity, commercial an

shane peterson, opposite field single. now we go bottom five.heath hembree brings up up on strikes. the international all stars go on to win 7-3. >>> over to the ice. the sharks signed jason demers to a contract extension. demers played in over 280 games. the 26-year-old recorded career highs with five goals and 29 assists in 75 games last season. that's it for sports. i'm dave feldman. raj and jesse back with more news right after the break. >>> okay. from the not so smart department, a seattle man tried to kill a spied. >> but he nearly burned his house down trying to do it. the man was trying to use a can of spray paint and a lighter to kill the insect. that's when the wall caught fire of his house. it goes without saying, there are safer, more effective ways to kill that spider. >> usually just taking a shoe, or shooing it outside. that's what i would do. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." ♪ tonight, join jimmy and his guests -

she said shane had assaulted her, tortured her, choked her. threatened her with guns.ut what drew him to this case against shane miller. >> as the father of a murdered child, i learned one horrible, horrible reality that i always hated people who hurt children, who prey upon children and i learned most of them are cowards and there is no excuse for that. this guy had a rap sheet as long as my arm. spent time in federal prison. he met a beautiful woman. he abused her, she tried to get away. he somehow talked her back into coming home with their two daughters and how did he reward that behavior? murdered her in cold blood and shot his daughters in the face. went on the run. biggest man hunt in northern california's history. they found a bunker where he had 45 assault weapons and 100,000 rounds of ammunition stored, so he's a dangerous, violent guy. he has brutalized this family and so many friends and relatives in this area are terrifieied he's going to come back. hate people who hurt children. he needs to pay. >>. >> how far is this show able to go in terms of revealing

." >> a terrific story shane how the action of general amos compromised the case. >> he's the head of the mar each core. he refused to it were over discovery in the case the allegations are, that defense was entitled to and improperly interfered with it. the general said he got out of it when he realiseded actions were inappropriate. he continued to intersent himself in the case oorgd the marines to -- ordering the maroons to be crushed when the prosecuting authority determined that court martial was not appropriate. it's unlawful command. how did the prosecutors discover this. i gather he sought to replace an original set of prosecutors and brought in another set. >> the original prosecuting authorities testify that there has been an inappropriate conversation with the general, in which he was ordered to take actions and crush the marines, which the prosecuting authority told the germ he was not planning to do. the case was pulled. the prosecutors could not get the answer to the question of why the case was transferred. they say they were stone walled when they tried to get appropria

followed by shane, italy, germany, france, and while some analysts say the problems are limited to onek, the episode is bringing back very unpleasant memories of the european debt crisis. the dow opened 180 points, but made up a lot of the ground finishing about 70 points down or less than half of 1%. but let's go beyond today's market reaction to the more important issue of europe's economic health. the health of some of america's biggest trading partners. the data shows the big picture. european demand is growing for american goods and services. europe exports rose to about 4% in may over april to $23.4 billion, that helped shrink the trade deficit by nearly 6%. but there may be reason to worry about whether europe is really on solid economic ground. 1.8% in germany, 1.7% in france. 1.2 in italy, and 0.7 in great britain. and all of thisment comes on top of persistent worries about very low inflation and investment in the euro zone. the european recovery is not as strong as it should be. we also got incite into the financial strength of another major u.s. trading partner, china. that

"the only right thing that shane miller should do is take that gun and turn it on himself.ve the balls do do that, then turn yourself in." >> that's how i feel about it. you look at the two beautiful little girls and you look at this bully, narcissistic coward, what he did to his wife and only children, he's a bad guy and out there somewhere, and one is you cross that line, i'm sure that this guy would do anything to anybody to stay alive, and this was a huge amount of resources looking to are this guy. >> huge amount. >> and a huge manhunt and the marshal said to me, john, if you saddle up, you have this bond of trust with the public and you guarantee their anonymity. i think there's people out there might know where shane miller is and they're afraid to tell someone but if you go to cnn.com/thehunt or you go to your tole-free hotline i guarantee your anonymity. for 25 years i've on done this. cops don't answer the phone. people don't want to be dragged into the court or trial. if it's someone they know they don't want to suffer the retribution. cnn and i are teaming back

josh and shane were released in september of 2011 after spending two years in prison. a third hiker, sarah, was released a year earlier. >> new details. the chief designer of the new eastern span of the bay bridge say tests show more than 2,000 bolts and rods do in the need to be replaced. the pieces were called into question after 32 other bolts cracked last year. but the san francisco chronicle reports bridge designer marlon nader, told officials that the other 2200 bolts and rods on the span are likely to be more corrosion resistent than the 32 who failed. the final decision about replacing at least some of the main bolts is still pending. >>> a popular beach is back open after a material substance watched up on shore along with thousands of dead fish. this is the few from sky 7hd yesterday afternoon. a yellow, doughy substance showed up on the beach and a kayaker reported seeing it on the water as well. first it was feared it was toxic so everyone was ordered out of the water and firefighters called in it to investigate. they now believe it's a natural substance an

involved at some point in some illegal activity with shane miller, i want you to think about one thing. he could turn that gun on you any second and blow you away. pick up the phone. get online. tell us where that guy is so he can get the justice he so badly deserves. >>> on this episode of "death row stories," a millionaire is accused of brutal murders in a downtown miami hotel. >> the crime scene was a bloody, bloody mess. >> after a death sentence, one man fights to save his life. >> in federal court they say, my guy is innocent. they say, too bad, mate. that's got nothing to do with it. >> what he discovers would turn the case upside down. >> anybody would say, what? that's not allowed? >>there were questions that should have been asked. >> in this case there was more evidence covered up than any case i have seen in decades. >> there is a body in the water. >> he was butchered and murdered. >> many people proclaim their innocence. >> in this case, there are a number of things that stink. >> this man is remorseless. >> he needs to pay for it with his life. >> the electric chair. >>

russia can press the illegal groups to sit down with president pore shane key, who proposed a seriouspeace plan, and instead of continuing to provide weapons to the separatists rich could take back all of the surface to air missiles, tanks and other heavy weaponry it has delivered to them. these would not only be important steps toward achieving accountantability, and achieving justice for the victims, they would constitute a long overdue sign that russia is willing to take steps to end this deadly crisis. thank you. >> sam samantha power, pointing the finger of blame at rich and telling russia they have the power to end the hostility. daniel rose, conducted debris searches in the u.s. navy, with me in the studio. the news that broke this hour is that the black boxes apparently have been found, and have been turned over to malaysian authorities as of 40 minutes ago with don't know that's the case but that's the report. how critical at this point in this investigation would they be? >> it's obviously a good move forward. i still remain generally pessimistic about what information we're

. >> shane, that's not going to do it. >> you -- >> just don't hit the. >> hold on. >> we've got it,t. if you use a fire extinguisher, the kitchen is closed, you know, you have to hire a hazmat stream. >> anyone have salt? >> i didn't want us to be out of business an not do this event tomorrow. we'll get back to work as soon as i clean up all this salt. >> after an uninspired first pass, the graphic designer returns with a revised logo. in the team doesn't like it, they might be feel as if they're being ignored, and that could hurt their chances for investment. >> check it out. what do you think, erbil? >> shutting all its stores, one week after it was delisted. mary thompson is at one location in upper manhattan. hi, mary. >> reporter: hey there, tyler, open war outlets into existing stores are falling. that's did opened its stores in 20303, and went public in 202011. it gave birth to tv shows like "cupcake wars" and other gourmet chains, including magnolia's and melissa's. there were disappointed moments here looking for one last bite, but no-go there. crumbs cakes of course were h

shane, thank goodness you did. we really wouldn't have realized this was going on. how did you find out? >> the lawmakers every year file their annual forms and for more than 30 years since these were created post-watergate, they listed free trips they've gotten. i was looking through them last week and early this week and saw there's a bunch of people that went on these trips and i didn't see them on there and so i asked why. >> what was the reason? >> the reason is behind closed doors the house ethics committee earlier this year moved to change the rules so that ethics committees is a few in congress with an equal number of democrats and republicans so both parties got together and said we'll take these off these annual forms which is the chief document that watch dogs, reporters look at to see what they are up to. these trips are still publicly disclosed but they're less disclose d and not in a place that people looked at them for years. >> why do you think they did this? >> you know, the reason they provided is it's in two places. that's their argument. two plac