they had no dna proof that the skeleton was scarlett wood. they had no blood evidence to prove that there had been violence in the hotel room or in john boyer's van. in fact, they had no evidence at all. [phones rings] it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book, what is it, made of gold? just use citi popmoney. boom. ah, she's feeling lucky. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemistry book. with citi popmoney it's easy to send money to just about anyone, anytime. sit your local branch or citi.com/easierbanking to learn more. >>> using a technique called facial photo superimposition, a forensic anthropologist made a preliminary find nag the unidentified skeleton was 31-year-old scarlett wood. but this wasn't an identification that would hold up in court. investigators had sent the remains to an outside forensic laboratory, hoping to get a dna profile. but for reasons no one can quite understand, the lab was unsuccessful. >> we would never k

. >> there were plastic maps wrapped around skeletons, and we called the police. >> nine skeletons were exumed from the site. a neighbour and a tractor driver who transported the bodies say they were those of civilians killed in the explosions. >> the time months were intense, caught in the crossfire between troops and tamil tigers in a shrinking pocket of land. many had little or no time to bury the dead. >> an id card on one of the bodies gives a clue as to the identity of the victims. this man, his wife and seven members of her family were killed in a shell explosion. we found the two family members who survived the blast - the father and youngest daughter. >> we had been working for miles to escape the fighting and retired. it was dark. we stopped to rest. we were in a group. my father went to a shop. that's when it exploded. >> i doused the child's clothes, which was on fire. she was the only one who was alive. i don't remember anything after that. i passed out. >> this doctor, the judicial medical officer who oversaw the exhumation says tests show the skeletons had blast injuries.

and could a 3,000-year-old skeleton hold the key who how cancer developed in humans? we will have that coming up. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america, and also around the globe. with the stroke of a pen and a defiant speech, russia's president vladimir putin paved the way for crimea to once again become part of russia. he said he had no plans to and ex-more of ukraine, today's move drew a swift diplomatic response from america, calling it a land grab. here is our report. >> in the imperial splendor of the palace, a defiant president putin entered to a fanfare. today in the kremlin, a historic piece of power. he was expanding russia's borders for the first time in 70 years, welcoming back a former julie in the crown of the russian empire. >> in the hearts and minds of our people, crimea has always been an nailable part of russia. this is an unshakeable conviction transferred from generation to generation, unshaken by time and by circumstance. >> time and again the audience of m.p.'s rose to applaud him. he accused the west of acting irresponsibly

a pot or a small jade artifact accompanied a few of the skeletons. but there was one individual who was very different, who stood out from the rest, because buried with him were a number of very fabulous offerings. included among those offerings were four ceramic vessels, very finely made pots, two of which carry religious symbolism. this one carries the undulating body of a snake, and the red one here has a very interesting design consisting of what's called a flame eyebrow here over the eye of the sky dragon. keach: the designs were imported from a distant society. this maya man's prestige was reinforced by exotic symbols like this cross. so this individual was involved in religious beliefs that tended to sort of lift him up above the level of his contemporaries. he was showing that he had access to esoteric and religious knowledge that his brethren didn't. also buried with this individual was an incredible array of jades. this is far and away the richest single offering of jade found with burials of this middle pre-classic period anywhere in the m

>> you're not worried about a skeleton or two in the closet? >> tom, how would you describe mario's brand? >> i think mario's brand is bigger than life. >> three words, good job. >> full of life and always ready to have a good time. always up for fun. >> and how would you describe his brand, tom's brand? >> i think of tom as a very focused fisherman. on every level. he chooses things carefully. he is smart about it, he makes delicious food but his passion is what is on his sleeve. it makes a big difference. >> bobby, how would you describe rachael's brand? >> rachael's brand is accessible, passionate, and a great home cook. she is incredibly focused and she has been doing that for really long time really well. >> rachael -- bobby? >> everybody here, i am a fan of all of theirs and they are all accessible. what i love about bobby is he has done so much for our shows and shows we have done with young people. i love seeing bobby with people. i love seeing him talk to kids with as much respect as any other grown-up. he is so focused. he does it wit

you can see how the fire is exposing the skeleton of the building. there are pieces of the scaffolding the skeleton of the building collapsing. i'm told there's a bit of other collapse to north side of the building. they are concerned about an elevator shaft buckling. in his opinion they will lose the building. we'll stay here see what happens. big bits of ash rain down on the scene. that's not detouring people from sticking around. >> when you were talking with your source, any talk of pulling crews back for their own safety or the firefighters, it still on. >> not any talk of pulling back in general in terms of the numbers. when you have an incident when your truck is affected you have to get the people back. they continue to pour water on this, but there's concern that the worse could happen this building could collapse and they have to be ready to get back if that happens. he's on the north side of the fire further north on fourth street. that's where he's seeing a lot of the damage, even from where we are south on fourth street, the flames are n

. >> archeologistsar examining two dozens skeletons. the remains could reveal knew information about the black plague that wiped out more than half of london's population. >> these bones are providing answers to questions about the black death. scientists say d.n.a. confirms what many thought, that the poor soles died as a result of the plague that killed tens of millions in europe more than 600 years ago. stud oiling how is re -- studying how is revealing many things. >> they suffered malnutrition and stress. >> studying the bones can play a role in learning about deadly diseases and how to if fight future pandemics. >> we can look at re-emerging diseases and new-emerging diseases to help us understand what form they'll take, how they'll evolve. >> according to public health researchers, the evidence from the bones may change how the plague was spread. immediately thought to be transmitted by rats and sleeves, some believe it must have been airborne, spread by coughing and sneezing, allowing it to kill many so fast. now it's a theory.

digging the back national guard, -- digging in the backyard, they found skeletons. a neighbour and tractor driver said they were civilians killed in a shell explosion. the final months of the war were intense. caught in the middle of tamil tigers and the government, many had little or no time to bury the dead. an id guard gives a clue as to the intensity of the victims. it was a husband wife and seven members. we found the two members that survived the blast - the father and the youngest daughter. >> translation: we had been walking for miles to escape the fighting. it was dark, we stopped to rest. my father went to a shop. it exploded. >> translation: i doused the child's clothes, which was on fire. she was the only one alive. i don't remember anything after that, because i passed out. >> the judicial medical officer who oversaw the exhumation shows that tests showed the skeleton had blast injuries. >> most were fractures and a bit more. behind the skull, and the leg bones was massive blast injury. >> both sides in south asia's conflict has been accused of war crim

the skeleton coast of namibia on the southern west coast of africa

parts of the skeleton were found in the hell creek formation, giving the discovery the nickname, the chicken from hell. the scientists managed to put it together to create 80% of a skeleton, and that gives them an idea of what this dinosaur may have looked like. the scientific name is anzo wily. and they can't hide the excitement for the discovery. >> almost every time you find a new dinosaur, it seems to represent something really district. and every once in a while, you find something completely out of sight. a creature like this, or certain other dinosaurs that have been discovered in recent years. you think this is really some sort of weird thing that evolution cooked up. >> the discovery of this creature once again establishes a link between dinosaurs and bird. another piece in the jigsaw of the evolutionary chain. aljazeera, washington. >> i'm meteorologist, dave warren with the national forecast. heavy snow and wind coming out in the plains, with another shot of cold air pushing south. blizzard warnings and winter storm warnings in effect, because of this area of snow. from mi

i have several skeletons at copan, however, that did not survive the episode.ere you can see the sponginess and porosity of the active lesion of the anemia. this individual, unfortunately, died before it could heal. keach: anemia can be seen in over 80% of storey's skeletons, most of whom were maya nobles. commoners fared even worse. william sanders. all of the data from the copan project indicate that the best explanation for the maya collapse is that it was a human-induced ecological process. as a scientist, i'm never satisfied with the data that i have at hand. but all of the multiple lines of evidence are pointing in the same direction. the studies of modern agriculture, evidence of soil erosion from our archaeological excavations, the pollen analysis, the population history and, finally, the skeletal analysis all indicate that the maya were running into serious problems towards the end of the classic period. we think that the best explanation for the collapse here at copan is that there was a steady growth of population, increased intensification of agricu

. >> they kept a skeleton crew of spaniards alive -- >> having hung the skeleton of the ship's cap talkabout off the figurehead. >> but think about that context. i mean, they're dehydrated, and they're starving, and they're dying. they're literally dying. and yet they came -- they come up with this, they manage to summon the reserves and resources in order to perform, to shed the trappings of freedom which had proved to be fragile because slipping away every day that they were out in the south pacific. and assume the role of slavery in order to fool it'll know for nine hours. i mean, who knows why melville was -- melville left no letters or journal entries. what attracted him to the story. but i think one, i hi it's one of the things certainly has to be the way that these west africans were able to use the things that they were said not to have possessed; cunning and reason andty kind of internal -- and any kind of internal control. all of the things that are usually associated to free men, right? in order to prove of the lies of the things that they were said to be, humble and fawning

that you have to build everything onto and if you don't have a good skeleton, the whole thing is goingllapse. so, it's been a process to rebuild the website or change this and try to piecemeal it all together. >> with the new website that was capable of scaling as her business grew, bizzie developed several complementary products including a workout dvd, meal plans for weight loss, and a clothing line. >> having that marketing automation software built in where you're capturing e-mails, upselling every time you have a product, or informing people, hey, we have this product or hey there's a workshop here, it's so important. >> the next step in her mba crash course was taking a closer look at her company's customer relationship management system or crm. integrating crm software in the fold of her business was eye opening allowing bizzie to create campaigns to track and measure the performance of her products. now, data was no longer the enemy, it was her friend. >> i was not a data person. i was not a numbers person. i wasn't the kind of person that was like, yay, a spreadsheet. no! now,

. >>> and black death, skeletons found in london suggestion humans spread the plague in the 14th centuryremember, you can follow us on twitter. >>> paisley harper's mom expected her daughter to be excited when she turned 4. >> she was apparently mistaken [ crying ]. >> why are you crying? >> because i don't want to turn 4. >> [ laughter ] >> that's how i feel about 38. paisley's mom reported after she asked her kids about her favorite moments about turning 3, the video went viral. >> love it. >>> it never gets any easier. i know. let's go out to -- what do we have to start out with? let's start off with the altamont pass. a lot of state offices are closed, so we're seeing lighter than usual traffic, even on 516. we're not seeing any yellow yet. this is a pretty good start to the monday morning back to work commute. in the east bay, if you're traveling up and down the nimitz freeway, everything is quiet near the oakland coliseum. it's opening night for the a's, so we're expecting traffic try-ups. game time is at 7:50. here's a live look at sensors right now, 101, 280, both moving at the s

over three sites, scientists put together 80% of the skeleton. that gives them an idea of what this dinosaur may have looked like. it probably ate vegetation and passing crane. >> almost every time you find a new dinosaur, it seems to represent something different, something new and different. every once in a while, you find something that is just completely out of sight, a creature like this or certain other dinosaurs that have been discovered in recent years, we go and think like this is really something sort of weird thing that evolution cooked up here. >> the discovery of this bird like creature establishes a link between dinosaurs and birds, another piece in the jigsaw of the evolutionary chain. alan fisher, aljazeera washington. >> i didn't expect the chicken from he will to look like that. >> i wouldn't know what a chicken from hell would look like. not really like that, i suppose. >> take it away with sport. >> we've had the quarter finals of the champions league. winning the trophy, it will be the only way the struggling united side will

about a tax we're getting a system they've agreed with us would be a better system then the he felt skeleton. >> thank you go >> wow, are the beetles here or are we just reoping the playground? i'm not sure which. thanks to the 2008 parks funds, where you're standing is the home and all of you san francisco voters gave a $20 million investment in this neighborhood. i was born and raised four blocks from where we stand today. i came and played in this park, on the equipment, in the you know what i mean you know jim gym and structure today. >> to make this a park that everybody can enjoy, a diversity that would show the city that this is what san francisco is all about. >> what we got here is 3,000 new square feet of places for people to be healthy and be active and the community to gather. >> if you see /kaelly's mural in the building, there cannot be an imagery that's more related to this place. what people told us about what the importance of the windmills and the green houses and the flowers that used to be grown here and the wind, let's not forget the wind. >> we have to continue to inves

. >>> up next -- a human skeleton is found in the marshlands of north carolina. >> the longer a body's been dead, the harder it is to determine how long it's been dead. >> we don't know who she is or why she was killed. >> but it tells a story all its own. >> whatever happened to precede death, it probably was sexual. >> a story of anger and hatred. >> at what point does a person realize that, you know, they're dying? >> and a violent end. >> had this person remained anonymous, we would have had nowhere to go. >>> on a cold, spring afternoon in 2004, ree

breaker that was on its way to antarctica to do research, they're moving that, the snow dragon with a skeleton crew to the area to help other merchant vessels in the search in terms of having kind of human assets on the water to look. so china has been frustrated with the malaysian response because they can't go in there and run the show. there is a lot of suspicion of southeast asian countries capacity at times here in china. so they want to show very much in china to the domestic audience that they're doing everything they can to find this plane. >>> up next, disaster delays, we'll take a closer look at the problems that have plagued the search for flight 370 from the moment it disappeared. plus more on the new transcripts of the plane's final 5 4 minutes of communications with ground controls. pay my bill. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, back to vacation mode. ♪boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants... voice-enabled bill pay. just a tap away on the geico app. ♪ huh, 15 minutes could save you 15%

i know you brought this to us before it was a skeleton thing and i couldn't image where it was going what a lost work thank you very much. >> we on item n the consent calendar resolution. none tonight. off vote on consent calendar moved and seconded under section f. yes, thank you. mr. haney arrest commissioner maufas dr. murase. commissioner norton public utilities commissioner wynns and president fewer thank you. okay. this is now item p. we're going to oh, go ahead >> consent calendar resolutions severed for the immediate action. yes. commissioner maufas you pulled an mo u with 9 san francisco police department oh. >> thank you so, so much for staying i trouble appreciate it i know it's been a long day and probably a long week and a long evening. a long life t is good. but i pulled this so we could have a public conversation and have this go through without us board members making some commentary on that i -- i know you and i had a conversation about the issues we those issues were brought forward in any public comment? you know, for public advocates and our good friends and kohlm

about a tax we're getting a system they've agreed with us would be a better system then the he felt skeleton. >> thank you go (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizat

one of our guys dave was skeleton to go there but the actual customer cancelled at the 9:00 a.m. because the tenant wasn't there and we went out on the 20th of 2013 and the tenant cancelled the appointment and the last time was 1129, 13 and the tenant cancelled once again. we've been working with that mr. wong for 10 years as the plumber and he's been trying to fix the situation to have two bath tubes together and we have to open up the wall and replace the piping. we need to gain access to the tenants place to open the wall to get even though piping done >> i have a question of clarification who you meant by the tenant the tenant underneath the tube. >> the tenant with the tube. >> commissioner walker. >> what do you stimulate the time period. >> i can't stimulate until i open the wall. >> the worst-case scenario. >> a day. >> we'll be in and out in one die. >> okay. thanks. >> thank you. >> any public comment? >> i'm the tenant that has the bath tube stuffed up tube. >> your name. >> ilene. they have not made any appointments with me. i don't know what they're talking about. an

] and apparently, you don't, either. [ laughter ] so it makes you and the skeletons in agreement. [ter ] in a blog post about arizona's recently struck down anti-gay law, tea party nation president judson phillips asked, "should a devout baker be required to bake a cake for a gay wedding that has a giant phallic symbol? or should a baker be required to create pastries in the shape of genitalia?" personally, i think he's confusing gay weddings with bachelorette parties. [ laughter ] they're not ordered by gay weddings. [ cheers and applause ] this cake's for a bachelorette party. and finally, my apologies because this story is disturbing. a man apparently had sex with a hot pocket and is now advising others in his situation to use a condom. [ laughter ] well, hot pockets are advising other hot pockets to stay away from this man. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you, fred? >> great, great, how you doing. >> seth: good. i'm doing great. you were in l.a. this weekend. you left here friday, got back this morning. you were in l.a.

about a tax we're getting a system they've agreed with us would be a better system then the he felt skeleton. >> thank you go >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we are here to learn more from one of the resident artists. welcome to the show, deborah. tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campaigns in the city. she started with kids. they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part, we worked with metal and wood, what you would expect from a program like ours. over t

i know you brought this to us before it was a skeleton thing and i couldn't image where it was going what a lost work thank you very much. >> we on item n the consent calendar resolution. none tonight. off vote on consent calendar moved and seconded under section f. yes,

a paraplegic using a lo bottic skeleton, he is controlling the suit with a device that is attached tois wrist, now it gives movement commands to the computer you see on his back. they are honing the suit will soon be ready in the u.s. sometime soon. in new york, talk to al jazeera is next, featuring all trail yeah's -- remember we will have that interim prime minister his address when he speaks to the u.s. security council, that is at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. school. >> it's important enough to remind all of us that everybody has to be in the game. there are 57 million children around the world who don't get to go to school. and many of them are girls. >> ttys first major role for the australian prime minister since leaving politics. i spoke to her about being the first woman who has led australia as prime minister.

the skeleton of the disaster prevention center stands as a testament to the height and power of the wavese sea washed away a number of municipal workers. some of whom were trying to encourage residents to evacuate. this is how things looked when i first came to minamisanriku right after the disaster. tons of rubble were scattered everywhere. fast forward three years and you can see some signs of change. crews have incinerated the debris. town officials want to raise the ground level to this red line around ten meters, to protect against future disasters. so they hauled in tons of soil. they've decided no residences will be built here, just retail and industrial facilities. two years ago, they put up a makeshift shopping arcade inland to support people's livelihoods as reconstruction continues. it has about 30 restaurants and stores, mainly selling food items and basic necessities. i went to catch up with one of the owners i've been going to see since 2011. i first met him soon after he'd lost his shop and the arcade that housed it. he and his family purchased a truck to sell goods he boug

these steel and concrete skeletons have haunted the city for five years, evidence of the biggest commercialeal estate bubble in history and its spectacular implosion. >> there is an awful lot of pain out here in las vegas. a lot of drama, a lot of stress, a lot of fear. >> mgm ceo jim murren was halfway through building a casino complex the size of a small city when wall street crashed. >> banks stopped calling us back. we had 10,000 construction workers working on site and the banks stopped lending. it was very difficult. >> more casino companies are abandoning casino projects mid-construction. do you think it has had a lasting change on vegas? >> the recession in las vegas stripped away the scab that was covering that -- the companies, many of them, had a capital structure that was reckless and naïve. >> his luxury towers now look out over the ruins of a casino project planned by the boyds, vegas' oldest casino family. in your entire time in vegas, have you seen anything like 2008? >> no, never anything close to it. >> the boyds are really nice people. they drank the kool-aid a little bit

in the pavement before the altar, gesticulating skeletons rise from the lower depths to face their makert the end of time. the vault of the chapel has scenes from teresa's life. bernini makes a chorus of winged, cloud-borne angels-- singing, playing instruments, and strewing flowers-- seem to filter through the solid vault, filling the chapel with their fragrant hymns of praise and celebration. at the sides, the members of the cornaro family appear in balconies with architectural backgrounds whose perspectives merge with that of the church. their space becomes indistinguishable from ours. they consider, study, discuss, describe, indicate, and thereby bear witness to a mysterious event in which they participate, encouraging us to join them. here bernini created a visual sensation by making a literal portrayal of a woman in ecstasy. from time immemorial, mystics ve used the vobulary of earthly love to convey their feelings to others. communion with god is like communion with the mother, only infinitely more so. in her autobiography, teresa describes the famous vision of the transverberatio

. >> you're not worried about a skeleton or two in the closet? >> how would you describe mario's brand? >> bigger than life. >> three words, good job. >> full of life and always ready to have a good time. always up for fun. >> tom's brand? >> i think of tom as a very focused fisherman. on every level. he chooses things carefully. he is smart about it, he makes delicious food but his passion is what is on his sleeve. it makes a big difference. >> rachel's brand is accessible, passionate, and a great home cook. she is incredibly focused and she has been doing that for really long time really well. >> everybody here, i am a fan of all of theirs and they are all accessible. what i love about bobby is he has done so much for our shows and shows we have done with young people. i love seeing bobby with people. i love seeing him talk to kids with as much respect as any other grown-up. any person in the room. he is so focused. he does it with great integrity. >> he is the same on camera as off? >> he's even better. there was a home-ec teacher and bobby ca

one of our guys dave was skeleton to go there but the actual customer cancelled at the 9:00 a.m. because the tenant wasn't there and we went out on the 20th of 2013 and the tenant cancelled the appointment and the last time was 1129, 13 and the tenant cancelled once again. we've been working with that mr. wong for 10 years as the plumber and he's been trying to fix the situation to have two bath tubes together and we have to open up the wall and replace the piping. we need to gain access to the tenants place to open the wall to get even though piping done >> i have a question of clarification who you meant by the tenant the tenant underneath the

give assistance and they have sent an icebreaker, the "snow queen" into the area erea that has a skeleton crew, and they have rapidly deployed it, but given the distances, it could take up to three days to reach it where that satellite image was taken and also worth remembering that we have been talking about, this image was taken several days ago, a nd other factors like th sea condition, those objects might have moved on and sank, and so really, it seems like, you know, it is always one step behind the curve in the search, but certainly china is showing with its increased might in this region that it wants to do everything that it can to help the intelligence gathering and just the asset deployment to try to find this plane, because as you say, that the consequences for china are, in a way, the worst, because of all of the 153 passengers on board from here. jim? >> well, you make a great point, david, mckenzie, and this is a rare deployment half a world away, an unusual for the chinese navy to be operating so far, but they of course, have a lot of interest with the population of chinese

>> you're not worried about a skeleton or two in the closet? >> tom, how would you describe mario's brand? >> i think mario's brand is bigger than life. >> three words, good job. >> full of life and always ready to have a good time. always up for fun. >> and how would you describe his brand, tom's brand? >> i think of tom as a very focused fisherman. on every level. he chooses things carefully. he is smart about it, he makes delicious food but his passion is what is on his sleeve. it makes a big difference. >> bobby, how would you describe rachael's brand? >> rachael's brand is accessible, passionate, and a great home cook. she is incredibly focused and she has been doing that for really long time really well. >> rachael -- bobby? >> everybody here, i am a fan of all of theirs and they are all accessible. what i love about bobby is he has done so much for our shows and shows we have done with young people. i love seeing bobby with people. i love seeing him talk to kids with as much respect as any other grown-up. he is so focused. he does it wit

. >> they're watching a tv show and it's kind of about people and their hidden past, secrets, skeletonsosets, if you will. and while the show is on, karen says to tim, we're told, that, how can that happen, that people can keep secrets like that? >> tim turned to her and said he had been keeping a secret. he switched on his computer and went to the website for the florida department of corrections. there was his mugshot. he had been released from prison just a year earlier and was still on probation. >> tim says, "i'm a convicted felon." his rap sheet includes 16 felonies, including one for attempted murder. he's been involved in a shoot-out with guns. i mean, this is a bad guy. >> permenter told karen he had a criminal history going back to when he was in college. in one instance, he had been arrested for running an illegal prostitution ring. >> he supposedly was running an escort agency out of gainesville, florida, which is where the university of florida is. the escort service, obviously, was a front for prostitution. >> while running his escort service, permenter got angry when a ri

. >>> in the washington post, london skeletons reveal secrets of the black death.ent and carbon dating from moellers to pinpoint how these plague victims lived and when they likely died. >>> some stories we're watching for you this hour, dramatic surveillance video of a 5.1 magnitude earthquake in southern california. no one was seriously hurt, but there were some rock slides, water main breaks and power outages. more than 100 aftershocks recorded. >>> pakistan's former military ruler is indicted for treason. pervez musharraf is accused of suspending the country's constitution by imposing emergency rule in 2007. this morning, he pleaded not guilty to five counts of treason. musharraf was forced to step down in 2008. >>> a road in japan is plowed for first time in four months, and you got to look at this video here. the plow's path carved out a channel -- look how high the walls are. those are 20-feet high walls. two work crews started on opposite ends of the mountainous road, celebrating when they met in the middle, like a huge tunnel here, bill. it may look like a

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. >> we should see the whole skeleton displayed in the clay here. >> reporter: this weekend archaeologythe university of southern california are digging up the remains. they've now uncovered part of the rib cage. you can see it right there. once the remains are fully exhumed, the flan is to rebury them at del mar, another race track b-100 miles south of here. del mar is rich in horse racing history, but so, too, was hollywood park. so it seemed perfectly fitting at the time for native diver to rest among this hallowed ground forever. it turns out, forever didn't last that long. carter evans, cbs news, englewood, california. >> axelrod: and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york, and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hour for the suspect. still no sign of that malaya airlines jumbo jet that off the radar. >>> a san francisco police officer is shot. the massive search at this hour for the suspect. >> stil

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restore the venue slated to be completed in twenty seventeen will host the bands for the top slate skeleton and whoosh. in his speech come one go province governor ten wins and boasted that he said there were only sixteen such facilities in the world and that this sliding center would be a stand out from the bunch. and out going over to the nba for time the ndp in law brian james has reached yet another milestone eleven years into his legendary career scoring sixty one points on sixty seven percent shooting with a three pointers and so he led the miami heat's to a one twenty four won all seven victory over the hapless charlotte bobcats and with that he shattered. not only his personal points record of fifty six point seven two thousand and five foot cliff win but also the heat record of fifty six set by glen rice bank in nineteen ninety five now heading to the korean basketball league. we had a double header in the first and the ordeal has been ttc eighty. but now let's talk about the game of the night. it's the acc and just posting the teal and elephants and sons in gaza the visitors hit t