the skull was belynda's. at the time of her disappearance, belynda worked as a dancer at a local nightclub owned by a gang called the banditos. >> they are an outlaw motorcycle gang. they're into everything. the people that frequent their clubs are generally the same type people. so, the fact that belynda tillery was working there would not be a good thing. >> after i heard belynda's name, i drove down to the bar where she worked to see if anybody would talk to me about who she was, so i had more than a name to go in six inches of news print. >> but no one at the club was willing to talk. >> the man selling tickets, he certainly didn't know anyone named belynda. if this wasn't bleak enough, an old woman came from the back, also a staff member at the establishment, and began to say the same thing he had said, just in a much more emphatic way. >> according to belynda's family, belynda danced at the club on the night she disappeared. her brother had given her a ride home. >> last time i spoke to my sister, she w

at first, we seen her leg bones and then we came across her skull. know, and ribs and -- and then we realized, you know, it wasn't fake. it was real. you know, so it was terrible. >> he called authorities who moved quickly to collect the remains and any possible forensic evidence. >> the bones had been scattered by the animals and maybe by the tide coming in because it was a marshland. it was a dump site. and there's a lot of garbage back there. >> anthropologist dr. midori albert and her team of student volunteers recovered about 160 bones, or 80% of the skeleton. the victim was a caucasian female about 30 years old, and from the length of her femur, about 5'4" tall. the amount of decomposition indicated she'd been dead for approximately 18 months. and it was clear the woman died violently. >> when i see injuries that were as extensive as this particular case, i'm sort of perplexed by what the individual, what the victim was going through while sustaining these injuries and how long death might have occurred. >> the woman had a broken nose, broken r

you fold for members of skull limbo secret society of you know what is a ghost. much because it's a secret. that your secret handshake is a secret code i wish there were so very secret i could know the first three twenty two secret number there are all kinds of secrets to you we're both in skull and bones the secret society so secret we can't talk about what does that mean for america. the conspiracy theorists are going to go. on and on that i have to see the world number three to june. it was strange as the responses to any question about the exclusive fraternity what's even strangers the rituals they perform inside according to the scotsman a scottish newspaper and as she gets must masturbate in a coffin or recounting their sexual exploits for which they will be rewarded with a no strings attached gift of fifteen thousand dollars wow masturbating in a coffin must have been pretty awkward for bush if his dad was president but hey maybe we can expect some naked coffin selfies from soon although little else is known about what goes on inside the tomb it's widely r

and in fact george bush's family is full of skull and bones men including his dad george herbert walker and his grandfather prescott years old with the skull and bones cronies back in the day bush also appointed ten members of the elite click to his administration and check out how kerry and bush both responded when asked about the secret society in which they are brothers by the late tim russert of meet the press. members of stolen. secret society of yeah what does that tell us. not much because it's a secret. is there a secret handshake is there a secret code i wish there were something secret i could manifest three twenty two secret number either all kinds of secrets to you or both and skull and bones the secret society is so sick we can't talk about what does that mean for america. the conspiracy theorists are going to go. on and on that i haven't seen the we're number three to jim. it was strange as their responses to any question about the exclusive fraternity what's even strangers the rituals they perform inside according to the scotsman a scottish newspaper and as she gets must

and on her way back up had discovered what appeared to her to be a skull. >> she yelled out, "i found" we didn't believe her at first. even though we know she isn't much of a practical joker, we didn't believe her at first. >> the skull contained an unmistakable feature michelle's father told police about almost 20 years earlier. >> michelle had a gold tooth and the sunlight was just right and it reflected, and that's how they discovered her. >> she had never been buried. and, as a matter of fact, we could determine that her body probably had just been tossed off the side of the road and had rolled up against a tree and from there gravity and scavengers had taken their toll. >> i was glad i could be able to help a little bit, and i realized that no matter what we did, that we found her remains, it could never bring her back. so that's part of the sadness, i think. >> prosecutors still needed to find one last piece of evidence proving her death was the result of violence and not an accident. >>> almost 20 years after michelle wallace's disappearance, a team of forensic specialists sear

holds the two sides of the skull together, connect the two sides of the skull. >> there you go. >> stephen: who should they have brought in? >> well, at the time there were a number of neuroscientists who were actually trying to get the league's attention. some of them actually worked in the league. they loved football. one of them had worked for the pittsburgh steelers. a neuropathologist at boston university was a huge football fan. and they were trying to tell the nfl that this was a problem. and in response, the nfl attacked those people, tried to discredit them. >> stephen: that's not entirely true. the nfl took action. they've changed the rules. they've created this fund with $765 million to take care of the players' health needs. why are you saying they are in denial? >>ic it's interesting. when you look at the way the league has dealt with this over times, there is certainly a move they've made, but when the commissioner is asked, is there a connection between football and brain damage, he says the same thing he said four years ago when he got hammered before congress, we'll let th

all we found hair, skull, skull, jawbone, jawbone. we never found any bones.meplace? or are they someplace else where no one has ever found them? >> i won't beat around the bush with you anymore. i'm just tired. i want to go to sleep. >> okay. >> let me say the head, however, the skull, won't be there. >> where is it? >> nowhere. >> it's nowhere? >> it's in a category by itself. i just assume, this is something you just can't -- i can see the headlines now. >> ted, there's not going to be details. what you told me about georgean hawkins, there's parents that don't want to know the details. >> it's incinerated. >> where did you incinerate it? come on, partner. these are things i don't know about you. >> this is probably the disposal method of preference among those who get away with it. most bizarre, bizarre thing i've ever been associated with. >> tell me about it. what the hell happened? >> it's really not that humorous but, in the fireplace. >> burn it all up? >> down to the last ash. paranoia, clenliness, what have you, packing down the ashes. that's the tw

. >> at deborah's autopsy, the medical examiner found skull fractures and evidence that her brain had been jolted violently inside her skull from side to side. >> the finding of the pathologist that did the autopsy was that the death was a result of a motor vehicle accident. the blunt force trauma and the injuries that were observed, the skull fracture, the bruising of the brain, any of those could have been consistent and would have been consistent with being killed in a motor vehicle crash. >> although patrolman tony snyder wasn't a doctor or formally trained in forensic science, he couldn't believe the coroner's report. >> i was sick to my stomach when i heard those words come out of his mouth, 'cause i thought i was at a dead end now. i was not comfortable with it at all. but to be honest with you, i was tore up inside. i couldn't even sleep that night. >> snyder was bothered because this accident didn't seem bad enough to have caused a fatality, as he had seen in so many other accidents. >> i've been to accidents like that where people -- actually, their head had went clean throu

near pike's peak, just 15 miles from their home. >> the skull was recovered in a pretty remote area of el paso county off of rampart range road, about, over 7 miles from town, by a hiker in a pretty steep ravine, about a 400-foot ravine. >> the skull was that of a young caucasian female. >> the news came on, and the reporter was holding the skull, and was saying this body has been found, yada, yada, and all the details. and this had happened to me so many times since she went missing. it's amazing how many bodies are found. >> dental records identified the victim. it was heather church. >> at the beginning, i didn't want to hear it. for like 24 hours, i kept on saying, "are you sure?" i must have said that 100 times. >> the autopsy revealed the manner of death was homicide. >> the medical examiner was able to conclude that heather died of blunt force trauma to the right rear of the head. >> in the area where the skull was found investigators discovered a pair of girl's pajamas, but surprisingly, her mother said they weren't heather's. with no other clues, it looked like the case mig

if you were the brain and the car is your skull.sn't matter if the car is indesinstructible you, the brain, will still fly forward and hit the windshield. that's the concussion - the brain hitting the skull. differently. >> it can be applied to soldiers, i am sure a lot of them get hits as well. >> the labs i went to were working with darpa, the department of defense, because when you undergo a grenade blast or something like that there's a shock wave that moves your brain like an nfl hit would. >> you went upstate new york and covered a story that was different. what was it. >> i went and met two fun guys. two former students who are using mushrooms to make this revolutionary packaging material. >> we'll check out that story when we come back. >> the struggling midddle class >> we just can't get ahead... >> working longer hours, for less pay. >> people are struggling everywhere. >> school loans... morgages... inflation... taking it's toll... >> we live paycheck to paycheck... >> now in a continuing series, join ali velshi as we fol

. >> we found traces of diane's blood and skull in sarah's room consider the unthinkable, that sarahohnson, acting alone, had murdered her own parents. investigators knew sarah had keys to the family guest house occupied by their tenant, mel speegle. >> sarah would often clean the guest house for mel. since she would clean the guest house, we believe that she would have knowledge that the weapons would have been in that closet. >> when the sheriffs interviewed sarah initially, they noticed inconsistencies in her story. she claimed she was asleep in her bedroom when she heard the first shot and that her bedroom door was closed. >> we found traces of diane's blood and skull in sarah's room against her wall, which was some probably 30 feet away. >> sarah johnson's door was open also to allow the bone to go inside her bedroom, because the back edge where the hinges are also had blood deposits on it. so, both those doors were open. >> but this was only an inconsistency, not evidence of murder. >> this case was going to be very difficult to prove to a jury. there was not one single piece o

the bullets exited the man's skull. since no soot or debris were found in the victim's lungs, the medical examiner knew the man was dead before the fire started. >> it was clear that the hands were duct taped. the feet were duct taped. that this person was being burned beyond recognition. >> so investigators took the unusual step of trying to generate a composite sketch from what little remained. >> we knew and recognized that until we can identify this victim, we're not going to be able to really get our wheels moving in the investigation. >> fortunately, the skull was in tact. so measurements such as the brow lines, height of the cheekbones, the length and width of the jaw survived. >> the victim had received three gunshot wounds to the head. so the teeth, for the most part were gone. and there was significant burning on the one side of the face, charring on the other side of the face. and then a swelling from the intense heat of the fire. >> a small part of the victim's cornrow hairstyle remained in tact, which helpe

we recently shaved bryan's head and it was shocking to see the damage to his skull, seeing him stare at himself in the mirror was heartbreaking. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. the criminal case may be winding to a close, there is still a civil case in court. stow's family file add civil suit against the former owner of the dodgers, frank mccord among others. the suit alleges negligence on the part of stadium security and liability and negligent hiring. the civil trial was supposed to start last month but was delayed when the judge presiding said he was reassigned and a new judge will have to be chosen. we'll have an update on our website as well nbcbayarea.com. search bryan stow, we'll have the latest details in our next newscast tonight. >> now to a story developing in ukraine. more protesters were killed as violence raged in kiev. a new truce has begun to crumble. you have a live look at independence square in kiev, the scare has been the center of the capitol there for hundreds of years and the center of fighting sin protests began. nbc's richard enge

wires go offer the head, through the skull, deep into the brain, into part of it which is producing dopamine and there it sends a regular signal - a regular amount of dopamine and here is where my weak spot is. i was bad at maths and science. both. >> yes. here i am, you know, talking about something - an operation that is - it's mysterious, actually. maybe i'm making - putting myself down too hard. i will always love that. because in a way that it's really not very well-known, exactly why this works as well as it does. i mean, there's so much study to be done on the brain that in 50 years i can well imagine this not being the situation at all. >> the treatment is so general, blanket. >> they are different targets in the brain to aim for. one you aim for a person depending on his personality and the skills, word skills or search and memory recall. so you can - so one person will have one target, another person another. since i'm basically a verbal person, there's one target for me that may be different for another person. em, you were going to say -- >> i don't think the neuroproduces dopami

it's that jostling around of the brain in the skull just like a passenger would be jostled around in a car if they weren't wearing a seat belt. that causes the concussion. >> now the report does say football helmets are pretty successful in protecting against skull fractures and bruises which is worth something. >>> coming up george zimmerman's breaks his silence. you'll hear why the man acquitted of murder in the death of trayvon martin [ male announcer ] attention small business owners: it's your last chance to get small business ready with verizon fios for just $99.99 a month with a two year agreement and a free wireless router included. call 1.888.774.4418 now and get 100% fiber-optic fast internet and reliable phone with 99.9% network reliability for just $99.99 a month with a two year price guarantee and a free wireless router included. call 1.888.774.4418 to sign up now. fios speed and reliability that makes you small business ready. that's powerful. >>> tonight new developments in florida's so-called loud music trial. following the verdict on saturday both sides say they'll f

still a cease in my skull where you can feel the bullet path as it creased my skull what a headache.ter: he told me he got 2 purple heart in vietnam. that's the ribbon at the top. in the middle with the gold star. and 2 bronze stars. red and blue ribbon at the top left with gold star and v for value already. above those gold tried interest. insignia given to navy seals. >> i was naval intelligence and i was trained as frog man and so you call, today you call them safe neals. i was young pickup. >>reporter: navy site. long time ago. >>reporter: tall tale caught up to him by veteran to expose the phoney. somebody snapped the picture last year and posted it to the fake warrior web site for identification. finally a member of the local coast guard auxiliary browsing the pictures this month and recognized van fleet. he called retired navy seal done shipley who verified van fleet is a fake using the seal database. check your name just like that couple key stroke. >>reporter: then i filed freedom of information act request and received his records. he served three years on the u.s. rupert.

ham you never quite addressed this issue of the skulls. there are many many steps in what appears to be the creation or the coming into being of you and me. and those steps -- >> i just wanted people to understand too. when it comes to the age of the earth being billions of years, no earth rock was dated to get that date. they dated meteorites and because they assumed meteorites were the same age as the earth left out from the formation of the solar system, that's where they come from. people think they dated rocks on the earth that's four and a half billion years. that's just not true. and the other point that i was making and that is i said at the end of my first rebuttal time that there are hundreds of physical processes that set limits on the age of the earth. here's the point, every dating method involves a change with time and there are hundreds of them and if you assume what was there to start with and if you assume something about the rate and you know about the rate, you make lots of those assumptions. every dating method has thos

his skull fractures. he's on the mend in the hospital when he catches an infection from the hospital. >> nobody ever thinks that they're going to go into a hospital only to be made more ill. >>> we've shown you flukes and blunders counting down 25 shocking medical mistakes. radical radiation made our list at number 5. at number 4, infection infestation. skydiver josh nahum parachutes to earth. the landing goes badly. josh's leg breaks. his skull fractures. he's on the mend in the hospital when he catches an infection from the hospital. >> nobody ever thinks that they're going to go into a hospital only to be made more ill. >> doctors are powerless to fight the bacteria raging through josh's body. >> what we're seeing now, and it's really concerning, is there's a growing list of gram negative bacteria that are administrative to many if not most antibiotics. and we have no drugs to treat these patients with. >> josh dies at 27. here's one way infections spread. >> one patient may have an infection, and a nu

still a cease in my skull where you can feel the bullet path as it creased my skull what a headache. >>reporter: he told me he got 2 purple heart in vietnam. that's the ribbon at the top. in the middle with the gold star. and 2 bronze stars. red and blue ribbon at the top left with gold star and v for value already. above those gold tried interest. insignia given to navy seals. >> i was naval intelligence and i was trained as frog man and so you call, today you call them safe neals. i was young pickup. >>reporter: navy site. long time ago. >>reporter: tall tale caught up to him by veteran to expose the phoney. somebody snapped the picture last year and posted it to the fake warrior web site for identification. finally a member of the local coast guard auxiliary browsing the pictures this month and recognized van fleet. he called retired navy seal done shipley who verified van fleet is a fake using the seal database. check your name just like that couple key stroke. >>reporter: then i filed freedom of information act request and received his records. he served three years on the u.s.

these are fossil skulls that people have found all around the world. it's by no means representative of all the foss sell skulls that have been found but these are all over the place. if you were to look at these, i can assure you not any of them is a gorilla. if as mr. ham and his associates claim, there was just man and then everybody else, there was just humans and all the species, where would you put modern humans among these skulls? how did all of these skulls get all over the earth and these extraordinary fashion, where would you put us? i can tell you we are on there. i encourage you when you go home to look it up. now, one of the extraordinary claims associated with mr. ham's world view, is that this giant boat, very large wooden ship went aground safely on a mountain in the middle east. places like australia are populated then by animals who somehow managed to get from the middle east all the way to australia in the last 4000 years. now that to me is an extraordinary claim. we expect them somewhere to find evidence of kangaroos. we expect to f

still a cease in my skull where you can feel the bullet path as it creased my skull what a headache. >>reporter: he told me he got 2 purple heart in vietnam. that's the ribbon at the top. in the middle with the gold star. and 2 bronze stars. red and blue ribbon at the top left with gold star and v for value already. above those gold tried interest. insignia given to navy seals. >> i was naval intelligence and i was trained as frog man and so you call, today you call them safe neals. i was young pickup. >>reporter: navy site. long time ago. >>reporter: tall tale caught up to him by veteran to expose the phoney. somebody snapped the picture last year and posted it to the fake warrior web site for identification. finally a member of the local coast guard auxiliary browsing the pictures this month and recognized van fleet. he called retired navy seal done shipley who verified van fleet is a fake using the seal database. check your name just like that couple key stroke. >>reporter: then i filed freedom of information act request and received his records. he served three years on the u.s.

both allegedly fracturing stow's skull.ramedic recovers at his home here in santa cruz. his family has been ofting updates from time to time on the family's website. the last was this past valentine's. they say not much has changed since the last update which was posted late september. stow's physical and mental struggles leave him exhausted at the end of the day. and i'm quoting here, we recently shaved brian's head. it was shocking to see the damage to his skull. seeing him stare at himself in the mirror was heart breaking. rob ra bell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. crile the criminal case may be winding to a throws there is still a civil case. the family filed against the former owner of the dodgers, frank mccourt, among others. it alleges negligence on the part of stadium security and negligent hiring. the trial was to start last month whut was postponed when the judge was reassigned and a new judge will have to be chosen. >> the first fire to burn down a house may have been started on purpose. this l

officers say he may have a skull fracture. back out live now you see again there's still a lot of work to be done as officers are still here. we want to make note that southbound van ness is blocked, which could be a setback for the morning commute. it's blocked between grove and mcallister streets. live in san francisco, frank, back to you. >> cate, is it clear yet whether that pedestrian was legally crossing the street? >> reporter: well, frank, no, not at this point. when i spoke to officers this morning they said they will be pulling and reviewing surveillance video in the video so they don't know the color of the light when the driver went through the intersection. >> thank you. >>> oakland firefighters are still at work at a vacant building that burned overnight. fire destroyed the former sun hop fat supermarket on international boulevard last night. investigators are still trying to figure out the cause. they have some ideas because of previous fires in the abandoned building. >> we have had fires here in the past a cou

on saturday the blasting of his visit he was scheduled to meet with skulls foreign minister yoon don't stay in unification minister you get to. the ministry of science ict and future planning with the still very much in its infancy stage having been for just one year ago progress report at the national assembly on friday he telling its vision and goals the team and gail reports the minister and vice ministers of the minister of science ict and future planning where front and center of the national assembly on friday when he fielded questions from the palm and the science committee. some of the questions centered on just what the ministry founded at the start of the pack and administration guns. in any year since the ministry was established however what exactly the ministry does is unclear i've heard there's been a lot of lost during the working process it seems the young people and companies cannot understand how the media pounced in the new ministry. for instance eighty six percent of company. mnc company treats for it to give lawmakers a better understanding of the ministry's missio

and fact george bush's family is full of skull and bones men including his dad george herbert walker and his grandfather prescott years old age double with a z. l. skull and bones cronies back in the day bush also appointed ten members of the elite click to his administration and check out how kerry and bush both responded when asked about the secret society in which they are brothers by the late tim russert of meet the press. you told the members of stolen secret society of you know what is a ghost. much because it's secret. is your secret handshake is there a secret code i wish there were. three twenty two secret number there are all kinds of secrets to you we're both in skull and bones the secret society. it's so sick we can't talk about what does that mean for america. the conspiracy theorists are going to go. oh no i haven't seen the we're number three to tomb. it was strange as their responses to any question about their exclusive fraternity what's even strangers the rituals they perform inside according to the scotsman a scottish newspaper and as she gets must masturbate in a

and police say he may have a skull fracture.hey will be pulling surveillance tape from the intersection. they do not know if the victim had the right of way when he was crossing the crosswalk. live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> and once again we have a "kcbs traffic" alert this morning in san jose. we just got a tweet from 511 and they say the downtown power lines is what's shutting down the off-ramps to northbound and southbound 680 by stevens creek. it was a big rig that took out a power pole and chp says it will be several hours to clear it. northbound 101 in san jose, a traffic backing up traffic. metering lights on for about one hour. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >> all right, elizabeth. starting to see some clouds getting closer and closer to the coastline now. cold start to the day. temperatures dropping off in the 20s and 30s but we are going to be clouding up and rain more likely this evening. a beautiful sunrise today. a couple of clouds out there over the bay, fairly calm right now. it will be entir

you told the members of skull limbo a secret society of you know what is a ghost. much because it's a secret. there's a secret handshake is there a secret code i wish there were so very secret i could know the first three twenty two secret number there are all kinds of secrets to you we're both in skull and bones the secret society is so sick we can't talk about what does that mean for america. the conspiracy theorists are going to go. on and on that i have to see the world number three to june. it was strange as their responses to any question about their exclusive fraternity what's even strangers the rituals they perform inside according to the scotsman a scottish newspaper and as she gets must masturbate in a coffin or recounting their sexual exploits for which they will be rewarded with a no strings attached gift of fifteen thousand dollars wow masturbating in a coffin must have been pretty awkward for bush if his dad was president but hey maybe we can expect some naked cough and selfies from soon although little else is known about what goes on inside the tomb

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these are fossil skulls that people have found all around the world. it's by no means representative of all the foss sell skulls that have been found but these are all over the place. if you were to look at these, i can assure you not any of them is a gorilla. if as mr. ham and his associates claim, there was just man and then everybody else, there was just humans and all the species, where would you put modern humans among these skulls? how did all of these skulls get all over the earth and these extraordinary fashion, where would you put us? i can tell you we are on there. i encourage you when you go home to look it up. now, one of the extraordinary claims associated with mr. ham's world view, is that this giant boat, very large wooden ship went aground safely on a mountain in the middle east. places like australia are populated then by animals who somehow managed to get from the middle east all the way to australia in the last 4000 years. now that toe me is an extraordinary claim. we expect them somewhere to find evidence of kangaroos. we expect to

ham you never quite addressed this issue of the skulls. there are many many steps in what appears to be the creation or the coming into being of you and me. and those steps -- >> i just wanted people to understand too. when it comes to the age of the earth being billions of years, no earth rock was dated to get that date. they dated meteorites and because they assumed meteorites were the same age as the earth left out from the formation of the solar system, that's where they come from. people think they dated rocks on the earth that's four and a half billion years. that's just not true. and the other point that i was making and that is i said at the end of my first rebuttal time that there are hundreds of physical processes that set limits on the age of the earth. here's the point, every dating method involves a change with time and there are hundreds of them and if you assume what was there to start with and if you assume something about the rate and you know about the rate, you make lots of those assumptions. every dating method has thos

. >>> what can a skull tell you about a person's life? and can their bones reveal how they died? a forensic artist, an anthropologist, and a global positions satellite would tell more about this victim than anyone could ever imagine. >> yellowhouse canyon is 200 acres of very rough terrain just outside the city limits of lubbock, texas. in 1870, it's where the comanche indians exchanged their prisoners for horses.

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the .22 round was still in her skull. toxicology tests found nothing unusual in her system. but the coroner did find something else. >> the autopsy confirmed that she was two to three weeks pregnant and she had told family and friends that she was pregnant. >> the coroner ruled the death a suicide. she was just 33 years old. >> i just kept saying there's no way she'd hurt that baby, she'd not shoot herself, she'd not do this. i had those thoughts at times. there's no way -- no way she'd harm herself, she loved the girls, they were her life. >> that is where the story would have ended had it not been for a witness that came forward with an interesting tail about a jacket. [ tires screech ] [ car alarm chirps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next new owner. [ car alarm chirps ] hurry in to the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. visit today for exceptional offers. ♪ v♪sit today for exceptional offers. ♪ ♪

he's painting animal skulls.g that in private, but his wife con if i recalls that's what he's doing. in public, though, he's wrapping himself in the glory and in the cause of the people who he sent to get saddam hussein's smoking gun, right in? it's a free country. this is his new cause. and the man can say whatever he? it's a free country. this is his new post, and the man can say whatever he wants. "first look" is up next. >> good thursday morning. right now on "first look" bloody street battle. protesters and police go head-to-head in a violent and deadly conflict that has killed dozens. >>> shoe bomb alert. homeland security warns of a potential new security threat from overseas flights coming to america. >>> confederate controversy. george gornl's new confederate battle flag license plates are stirring up plenty of trouble. >>> plus, number one is undefeated no more. also, a multimillionaire minted overnight with the $425 million powerball. >>> one biker takes on the law, and

the counter helmets products against skull fracture. >> sports is a dog eat dog world. bit on a lot of backstabbing. the bigger you become the bigger target you have: what happened to leigh steinberg, how did it go from a peak to pretty much crumb bling? >> in the year 2000 a huge merger mania hit the sport industry. the concept was to buy up and bundle practices in football, baseball, boxing, and then you use them to trigger a marketing arm that could market teams, leagues, any interesting individual corporations. and then build a studio not in the brick and more tar sense, but motion pictures, things that make money, television, reality, event shows. dramatically scripted shows, help with video games. work on projects that span the different platforms to bring fans closer. we disofrt in the '90s, it was the spawn off special projects that had the great multiples, more than the actual representation. so i dreamed up a company called athlete direct. we put michael jordan, ken griffey jr, football quarterbacks up on the internet. a fan could read their weekly diary, read

campaigns posed corruption met what locals call the law of the fist, thugs who tried to break his skull, succeeded in breaking his leg. >> i was attacked by two persons, they used a sledgehammer against me. >> illegal mines are run by criminal network who pay to turn a blind eye. alexei sarconof, digging out 102 tons of coal in six hours. this monument stands at the crossroads now used to dump bodies of the men killed in the surrounding illegal mines. david chater, al jazeera, donex. >> coming up. new star of the movies. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have encountered a temporal vortex. further analytics are necessary. beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. >> welcome back to al jazeera merrick, i'm del walters. these are your headlines at this hour. francois hollande ask traveling to the u.s. for a

was the murder weapon, investigators devised a test to see the marks this pipe would make on a human skull. >> at the time there weren't a lot of different surfaces or forensically available sources for reproducing human skin. and so in this particular case i used -- just a honeydew melon with a smooth surface and rounded, it was approximately the same size as a human head. >> she struck the melons from different angles, and with varying amounts of force. >> when i hit the test surface to try to create as many different patterns as i could, using that particular pipe, and then i compared them to the wound patterns seen on the victim. >> scientists concluded rogers was killed with this instrument. why was this significant? >> the person that had the keys may have dropped them when they threw the murder weapon into the pond. >> investigators wondered whether the house keys belonged to the victim's son or someone else. hey guys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get y

if we put them there in case a skull. or some insect tries to get inside. the rugs tend to stop them because they don't like crawling over the rough surface of the carpet. generators or electricity in the camp the light comes exclusively from candles the sun moon and stars in every tents there's a toilet that uses wood shavings instead of water. the tires to make them wider. that will enable us to get through. if we didn't do that we wouldn't be able to. for many used to take part in rallies but then the desert took from him the most precious part of his life his ten year old son. the boy always went with him on extreme races but in what would be his last control of the car. the vehicle rolled upside down killing the young passenger. hasn't entered a single race since he found a place in the desert where the sand is a glorious pink sunsets and sunrises are exceptional and that's where he created this unique camp in memory of his child. this group of austrian adventurers has been struggling to get out of a sand trap. stuck fast in the sand close to riyadh's

with the ed if you happened their folks are fleeing the city it's not dissatisfaction with the public skull but a lack of family friendly zones. i want you to think about destroying the character of those neighborhoods is going to have an impact on our schools >> thank you. >> alex. i also support of the continuance because i didn't thinks that i could comment on the eir as far as the alternative. i'm concerned with the offer crowding and a transportation issues. thank you. >> i'm a resident. i'm asking for the continuance because i wasn't noticed period. i find out about this hearing two days ago. and number two i didn't get to read all of it by the way, i read a lack of affordability and a lack of treating the low and middle income like humans. i think this needs to be relooked at and i think the plan it looks like it was planned by someone who tried to do this in 76 and it caused prop m. i really building that you need to continue that and i would like to have the right to do adequate response to the revised sections. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. >> can you spe

he's painting animal skulls.ivate, but his wife confirms that's what he's doing. in public, though, he's wrapping himself in the glory and in the cause of the people who he sent to get saddam hussein's smoking gun, right in? it's a free country. this is his new cause. and the man can say whatever he wants. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> tonight, the parents of reaction to the verdicts in the murder trial of michael dunn and the reaction to what one of the jurors had to say about the case. >> the verdict in the michael dunn murder trial is raising questions. >> the jury delivered a verdict. >> he's accused of killing a teenager. >> dunn fired ten rounds. >> the shots killed 17-year-old jordan davis. >> dunn says he shot davis in self-defense. >> no gun was ever found. >> no weapon, however, was ever found at the scene. >> this was a mixed verdict. >> guilty on four of five charge against dunn. >> that's three counts of attempted murder. >> and one count of firing

the cause of death was blunt force trauma, a skull fracture. >> the fracture extends from one ear canal to the other ear canal. >> rachel's car, a battered, old lincoln, was in the parking lot of divas, the gentlemen's club where she worked. >> there was food and money strewn about in the car, which led us to believe that her demise was not a result of a robbery. >> fellow dancers told police that a former cook, 26-year-old jason woods, had been bothering her. >> he seemed to have somewhat of a fixation or obsession towards rachel, where he actually told people that rachel was his girlfriend. it wasn't true, but he told people that. >> in fact, jason had been fired just a month earlier, and when police found out why, they knew they had a solid suspect. >> he was infatuated with her, and he was subsequently terminated because of his infatuation with rachel siani. >> when questioned by police, jason denied any involvement in rachel's murder. >> he was believable, but we still couldn't rule him out. we always have to keep that individual in mind. he could be a good actor. >> then homicide

family recently shaved bryans had its say it was " shocking to his skull.ke with the stole family feast. where bryant was an altar boy at a kid. >> : he saw bryant couple of days ago. brian does not to remember much about the beating. >> : he doesn't recall as to the incidents. the altercation. the. he doesn't seem to be vindictive. he didn't say anything like that he sat there and listened to his parents. and i agreed with them. as to the woes want to take place today. i think six years is minimal compared to what bryant is going to have to go through for the rest of his life. >> : father mike says brian is getting better each day. >> : pictures from barbecue from last summer. >> : brent is filled with the giants memorabilia. >> : the teen at giants says we are happy that both parties have played responsibility for what happened. >> : seventh as the giants also released a statement today saying " we continue to support right and his family and how the development will help as they move forward from the tragic events". >> : you can watch court session on ou

asking yoplait to redesign the container and remove the inside flange which catches on to the animal's skullnd cheek bones. but then david, who now lives in benicia, was stunned when he heard one of boston's most popular songs in a tv commercial by -- you guessed it. >> ♪ more than a feeling >> i was shocked, wow! i just can't believe that this is even happening. i thought, this is so ironic. i mean, we have always been so supportive of animal rights. >> reporter: rebecca of wildlife emergency services started the petition which now has well over 30,000 signatures of people pledging to boycott yoplait. in fact, that's her cutting the yoplait container off that skunk. she is thrilled a former rock and roller is speaking out. >> we get celebrities involved, and they speak out about this, it just gains more attention and more momentum, more pressure for this to be successful. >> reporter: i asked yoplait if they would reconsider given this new celebrity attention. their response, animals will eat out of all kinds of containers and that's why they put on theirs, protect wildlife: crush cup befor