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defense lawyers now have to figure out if they may have been anywhere near morgan hill when sierra disappeared. legal analyst stephen clark says the new information will likely push back the start of the trial yet again scheduled for next month. >> that is a tremendous amount of evidence to review. they will prepare a report, which will then be given to the prosecution, which could significantly delay this trial. >> reporter: experts tell me because a dna analysis received 12 hits, it might not be a significant amount of dna to finger only one person. steven clark tells me this might be a tempest in a tea pot because there is still other evidence point to garcia torres as a suspect, including the one strand of hair found on a piece of rope in the trunk of his car. we're live outside the hall of justice, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> family, friends and volunteers are not giving up in their search for find sierra lamar's body. this weekend they were out looking again for any evidence of her. they focused along the eastman canyon road in morgan hill. sierra disappeared four years ago on her way to high s

stephen in woodland hills, california. er: has a male editor who is doing his job ever been fired for being too abrasive? your good friend, jill abramson, twice was doing her job, which she had been fired if she was a male? >> guest: well, have to say her predecessor at the "new york times", paul raines, was pushed out right before her, so it's not as if male editors necessarily don't come under scrutiny also. partly, what i think the brief was against paul who is a very talented writer, but i think there was something about the wake he handle people that became the issue in addition to the fact that there was a reporting scandal that took place at the weber at the time and and it was the way that jill handle people that then became issue for her at least according to them, so i do think all of these jobs, you reach the top, you are under a cuter scrutiny. these news organizations now struggling to survive and there is a lot of criticism of everything they do that doesn't succeed and they are blamed personally for at the to

hills. it's a bit for tourism. >> stephen: yeah. well, you've done it again because there is a show in england right now called the night manager, hasn't come the united states. starts on amc. >> april, yeah. >> stephen: and your butt stars prominently in that one, as well. there are people who got excited about it. tom hiddleston's butt deserves his own twitter profile. #hiddles thesbum. >> stephen: you are classically trained in the royal academy of arts? >> yes. there's no class h in hiddlesbum. >> stephen: that's not part of the instrument they're focus on? >> there is a moment where you're given a role and you have to be comfortable as nakedness. they see it as part of the training. sometimes if the scene requires it, i don't have a problem wit. >> stephen: do you remember what part you were given to train you to be naked? >> i don't. i think it was an edward bond play about the poe pote poet john claire. >> stephen: how old were you atat the time? >> 22. >> stephen: that's an excellent time to be naked. i had to do a nude scen

hill next. >> why are the historic buildings in downtown d.c. up in the air? i'm stephen tschida. in a moment i'll fill you in and tell you where they are expected to land. >> today's high of 79degrees just a fluke or is it the beginning of a trend? i'll let you know in the forecast still to come. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. alison: the first lady -- maureen: the first lady michelle obama will represent the obama administration at the funeral of nancy reagan. leon: mrs. reagan died over the weekend at the age of 94. we have learned that secretary hillary clinton will be attending the funeral. flags across the country will remain at half staff until sunset friday.

stephen: no. when we got here, we were racing up the hill, toward the visitor center up constitution avenue. there was officer herding people away as fast as she could. get back, get back. thelled to her, "what is situation? how many people injured?" she said to me, "everyone is now."or i think those are telling words. words we can find heartening this point. jonathan: all right. thank you very much for that. absolutely. good words to hear. building if you have not been to the capitol, there are multilayers of security at the capitol building. on the outside they patrol. on the inside, a lot of layers. outside the capitol on any given day there is always two, three, maybe four ambulances that are there. they are just staging there. that is the place they are staging just in case maybe a tourist had a heart attack or something. close by andm want them out there close to the capitol building or the capitol grounds. today we saw a number of first responders racing to the capitol following reports of that had taken center. the visitor joce sterman is down the street at the capitol. they are lift

stephen: exactly. >> yes, exactly. ( applause ) they were having hearings, and then a woman named anita hill came forth and said that, you know, she needed-- well, she actually didn't come forward. she was interviewed, or somebody reached out to her and she didn't want to be a part of it at all. she didn't want anybody to be said. once the confirmation hearings started she felt like she should at least tell -- >> he worked with clarence thomas. >> at at the e.e.o.c. and she came forward to say he sexually harassed her in the workplace, and that's what most people remember is the coke can -- >> to spell that out a little bit, one of the amazing things about the hearings, here are senators, very dignified people-- >> with southern accent s. >> stephen: exactly. and joe biden, who was the chairman of the judiciary committee at the time, i believe. >> he was. about "now, you say he came up to you and said 'hey, there's a pubic hair on my coke can't." a great pickup line. >> totally. >> stephen: they were also asking about things like porn-- that's yours, i promise you. hold on. >> thank you. ( laughter ).

hill. >> the honorable susan davis, representative of california, and dr. stephen j davis.he honorable angus king, senator of maine. >> do you want to know what's on the menu, i don't know. it's going to be good canadian fare. he's young. very impressive. he is younger than me. >> mr. alexander magill three and ms. crabtree. mr. dennis muilenburg and mr. gregory smith. dr. irwin jacobs and mrs. jacobs. >> ms. corniche and mr. theodore emery. >> mr. michael j fox and ms. pollan. your first state dinner? here in 1995. the 2016o you think of presidential race we have going on? [indiscernible] >> it's nice to be here. >> what do you think of the prime minister? >> he is cool. i'm thrilled to be here. really excited. >> thanks so much. >> mrs. michelle taylor and dr. taylor.aylor >> the honorable governor of minnesota. >> present arms. >> forward march. >> you saw prime minister and mrs. trudeau arriving at the white house. that was like coverage. now the next schedule event is at about 7:30 p.m. eastern time, in about 25 minutes. that is when they will come down the grand stair

hills. all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am david gura. in this week's features section, the profile of stephennner. he was in charge of the controversial solyndra investment, but now he has created software crucial to politicians getting elected. i spoke to reporter josh green. josh: i first met steve spinner when i went out to silicon valley to do a story on the up-and-coming candidacy of barack obama, who had just challenged hillary clinton and had surprised the political establishment by managing to raise enormous amounts of money, raising more money than clinton did. one of the ways he did that was by tapping into silicon valley guys like spinner, who at the time were interested in social networks. spinner, who is an ordinary middle-class guy for silicon valley, not a billionaire by any stretch, wound up being one of his top 10 fundraisers. david: joining the ranks of well-known celebrities. you write about how he weaponized the algorithm. what has he done? josh: after he left the obama administration, he is an entrepreneur and got to thinking about what company can i start, what problem c

stephen: yeah. the album, "good grief" is out march 11. we'll be right back.e mighty philistine army stood on the hill above the men of king saul. as the giant goliath moved in for the kill, young david reached into his bag and slung one of his stones at goliath's head. and goliath fell face down on the ground. who will stand up for you? e e if you treated your car... like greasy, fast food treats your body... hey, steve. hey! you'd have to walk everywhere. and treat your body right... with the delicious rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. made with our new, hand-pulled, all-white meat chicken raised without antibiotics... all on our freshly-baked bread. the subway sandwich shop. fresh is what we do. smoking causes 16 different types of cancer. es that can kill you fast. ones that can kill you slower. ones that can take away life's most basic pleasures. there are 16 different types of cancer caused by smoking. you have one clear way to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be actor chris meloni medal of honor recipient edward byers. and

stephen colbert. tonight's guest include ryan reynolds and katie holmes. >>i believe tim berry is going to do karaoke sports coming up. he is going to seeing about the dolphins quarterback hill who >>> tim berry here with sports. never quite recover from a slow start. second-period they are already down to - zero. -- 2 - zero. look at this, they are right out front with an open opportunity but he hits the post. in the 3rd, a critical mistake, the panthers failed to clear the puck. rick nash makes them pay for that and they fall for - to -- 4 - 2. >> we were soft team in the first period. second-period was a little better and in the 3rd period we started to play when we were desperate. >>tampa bay takes on the cuban national team tomorrow. for one player this trip literally hits home. verona defected from cuba to pursue his dream. he never thought he would set foot on the island again so when family greeted him the tears of joy just flowed freely. permission to join the team for this trip. what a moment. >>and jupiter, [ indiscernible- name ] looks great. look at him here. that was a nasty curveball. not much offense in this one so the marlins are glad to take dips. that thro

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hills. all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am david gura. in this week's features section, the profile of stephennner. he was in charge of the controversial solyndra investment, but now he has created software crucial to politicians getting elected. i spoke to reporter josh green. josh: i first met steve spinner when i went out to silicon valley to do a story on the up-and-coming candidacy of barack obama, who had just challenged hillary clinton and had surprised the political establishment by managing to raise enormous amounts of money, raising more money than clinton did. one of the ways he did that was by tapping into silicon valley guys like spinner, who at the time were interested in social networks. spinner, who is an ordinary middle-class guy for silicon valley, not a billionaire by any stretch, wound up being one of his top 10 fundraisers. david: joining the ranks of well-known celebrities. you write about how he weaponize the algorithm. what has he done? josh: after he left the obama administration, he is an entrepreneur and got to thinking about what company can i start, what problem ca

hills. all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am david gura. in this week's features section, the profile of stephener. he was in charge of the controversial solyndra investment, but now he has created software crucial to politicians getting elected. i spoke to reporter josh green. josh: i first met steve spinner when i went out to silicon valley to do a story on the up-and-coming candidacy of barack obama, who had just challenged hillary clinton and had surprised the political establishment by managing to raise enormous amounts of money, raising more money than clinton did. one of the ways he did that was by tapping into silicon valley guys like spinner, who at the time were interested in social networks. spinner, who is an ordinary middle-class guy for silicon valley, not a billionaire by any stretch, wound up being one of his top 10 fundraisers. david: joining the ranks of well-known celebrities. you write about how he weaponized the algorithm. what has he done? josh: after he left the obama administration, he is an entrepreneur and got to thinking about what company can i start, what problem can

hills. all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." in this week features section, stephencal establishment i raising enormous amounts of money, raising more money than clinton did. one of the ways he did that was by tapping into silicon valley guys like spinner, who at the time were interested in social networks. spinner, who is an ordinary middle-class guy for silicon valley, not a billionaire by any stretch. david: you write about how he weaponize the algorithm. what has he done? josh: after he left the obama administration, he is an entrepreneur and got to thinking about what company can i start, what problem can i solve? the one he knew best was fund-raising. spinner essentially wanted to hadd his software, what he higher neared in obama's first campaign, and the idea that instead of manually going out and calling everybody in your social network and trying to figure out whether they were republican or democrat, passing off a lot of people because he guessed wrong, he and his cofounder wrote an algorithm that essentially you are telling people that you're raising money