that's to establish susan. that's susan's area. on two will be three, more of her point of view. but susan's "pov" is fixed; right? yeah, pretty much. until later in the scene. later in the scene, when she starts getting drawn into the activity, we'll position her somewhere by the skylight so that we'll have a tighter "pov" of howard when he's over by the water tower. excellent camera position one for susan and howard. so this is gonna work. we'll track over all the way to the corner garden area for susan's entrance with her busywork. probably not use either of these shots or this one. i don't want to see them together for a while. excellent for lenny's entrance. tighter on the door. excellent. the first setup is from over in here, where we look, we see susan coming up. her space is down in that corner. howard's gonna go this way. lenny's going to hang at the door. the big problem, too, is that the director's line -- the sightline -- is gonna be between susan down there, howard and lenny over here. so everybody's working that side;

susan, are you hearing anything now? susan candiotti? >> reporter: yes. >> are you hearing sirens now? what's happening at the hotel? >> reporter: don, we're still not hearing sirens in the area where we are. i am standing outside this hotel, and the winds have really picked up just in the last few minutes since we last spoke. heavy rain, lightning just brightening up the sky, making it almost look like daylight. however, if there are any funnel clouds, i think they are still far enough away we can't see them. and even when they get close, because it's dark outside, it would be very difficult to spot them. but i am told that the sirens in this area are very focused. so that they usually only go off in an area that may be in the direct path. nevertheless, we appear to be in a beeline for where that storm is tracking right here and throughout the day mainly the touchdowns that we have been hearing about have been in less populated areas. wichita, of course, being a big city here and this is where -- this is what is concerning the meteorolo

stunning evidence in the disappearance of susan powell. his boys didn't have to die. >>> and perfect harmony. singers from different countries making beautiful music together. >>> good evening. we begin this sunday night with march mad onsurgeoning into an act of april aggression and fears. an ugly seen on one big campus on one campus could repeated tomorrow night. police in lexington, kentucky, are bracing for violence of fans went into a rampage in the wee hours of the morning. riots flipped cars and people are wondering, what will happen tomorrow night when they play for the national title. >> reporter: flames and passion lit the night sky. what started as a celebration of win went into a mayhem. thousands of fans whipping each other into a frenzy. fans climb on top of cars to the cheers of others. and the officers screamed to the partyers, down, down, get off the car. police were out in force, giving a new meaning to march madness. watch as revelers torched this overturned car. and some burned anything they could find. by the time it w

and a letter they found in susan's safety deposit box that susan asked not shown to her husband, joshuaif she dies, and it's an excellent, it may not be one. and he moved to washington without telling the family. >> they were foolish for keeping it from us. >> reporter: law enforcement agree. >> josh powell should have been arrested. >> reporter: and josh powell's father, obsessed with susan himself. arrested for child pornography. he had pictures of susan in her underwear, lending credibility with worries she once expressed to her mom. >> she said, just in case something happens to me, i want to you know where his dad lives. because he'll have something to do with it. >> susan's sister is struggling, telling me that she is still feeling hugely let down by police. and police telling us she has a right to her opinion. they say they hope people withhold judgment. they are still investigating the case actively. >> all right, thanks. >>> eye opening revelation tonight for anyone with a cell phone. "the new york times" has found widespread tracking by police with no oversight or warnings. th

stop weeds for months. >>> cyst inner law of missing utah mother susan powell is penning a book.r brothers troubled marriage. her brother was suspected of involvement in the disappearence. >> i was frustrated for a long time because susan and i talked a lot, so, we were probably together, about once a week, she would come over to my house, and bring the kids and we would hang out and we talked all about that stuff so yeah, i got an earful a lot and i was trying you know in every way that i could to help her. >> jennifer graves was privy to the turmoil in susan powell's life leading up to her disappearence in 2009 she saw the unhappy marriage susan was in with her brother josh. >> she said if the counselling stuff she was going through at that time didn't work out if he didn't make progress, and actually shape up, then she was planning on leaving him. that next spring. so, her anniversary was coming up and she was -- that was her target. >> josh powell killed himself and the couples children back in february he has been called a person of interest in her disappearence, jennifer sa

please welcome susan suntree. [applause] >> thank you. >> deanne is a published writer writing about the land, and she's the author of "mustang" which we'll talk about today, and "29 palms," both best sellers. they won silver medals for non-fiction, and it was an important story by an american writer. a member of the core faculty pom desert creative writing program. the next book, which will be published in july, is "day of reckoning," based on an award winning article. quoting from de anne's work, "with all do respect for official icon, the eagle, he of the broad wingspan and the ability to see across great distances of patience born of the ages and of majestic flight, it's really the wild horse, the 4-legged with the flying mane and tail, the beautiful big-hearted steed who loves freedom so much that when captured he dies of a broken heart. the ever die find mustang that is our true representative, forcing through our blood who carrying the internal message of america." bleez welcome deanne stillman. >> thank yo

the family of susan cox powell knows that they can't bring susan back. but with the release of a new mountain of evidence linking her husband josh powell to her possible murder now questions for police are only growing more intense. could they have prevented the death of powell's two boys and why did they fail to act? >> look what it did. it killed my nephews. by not putting him behind bars when he should have been. >> reporter: denise cox is susan's sister and is simply stunned to learn how much police in utah knew. >> they didn't act on anything that they should have acted on. it's hard enough that he took my sister away, but he took my mef fews away. >> reporter: like susan's blood on tile in the powell's home. two fans were set up and blowing on to a sofa that had been cleaned. and susan's especially disturbed about a letter that police never told the family about. found in susan's safety deposit box. asking specifically that it not be shown to her husband joshua. >> that's not okay. and i don't see how they let him leave the state. >> josh powell sh

president chiu: congratulations, susan.ause] now it's your turn. >> this is so sweet and part of what makes it so hard to leave this city. but just as no man is an island, know what is an office. i may have been the face of the mayor's office on disability, but i would like to introduce you to the rest of the body, the arms, legs, the heart. she is our office manager and supports all of us each month. thank you. you don't see him so much because he is in his office poring over piles of drawings to ensure every piece of housing we build with city money is complying with all federal, state, and local requirements. ken stein, who has worked in the disability rights movement for 40 years. what he doesn't know about disability rights is not worth knowing and who he doesn't know must not have done much. he is the heart, keeping us focused on the central goal of equal access for all. has our, our intern, she is the years and years all of the grievances we get under the federally mandated grievance procedure. they deputy director i

there were differing opinions and personalities. >> susan b.hony and elizabeth stanton formed an association to obtain women's suffers through an amendment to the federal constitution. henry blackwell and lucy stone formed the americans women suffrage association. december 10, 1869 -- there were 16 other states after wyoming that past of the women's suffrage law. >> they wanted to help the state's game forcing. -- gain footing. >> these groups emerged. - merged. >> susan b. anthony was tireless in promoting women's rights and women's suffrage but she never managed to get it on the agenda in washington. there was a big demonstration. >>alice was appointed as the head of the congressional committee to obtain women's suffrage. in 1913 despite little funding, she executed one of the most famous women's suffrage movement held on the day of the woodrow wilson inauguration. >> she organized a parade of 30,000 women marching on pennsylvania avenue. woodrow wilson was arriving to be inaugurated. he wondered about the crowd and he was told that they were

now, in 1837, susan sold the property to john gatsby, who's pictured here. if the save quarters was not constructed during susan's ownership, it was built during the early years of occupancy. the 11 people enslaved in the household were the largest population of enslaved people in a lafayette household. when john died in 1834, an inventory of his property itemized the furnishings of what was called the back building. some of which are listed here and they offer the first documentation of some of the first uses of the building. they include references to items located in a kitchen and a laundry. the building itself confirms that a kitchen was originally located on the first floor. here's a haert on the first floor. that's the seam between the original fire box and the infill that decreased the size of its opening. not only does the original width independent case it was used for cooking, but so does the hearth. here on the right, you see the remnants of a flue that would have led to a smaller kitchen, which is a common condition. the square bricks, that forms

chuck cox, susan's father, buried his grandchildren last month. >> that would have never happened.f josh had been in jail, the children would be safe. >> reporter: josh told utah police susan vanished december 6th, 2009, the same night he claimed he took the couple's children camp aing in a snowstorm. we now know police found a generator, blankets, a gas can, tarps and a shovel inside the car. inside the home, investigators found susan's blood and two fans were set up and blowing on to the sofa, that appeared to have just been cleaned. >> it wasn't impossible for them to go forward, but it would have been a lot more solid with the body. >> yep, that's seaweed. >> reporter: weeks after susan disappeared, powell moved with his children to washington state, where police there say they waited for the call to arrest him. >> there's direct evidence, motive, everything but the body. >> reporter: susan's body was never discovered and utah police never charged powell with murder. investigators have always defended the handling of their case and won't go into details about the latest develop

susan kennedy let's start with you. does it make sense for the people to try to make these reforms especially after your experience with governor schwarzenegger and not making as many reforms as you wanted? >> the people have to be involved in the reform effort. but what they don't like is when the legislature fails to do its job and puts all questions to the voters and can't compromise. the voters get angry and reject the reforms out of hand. i think there is a limit to the kind of reform they are willing to do. >> what was it like in the schwarzenegger administration when you were trying to get some of these reforms through? >> first of all, california is on the front page of the national news because we have a budget crisis that is bigger and harder to solve than this almost any other state and harder than some countries. but when you look at the reform report card even during the recession we did compensation reform, climate change, the significant water package, the largest infrastructure package in a generation, w

utah police also never told the family about a letter they found in susan's safety deposit box that susan asked not be shown to her husband joshua which said if she dies, it may not be an accident, even if it looks like one. yet police let powell move away from utah to washington state with the kids without warning the family. >> they were foolish in keeping it from us. >> reporter: law enforcement in washington agrees. >> josh powell should have been in jail. should have been arrested. >> reporter: then josh's father steven reportedly obsessed with susan himself. and recently arrested after being found with child pornography. police also found that he had pictures of susan in her underwear, potentially lending credibility to worries that she once expressed to her mom. >> she said just in case something happens to me, i want you to know where his dad lives. because he'll have something to do with it. >> reporter: clearly susan's sister still struggling here. when we asked police in utah what excuse they cohaveor judgment saying that there's still very actively investigating this case. mar

but i agree with susan. last thing this town needs is more playtime, because as she said, that's where the scandals come from. >> the people at spacious actually had a little survey that all of us took because they were trying to develop some kind of measure of how open to fun you are, how fun-loving, et cetera, and obviously, you know, if you score very high on this very long survey, which all of us took the time to do in our intensive pre-show preparation, i want to put up the scores that we have from our panelists. we're all very up there. karen, you are the winner on the spacious-o-meter. you have 140. congratulations, you are experiencing what many people dream of in terms of fun. we have jimmy at 128. i came in at 128 as well, and susan, we're a little concerned because you're 106. >> oh, no! >> sometimes you're feeling free and easy but it depends on the day. my question, jimmy, is this correlation or causation? does being open to fun, does that come from being on the mega panel or does being that fun

there is everything but the body. >> reporter: susan's body was never discovered.charged with a crime. chuck cox is susan's father. >> if josh had been in jail the children would be safe. >> reporter: but utah police are defending the handling of their case and won't comment on the latest developments. >> as difficult as it may be at this time, i am not going to address any specific questions in relation to what has been released. >> reporter: today susan's disappearance remains unsolved, a case that despite newly released evidence may never be closed. >> that was miguel almaguer reporting. the search warrants were released on friday because they are connected to a separate case involving josh powell's father steven powell who is accused of possessing child pornography. that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> we have breaking news out of the california bay area tonight. at least six people are killed. three injured in a shooting at a christian college in east oakland. police say a shooter opened fire at oikos university about 2:30 eastern time.

tests on this blood indiccted it was susan powell's.""olice also discoverrd a chilling set of papers in a salt lake city safe deposit bbx owned by susan, even though she had only used the box twice, the warrants say at the tiie she wrote ""ow she does not trust her husband and that he hhs threatened to destroy her if they get divorced."it ends with an ominous warning "if susannppwell dies t maa not be an accident even if it looks like one."the warrants &pstory multippe times, did not help much in the investigation, and that he hid pim cards with cell phones that could have been used as evidence.the searches also caught powell's father stevee porn aad voyeurism,, ome of it focusing on susan.ttey found multiple tapes and digital pedia said to contain pornographic images of chhldree at the family's puyallup home.they set up a new angle on the already difficult cass.detectives had warned that revealing the information could jeopardize the --investigation bbcause the powell's are so high profile. the search warrant also revealee josh canceled

susan, santorum did not say exactly why he's getting out. what do you know about why? >> well, it's not unexpected. i mean, the nomination was mitt romney's... this morning, before he decided... before rick santorum decided to get out, as it is now. but i think a couple factors were in play. one he has enormously restored his reputation. we used to know him as the guy who lost his senate reelection campaign in 2006 in pennsylvania by 18 points. now we know him as the guy who came in second to mitt romney in the quest for the republican presidential nomination. going on to the pennsylvania primary and probably losing there, i think, would have cost him some of that luster and, of course, we also have a personal factor. hi three-year-old daughter bela, who struggles with a genetic disorder, was in the hospital this weekend, just released. i'm sure that was also a factor in his decision to get out. >> woodruff: jim o'toole, what is your reporting telling you about why he did this right now? >> well, i think that the family personal issues that susan alluded to and he allu

bush's aide and she said susan where are you? what's wrob? you have a photo op in three minutes in the diplomatic reception room. i threw everything up and my husband to drop me off and grabbed my cameras and went running in and tried to act like i meant to be there like that. what was so sweet was mrs. bush could tell i was flustered and we got through the photo-op and everything was fine. that day she took me upstairs to the kitchen and looked at this little catalog of new baby furniture that was out. just kind of -- 45 seconds calmed me right down. okay, we took care of the photo-op. it's all done. here's what the priority is. how are you, susan? check in. it's okay. let's go forward. it was great. >> carol, what is the -- you've seen the first lady up close, the role of the first lady up close. what do most people not appreciate about the role of first lady? >> oh, gosh. to help -- >> what might surprise us about the role, those of us looking at a distance at the first lady in her role? what would be most be surprised by? >> one thing is

susan's botd was never found.e call it a missing person's case. >> we have an active investigation and are not willing to intersphefere with t. >> reporter: susan's family says if they had reacted, the outcome could have been different. last month, josh murdered their two young suns before killing himself in an infer know. >> if he had been in jail, our grandchildren would have been alive. >> reporter: josh's father was obsessed with his daughter-in-law. he had images of naked women with susan powell's face put on to them. >> we're joined by dan abrams and by nancy grace. good morning to both of you. nice to be with you. >> good morning, katie. >> hey, katie, nice to be with you. >> why country josh powell arre arrested? >> when i heard there was new evidence, i thought i would have to come in and defend the prosecutors and the police. i look at the evidence and i can't understand it. to me, the fact that she spoke from the grave, the fact that she wrote this letter in her will and testament, locked up in a safety

susan candiotti is standing by now. do they know what exactly happened, susan? >> reporter: don, they don't, this was a beautiful, sunny sunday afternoon and then something went terribly, terribly wrong. this suv as you mentioned, driven off a bridge. police say it was driven by a woman 45 years old. there was another woman in the car as well as an elderly couple, and three children, ages 5, 15 and 3, all of them wearing seat belts. but for some reason, this woman travelering south, in the left-hand lane for some reason lost control of their car, they don't know exactly how fast she was going hit the median concrete barrier only about three feet high. according to witnesses overcompensated, may a sharp left-hand turn and went sailing across three lanes and going 60 feet into the air and then 60 feet down. the car landed, turned over, it was crushed. an awful accident described as horrific by veteran investigators. >> my goodness. did any witnesses, did anyone see anything to figure out exactly what caused the driver to swerve and hit the median, susan? >> they a

your aunt susan. who is your aunt susan? your aunt susan is that person in your family, the loved one in your close circle, who is the kindest, sweetest person you know. she's the one who never forgets your birthday. she's the one who brings all the cat roles to the sick people. -- casseroles to the sick people. she's the one who's always ready with a small loan if you need it. and you know in your heart of hearts that aunt susan is going to heaven. if there's a heaven, aunt susan's going to be there. but you also know that on sundays you go and hear theology that says that your aunt susan can't go to heaven because she plays for a different team. you're catholic, and she's jewish, she's mormon, and you are a protestant. and when faced with a choice between their aunt susan and their theology, almost all americans go with aunt susan. now, i tell you that story, and i give you that name as a way to remember the concept, and you're sitting there thinking, okay, professor campbell, very nice. let's all hold hands and sing "kumb

while under suspicion in his wife susan's disappearance. newly released search warrants now reveal detectives in utah seemed to suspect josh powell murdered susan from the beginning. susan vanished december 6th, 2009, the night josh claimed he took the couple's children camping in a snowstorm. search warrants showed detectives discovered in his car, a generated, blankets, a gas can, tarps, and a shovel. and inside the couple's home, investigators found susan's blood, and two fans set up, blowing onto the living room sofa, that appeared to have just been cleaned. >> we have every bit of physical evidence, and every bit of emotional evidence, that suggest that not only did she disappear, but she disappeared at the hands of her husband. >> reporter: police also found a handwritten note from susan in a safety deposit box. she wrote a fear of her husband saying if she dies, it may not be an accident, even if it looks like one. despite the evidence, josh powell was never charged with a crime. in the weeks following susan's disappearance, josh mov

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when we get more -- i do believe we have susan back on the line. sus susan, it's suzanne. you tell us where you are? >> reporter: i'm right in front of the world financial center building that has been evacuated. we're seeing a lot of police officers directing traffic to keep on moving on the road that goes alongside it down to lower manhattan. it's still called the west side highway. you might be able to hear the background, they're waving us, keep going, keep going, keep going. off to the right along the hudson river, that is where it appears a lot of the people who were inside the building are located. so there are a lot of police cars in the area where people have been asked to leave that building, but other than that traffic is flowing around the rest of the area. i have not caught sight yet of where the bomb squad is located right now and where they might be examining the package. >> describe for me the scene around you. are people relatively calm? do they seem concerned? i mean, clearly this is a place where the 9/11 attacks created quite a bit of trauma for people

susan's family believes it's possible. >> tell us where she is.to change anything or bring her back, but it would give us closure. >> reporter: closure but not piece, after losing her to a ma'am who vuld have gone through a trial for murder. >> ann, good morning. thanks for coming on with us. >> good morning, lester. >> we're beginning to see people coming forward with this information but to your knowledge is the new information or have the police heard them before? >> the police has heard of it before where steven was involved in a camping trip with josh powell and the kids. and also not mentioning that susan was missing when it was national/international news as he went back to utah to try to help josh pack to come to washington state. so it seems like everything that's new is kind of old because it's been at least related to the police in most instances. >> but let me to get you to drill down a bit on this camping trim. former co-worker of stephen powell said the dad went with josh on a camping trip. is this the same camping trip that occurred

cnn's susan candiotti joins me now by the phone. susan, what's the latest on this? >> reporter: well, it's a terrible, terrible accident, certainly, alison, but we're hearing from the police that it's either a car or a van with four adults and three children inside, all dead. they were on an expressway called the bronx river parkway, and the car crossed over the median into the opposing lanes of traffic, flipped over the bridge, and fell a sizable number of feet. we don't know how far, but it was quite a big drop. no one survived. no one sooiurvived. now, where this happened. it fell over just inside the southeast perimeter of the bronx zoo, which is huge. 265 acres. but it happened according to a spokesperson for the zoo, far away from any public area, not near any animals nor exhibits, nor did it affect any visitors. in fact, i'm told that if you're a visitor in the zoo, you would not be able to see where this accident occurred. so right now, police are trying to put the pieces of this together to figure out exactly how this could have happened. again, a vehicle w

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