that left susie mowbray as the only other suspect.d spatter expert originally hired by the prosecution said there was no blood on the gown she was wearing when her husband was shot. prosecutors claimed it was possible that susie could have placed pillows and a blanket between herself and bill and that these received most of the blowback blood spatter. but that blanket and the t-shirt bill mowbray was wearing when he was shot had been lost, a serious blow to the prosecution. meanwhile, susie mowbray's defense team had its own problems. they had to account for what many considered to be her unusual behavior just before and after the shooting. she found out just before bill's death that she was being cut out of his life insurance policies. then, after he was shot, she called a family friend before calling 911. and within ten hours of his death she was painting the room where the shooting took place. her defense also concentrated on bill mowbray's behavior. his business was in trouble. he was being investigated for alleged tax irregularit

. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ ♪ wake up little susie wake up ♪ >> so the beatles from liverpool how does it differ from other rock 'n' roll and pop? >> it just happened that, all of a sudden, hundreds of rock groups all from liverpool made records, and it was a bit more like the original rock 'n' roll than the stuff they've had over the last few months. ♪ >> initially, there was no tradition of great british bands conquering america. that had not happened, but it's that moment where everything turns. ♪ >> there's no single moment that more embodies the moment when rock 'n' roll became the province of teenagers. that's something that you would not just love but that you would go crazy for. >> there's the beatles! ♪ ♪ can't buy me love ♪ ♪ love ♪ ♪ can't buy me love ♪ >> the beatles have come to this country and taken all the women away and everybody's going crazy about them. ♪ i'll get you anything ♪ >> it was like aliens landed. look at how they look and how they act, and wow! ♪ i don't care too much for money ♪ ♪ money can't buy me love ♪ >> i came here at 6:00 in the morning t

. >> susie siegle was the most excited obama fan i have ever seen. she hopes to meet the president one day. but being so close to him even if he he was riding in an armored suv that is good enough for now. only a few turned out today. one group spoke out against the use of drones by the u.s. military and hopes that the president will press for a single system. spectators were kept a city block away. the president will remain on the west coast for part of the rest of the weekend. he will be flying to palm springs tomorrow morning. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. earlier today the president spoke at the stanford university cyber security conference using jokes to keep the mood a bit light. >> it is too easy for hackers to figure out user names and pass words like pass word or 1, 2 3, 4 5. those are some of my previous pass words. i have changed them since then. >> he signed an executive order to encourage tech companies to stop cyber threats. >> the bomb squad hazmat, police and firefighters flooded an upscale novato ne

. >> susie siegle was the most excited obama fan i have ever seen. she hopes to meet the president one day. but being so close to him even if he he was riding in an armored suv that is good enough for now. only a few turned out today. one group spoke out against the use of drones by the u.s. military and hopes that the president will press for a single system. spectators were kept a city block away. the president will remain on the west coast for part of the rest of the weekend. he will be flying to palm springs tomorrow morning. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. earlier today the president spoke at the stanford university cyber security conference using jokes to keep the mood a bit light. >> it is too easy for hackers to figure out user names and pass words like pass word or 1, 2 3, 4 5. those are some of my previous pass words. i have changed them since then. >> he signed an executive order to encourage tech companies to stop cyber threats. >> the bomb squad hazmat, police and firefighters flooded an upscale novato ne

>> reporter: susie seigel didn't pay a cent for the chance of a lifetime. >> i love him and i want to meet him and he should visit my kind er kinder garter er ingardners. >> these laws are making it more difficult for cyber security. >> and we only have to think of real-life examples air traffic control systems going down and disrupting flights or plunging cities into darkness. imagine what a set of systemic problems could do. >> reporter: he got some fund-raising and policy work done in this area where security was tight. the ptresident left the restaurant an hour ago back to the hotel where he is scheduled to leave the bay area back to palm springs. >>> and not just the vips and the ceos, because he also met with 15 stanford student, and they were shocked not the see him. he talk ted about a variety of tommics, and he joekd about them studying for the midterm exams. >> we will talk more about the president's visit on the morning news and also more at bay area news.com. >> a man was hit and killed near the blossom hill station. no one else on the train was injured. blossom train stat

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rachael anderson was her name, just five-foot and a bit, and how susie jeppson enjoyed her company. >> we were just friends the get-go. she was just spunky and fun, and she just loved to laugh. >> reporter: her grown daughters were out of the house. amber. >> she was my hero. she was my everything. she just had a really fun spirit about her. >> reporter: ashley. >> she raised us, gave us everything we needed, taught us everything we needed to know. >> reporter: rachael had been married and divorced three times when, by the spring of 2009, a new man had entered the picture. >> she told me that she'd met somebody. they'd gone out on a date and that she was very impressed because he wanted to have a blessing over the food that he -- and she thought that was just wonderful. >> reporter: a publicly christian man with a notorious gangster's last name, charles capone. >> i asked her out for dinner and we went to dinner, and we found each other attractive. >> reporter: what made you laugh about her? >> how she looked at life, everything is to be absorbed. everybody should have a good time. no

susie gao exclusion was enacted, we've had lower inflation. why we would change that now is a mystery to me. >> he and the rest of the fed know they have a fight on their hands. the bill has 31 cosponsors, including majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> peter cook, thank you. the "economist" magazine buttonwood gathering is focused on the future of finance and global economic growth stop the chairman of the u.s. council of economic advisers spoke at the event in new york and joins me here in the studio. it's a pleasure to have you on the broadcast. let's start with greece. what are you telling president obama about the risk to the u.s. economy over the developments in greece if greece does exit the euro? would it do damage to the u.s.? >> there's no question greece faces some very serious issues and it is for greece to work those issues through with their creditors. we are in conversations with all parties, but insofar as you are talking about the u.s. economy we have real domestic momentum and strength. you see it in consumer spending, business

. >> i think there's a tendency now for little susie in the suburbs at 16 years old, she's online, oh, what's this, backpage, those girls look kind of cute. she has low self-esteem. she thinks that maybe she could, you know, fit in somewhere. next thing you know, hey, you want to make this money, blah, blah, blah. and a lot of them guys will tell them, oh, you're so pretty. and they use that sweetheart angle, that love angle on them. and next thing you know, she thinks this guy loves her and she's doing dates out of a hotel room. >> for now, police nationwide just want the public to be aware of the very real dangers that lurk among the online ads for sex where the simple click of a mouse can sometimes bring a rendezvous with death. >> this is a dangerous proposition. there is no screening. there is no way to tell who you're dealing with, what their motives may be. and i would just make a very impassioned plea to anybody who feels that the allure of a quick buck is worth the risk. the ultimate risk could be loss of life. >> regardless of the circumstances, four young women have been br

. >> my name is richard selke and this is my wife susieful.e republicans from texas. i would say thank you for your vigilance over our budget. this is an exception. if i had $22 million in the bank right now i'd write the check. i don't have it you don't have it but what you do have is you have power. all you have you have to do is not say no. all you have to do is allow this bill to pass the senate today or tomorrow hopefully by the end of the session. would you please do that? would you please do that for susan and for me for clay and for every other dad who's passed on or who is still with us these valuable precious children of god, precious precious members of our society. it's on your back. this is personal. please please don't say no. thank you. hope we have the opportunity to meet some day soon. god bless you. >> susan and richard selke made that powerful appeal to tom coburn of oklahoma. they appeal to stop blocking the clay hunt suicide prevention bill that he was single handedly preventing from passing in congress. he did not heed th

. >> hi, susie. >> what's up? >> how are you? >> not going to run on us, right? >> no. come on.et these cuffs off. >> nyp was apprehended by her bondman after missing a court date. >> were you using last night, though? >> no. >> no? what's your -- >> four days clean, sue. >> four days clean? >> yep. >> okay. come here. look at me. let me see your tongue. okay. >> nyp is fingerprinted and soon has another mugshot added to her file. >> all right, brandy. i need you to look straight at the camera. that's good, brandy. >> are you high? >> no. no, i've been clean four days. >> really? >> yep. yep. >> how do you feel about being back? >> fine. i was going to turn myself in. so i was kind of prepared for it anyway. so -- it's all right. >> four days later, nyp has settled back in her old housing unit and seemingly more insightful about the choices she has made. >> i never realized it before when i got out of here last time, i realized that you don't have any friends out there. and i always, you know, out of all of those people and all of those people that you've helped and all of those

correspondent richard quest along with stephen frederick, a former pilot along with our safety analyst david susi a little bit about what's going on. listen to the pilot, myles. the pilot's final words before the plane crashed. unfortunately, we don't have that sound. let me ask david, i think we have the sound -- basically he says may day, may day, engine flame out. david, what does that say to you? >> what it says to me is that the pilot knew he was in trouble. the left engine had quit basically flameout means something caused it to not produce thrust. the flame is out in the engine. >> pick that up a little bit, richard quest. it does show the urgency -- they had a few seconds to make critic critically important decisions. >> absolutely. this is by and away a critical moment. but it's also -- this is what's interesting. the plane had taken off. it was in the initial climb. about 1,300 feet as i understand it. so it had altitude. and it had some power. planes are -- all commercial aircraft of this nature are designed to fly on one engine even at most critical moment of flight and on top of that

daughters, our kids we tell then when we're in preschool, little johnny, you should share with little susie share your toys, share, share, share, but when they grow up, they don't share. sharing is bad, you know, keep things private. and when they become adults, oh, no, you're supposed to share. the information sharing's good. [laughter] we've got to work through this culture. are we supposed to share or are we not supposed to share? what should we share? again, a think tank that's a right perfect area. produce papers, produce thought. dig into in this what does it mean the share not just for cyber tactical stuff, i but in this highly connected world where we are socially connected in a way that humanity's never been done. what should we know about each other, about bad things, good things, what should we share and how do we do it? leverage the social media, leverage the crowd sourcing leverage those new tools coming out of silicon valley. that's the hotbed of this type of thinking. can we use that to our advantage in this new world going forward? but let's work on that together. >> great.

quote, we felt like if we are going to make structural changes in owl of our stores -- joining me is susie. did walmart force the hand of tjmaxx and marshall's or would these other stores have raised their wages anyway? >> analysts were expecting other big box retailers to follow suit. part of the reason walmart seems to have made this decision to raise wages is it realizes the labor market is tightening. it's going to have to do more to attract workers now that the unemployment rate is lower. there are fewer people looking for jobs. and in order to compete, it would make sense that a place like tjmaxx wouldn't want to lose their employees to somewhere like walmart. but those aren't the only factors in play. these are retailers that are also looking to improve their business model and they believe that boosting workers' pay is one way to do that. >> workers, that's not all they want. they want more hours as well because despite this wage hike they're still struggling financially to make ends meet. >> yeah. there are a couple of points here. one is that part of the reason that i believe tha

. >> i hope natalie and susie aren't watching. >> on our desks at home. >> isis attacking an iraqi airbaseng them all. we are learning they used homicide vests and stolen iraqi uniforms as disgriese. >> early indications are that yes, some of them did detonate their vests, detonate themselves. and then they were followed by roughly something on the order of 15 or so other fighters. it does appear now that most if not all of them were wearing iraqi uniforms. >> wow! american apache helicopters were sent to the area near the airbase but never fired shot, we are told. this is the pentagon confirms isis has taken over the town of al baghdadi five miles awhat i. >> military officials fear our marines and the iraqi troops may in the be able to protect the 13-mile perimeter of the massive base and why would they be able to? it's too huge. it's a huge, huge base and huge swaths of iraq as we know are now controlled by isis. so these guys despite what anybody tells you by definition are in peril. >> imagine 300 marines sitting there, sitting ducks. they said earlier on the shows called them fish if