darly said she chased the intruder through the kitchen. erneath the overturned vacuum cleaner was more blood spatter and a wheel impression in the blood. it appeared that darly ran through the kitchen before the glass broke. on the handle of the vacuum cleaner was a bloodstain. dna test revealed it was darly's. the blood dripped on the handle at an 80 degree angle. the pattern was not consistent with darly's running past the vacuum as she told police. either darly routier was mistaken about what happened in the kitchen or she knew more about the murders than she was telling police. >>> blood spatter expert, tom bevel, was asked to analyze the blood drops found in the routier home. as co-author of a well-known textbook on blood pattern analysis, it was bevel's job to interpret the story told by the blood trail. bevel noticed the blood drops on the kitchen floor were circular in shape, meaning they were deposited by someone standing still or walking very slowly. darlie said she was stabbed on the sofa, and while bleeding, ran through the kitc

>> no, i've been in the kitchen every time they come here, i don't need to make a shank or participate in anybody who makes one. i understand that the rules -- like i'm being penalized for doing the right thing. >> we want to get everything squared away. okay, i'll be in touch. >> thank you. >> i know somebody had it there for a reason. what that reason is, i don't know. and who put it there, i don't know. >> one investigation continues, another is about to begin. >> received this letter in the mail from an unknown person actually. inmate that is referring to inmate ronald wells and what the letter talks about is that he's maybe planning an escape. this inmate is in here at this point in time for a robbery. the robbery took place over at the horseshoe casino. >> the individual who wrote claims that they are ronald's family and they are scared to death of him. love him to death but afraid of them. >> did you listen to phone calls? >> that's the other thing because they indicate in the letter that he's talking in codes and things like that on the phone. one of the investigators can liste

i read the letter that the attorneys wrote this is not allowed by planning that the second kitchen is not allowed is there an issue about permitting it if it's not allowed by planning. >> it's i would say with recent changes to the code it could be possible to legalize it. >> commissioner walker. >> are there 0 any safety issues involved with this at this junction i mean it's not really a second unit correct it's more of a man. >> any breach of the code until we can verify it is assumed it's a second. >> has the department been there to inspector the department is aware of it has the department been inside. >> not inside since the notice of violation was issued commissioner walker. >> has there i mean, i know it's kind of a complicated situation but maybe we could get our housing folks in just to assist a little bit in a pass forward like we do if it's a tenant in a second unit kind of thing our code enforcement outreach folks as a way to try and find a path forward on this i have issues if there's a safety issue egresses that but it's not really a second unit. >> no. >> it's kind of

appellant shortly it's not a separate unit only another room within the building the house with the kitchen so we'll hear from the appellant but that's the part that is city of chicago in my brain it's giving me well, let's hear from the appellant through the chair. >> so the original complaint you don't know where it came from. >> i'm assuming a neighbor. >> a neighbor and there been any other complaints since this one. >> no. >> deputy just as a point of order would be in a case like this i think we're all trying to come to the same conclusion could it be okay to send someone out. >> we'll recommend a inspector to survey the unit i have seen a couple of permits in my time in the department where they allowed for someone who was immovable to have a union others ground floor that's what the section discuses. >> it's a temporary thing. >> and also i think we're getting cover with the new legislation the commissioner was saying it gives us that opportunity to give a little bit here and give it is an opportunity to legalize it. >> this deadly with the temporary use of a building i believe is n

and living room area and the kitchen area to be part of the kitchen remodel of item six. >> i'm the permit holder. >> is there anyone here on better off of the appellant. >> of course not. >> so go ahead mr. henry. >> good evening, members the committee i guess this was a complaint by the form owner the knowledge or building it has a lot of issues losing his interest in the building i don't believe his complaint is has any merit i tried to outline in now short belief the work that was done in 23408 and in april 2014 there was another permit after that which is the subject of permit of this hearing and that permit was taken out in bans of caution we thought there was structural changes that effected the scope of the prior permits but after the building inspector came out with american people engineer i retained that was determined there's not a structure part of building effected structurally or low bearing walls so i tried to explain that in my brief brief. >> this. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. thank you mr. duffy. >> commissioners joe dewey dbi the building permit application under

down there. >> is it not legal to have two kitchens in a house when if i have a barbecue in theack. >> well, it's not illegal you can put a second kitchen if you put a kitchen downstairs and there is a sleeping room and bathroom that make ups a second dwelling unit that is the catch like i said section 105 they can go to planning apply for a permit and like i said this could take time because planning is backlogged right now but give them 90 or one hundred and 20 days and see where it takes. >> >> that makes sense it is very complicated. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i think there's some more process to go through this morning do you have imagine before we have a rebuttal from the department. >> in terms of the moratorium the hardship my understanding is that there's no permit that gets filed that's something it is granted by the board and everything just status status quo if we want to go the legalization ritual that requires a permit i want to get clarity again we prefer to go to hardship moratorium route and action on the boards part. >> commissioner walker i think that the issue we h

the living room and the dining, kitchen area are all separate. there's a small bedroom here on the on the right-hand side of the slide and some small closet space. all of our 2 bedrooms will be flats so all of them will be -- 10 percent will be accessible and the remaining 90 will be adaptable and here you can see on the image to the left at that lower right-hand corner you will see the kitchen and how that flows into the dining room and proceeds up into the living room so this is the great room that i was talking about. i wanted to kind of highlight that that adaptable condition in the units where you see a little dotted circle in the bathroom and the kitchen, that shows you that anyone in a wheelchair can make a full rotation in their chair so when we talk about adaptable a visitor can go into the kitchen and bathroom and be able to use them and accessible unit for example on the right of this slide somebody with a physical disability can use every single room or at least the bedroom including their own bedroom in in an accessible unit. >> so th

the existing condition talks about 3 kitchens tlvr there's never been a permit to add a kitchen the plans that the stay has been file shows one kitchen and how they got 3 kitchens and never a permit to rove the kitchens we find out today, the 3 r report in 1974 it was made into a duplex both a two family retains that's why there are multiple kitchens no plan to merge it back into its original condition so something has some sanity has to be brought to the process what the neighbors want i'll have scott ellis who is directly effected not allowing further work to be down gill there's accurate plans and the department of building inspection has a chance to inspect the conditions and the non permitted cans or conditions if work is to be done in the future a consolidated plan mr. pacheco obviously a boarding house is not permitted in an rh2 neighborhood so there are we're going to be many more neighbors here tonight they did not come from we didn't royals there was a submission by the permit holder and we didn't think the permit holder was going to be here but you have letters and petiti

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i went into the kitchen, and the head kitchen maid was a girl from my hometown.ew that i was studying to be a designer. she says to me, "renee, we don't need you you to peel potatoes. i'll givet:nr you some paper an pencil, and why don't you draw some pictures for us of gowns that we will be wearing if we survive and we'll go to a new year's eve party." >> i said -- and i was drawing. everybody was looking, coming over and talking about it, and having a little fun really. we didn't notice that the commander frauline is on her way to the kitchen. the kitchen door opens, and the fraulein walks in. everybody jumps up, achtung, and these pictures are flying all over the kitchen. she bend down, picks up one of these pictures, looks at it and yells, "who made this?" and i said, "i did." she says, "follow me." rumors are in the camp that i was going to be shot. she takes me to her apartment. in the closet is a sewing machine. she picks one of the pictures and says to me, "can you make this?" i never made a garment in my life, but of course, i will. of course i can make

more than 15 women have come forward. >>> coming up we go into the kitchen of a philadelphia restaurant just named number one. >>> and outside we go, looking live at sky 6 hd at the philadelphia skyline cold temperatured today and david murphy has the latest from accuweather up next and we are asking you to send us the photos of your cold, use the #~ 6 abc cold. >>> this weekend on fyi philly a look at the best restaurants list it seems that east passyunk avenue is the place to be. here is the place named number one. >> no mercy no waffling this is the best and the next best. after the months of taste testing they gave laurel the number one spot. >> chef i want to congratulate you in being number one if philly bag. >> it makes us feel good. >> he scored big in the condition before winning top chef season 11. >> it's fun and accessible without being obscure, we try things that people can relate to. and from you planning to eat at laurel don't count on having a typical dining experience. we typically don't give out menu you sit down and get served. >> this cozy place own serves about 20 p

in the kitchen. we managed to control the fire and contain it through the kitchen area. we kept it out of the restaurant, but i'm afraid the kitchen has been destroyed. so i'm afraid they're going to be out of business for awhile. >> we talk to representative from peddlers village who told us the shopping sent letter evaluate the damage sometime today, and try try to figure out when the restaurant can reopen. >>> developing right now divers trying to reach the tail of the airasia flight 8501 plane that crashed in the sea last week, they heard pings may be coming from the black boxes but able to reach them -- have not been table reach them yet. the goal is to use giant balloons to bring the tail to the surface. >> well, happening today president obama will unveil an initiative to make some community college free. the president released a preview of the initiative yesterday, in a videotaped message from air force one. >> put simply, what i would like to do is see the first two years of community college

book. >> this is the kitchen of the future. from a social table workspace, where you can spend recipes to touch monitors mounded in the backsplash. >> hands free no touch. >> to voice activated temperature control. the kitchen they are debuts is high tech. >> we're just processing the process of building it. >> despite all the technology put in to enhance the use experience the concept is part of a research project focused on building smart homes. >> when a car comes off the assembly line you get a snapshot of where technology is of the day. why when we walk into a new house we're still 15 years behind. >> he says the benefit is far reaching everything from quality control in the construction so cost savings. wheeler says it's not as expensive to build this way, and making more to drive down the costs. the customizable cartridge as it's called is build in a control environment and delivered fully assembled. the kitchen will be packed up intact and taken to las vegas where it would be unveil at the premier kitchen and bath indus

you couldn't even recognize the kitchen. ch organic material. >> the team finds the living room by identifying the very top of the fireplace. and cannot believe what they're facing. >> the living room had this big recliner in it, and between the door and coming in to where the chair was is a pile of garbage. >> the whole living room was like a refrigerator from a horror flick. it was just unimaginable. the organic material came up about as high as the arms of the recliner. it was so packed that you could actually in midday see the steam coming out from the methane gas from all the organic material. >> this stuff was rotting. all right? creating heat. >> what i saw would make anybody want to vomit. you didn't know if you were looking at a dead opossum or if you were looking at just old food. i mean, it was just unrecognizable. >> they realize that years of dropping food on to the floor had actually created a new higher floor. >> the heat like this and they watched the tb and when they're done, they throw this one there and tha

he was found on the couch near the kitchen. that's where firefighters encountered heavy flames and smoke. it appears the blaze began in the kitchen. there were working smoke alarms inside this home. but firefighters are hearing the victim was disabled and may not have been able to get out. this morning, the fire commissioner is urging families to practice an escape plan. make sure heaters have adequate ventilation. and never leave food unattended on the stove. now three relatives of the deceased were not at home at the time. they are now with other family members and being cared to and assisted by the american red cross. live from ogontz monique braxton, "nbc10 news." >> reporter: i'm jesse gary live in media, delaware county septa passengers aren't the only ones shivering this morning. all morning during the morning hour septa ice crews are working on stages working on ice on structure lines. these lines help power the lines. there's the media "l" line on time this morning. as passengers try to brace for the sold snap is. live

if the kitchen is a man's world, ray did not get the memo. growing up in her family's restaurant business, she turned her concept for 30-minute meals into an empire. >> pat me on the back. >> yeah, baby. >> and yet, the emmy award-winning host is too humble to take credit, calling her career a happy accident. bobby flay. flay says being a chef wasn't cool when he went to the french culinary institute, but he changed all that in the early-1990's, between his first restaurant and becoming a food network star. >> nerves are ok. utilize those nerves the best way. >> flay is still not afraid of hard work, even eyeing a run for office. rounding out the group, tom colicchio. to colicchio, cooking isn't just an art, it is a craft. >> the chicken liver mousse was really well seasoned. >> he uses his success to help others, whether giving young chefs a chance -- >> the winning chef is kristen. >> or helping the world's hungry find a place at the table. welcome to "titans at the table." thank you so much for joining us. let's have a cheers before we beg

do you see yourself working in the kitchen? ewell: "a" -- it depends on what the deal is that you all do. lemonis: why would the deal that we make determine what your role's gonna be? ewell: it has to make sense for myself and my wife to uproot our lives and come over to south carolina. we need to be able to know that we can grow with it. lemonis: okay. the business today, before you paid yourself, made $145,000. after you took your salary, it really only made $45,000. any salary that you give out to anybody, family or not, could take that number from $45,000-plus to $45,000-negative. what i'm really buying into is the potential of what's there. so, my vision, really, is to have it feel like a real destination. people in the dining room, they come from a decent distance -- 30, 40, 50 miles. and the better the destination, the further they'll come from. i want to build a general store, putting products in that general store that are within our scope. and so, i'm willing to put up a half a million dollars into the business. and we

. >> through the chair we've only had one issue here the kitchen there isn't more issues safety wise that's another concern i'll concur if to the acceptable to all parties that's the road to go that route. >> commissioner mar. >> before we continue this discussion hear from the chair. >> so is the appellant here? >> good afternoon, commissioners john i'm with the law firm with rubbing benefit and rose with the property owner we appreciate the turns that was granted last month how far how this unit it was created in the early 1990s at the time an ill relative of a previous owner since then or extended family since then mr. phillips moved into the building the downstairs harassed been 0u79d by itself 75-year-old grandmother for seven years basically, their trying to safeguard that space what's happened between the time we filled the appeal commissioner president wu's legalization legislation passed this officers one routed numerous of how to deal what the unit prior to that we were going to speak about the moratorium allowed for in the building code a situation when you have a disabled

working in the kitchen keeps you alert and aware of things going on around you. u get to eat good, you know. make sure the food is hot and warm. that's the rice right there. gourmet. professional, i cooked it. that the patties there. i cooked those, too. they're going to want seconds of those, i guarantee you that. >> although abdallah takes pride in his work, he may be overestimating its appeal. >> the food sucks. >> i can't wait to get pizza when i get out of here. >> it's all disgusting county food. >> there is an alternative to the complimentary meals served up in the kitchen. every thursday is canteen day. >> like christmas to them. honey buns, chips. i guess they don't get enough of that on their trays or whatnot. for them to get that, they're happy. everybody excited when it comes in. >> in addition to snacks, inmates can purchase canteen items such as toiletries, clothing, radios, and writing supplies through debit accounts funded by friend or family on the outside. >> it's new to me, i've never been in jail. so me coming to jail, this is my first time bas

the kitchen will be packed up intact and taken to las vegas where it will be unveiled at the country's premier kitchen and bath industry show. with all eyes on the kitchen, virginia tech will showcase the first phase of this three-year project to build a two-story future house on campus with technology available now. >> i didn't see anything in there that would clean the kitchen. >> goodness no. all you need is a good sharp chef's nice and a gas stove. >> i just saw a trick though. put your ipad or whatever you're using in a zip lock bag. >> great idea. very good. >>> well a tennessee teen who tried to sell a prom dress online found a couple bullies. >> yeah she also found out there are a lot of good people willing to defend her. >> this is the stunning dress that is beautiful. i love it so much. >> reporter: this is what kristen lane wore at junior prom or as she calls it, the best night of her life. >> i feel amazing. i feel like a princess. i feel beautiful. >> reporter: but yesterday the dress of lane's dreams became part of a nightmare. >> i was trying to sell my prom dress. these

really, dan akroid's in the kitchen. yeah. they flew me in for an audition and i never thought i'd get it because i'm a standup comic. so many peach people. it seemed like the whole plane was full of people going to audition. itch the pilot came out of the cockpit, hey, you guys think this is funny for my audition. and i'm the only one that's nervous because i'm not going to get the show, but, you know, i go in and i audition and studio 8h where they shoot the show and i'm in front of warren michael's and dennis miller and dunn who was the leftover from the year before, dana, john lef itz, and i just do some of my stand up, you know, the tonight show and some of the characters dana and i used to do together in the driveway, and i left thinking, well, you know, that was a fun trip. >> that was fun. we can tell people about this one day. >> yeah, yeah,. >> yep. >> and i get home and like a week later, i'm meeting with warren michael's at my manager's office, and he talks about an hour about saturday night live, and i'll just kind

to the north property line but the kitchen is only increased in the area by 4 percent thank you your time is up commissioners may i ask you if you have questions. >> project sponsor you have to minutes. >> the rear yard he didn't use the proper qualifying wall a 3 inch delineate between 9 dr requesters qualifying wall and the qualifying wall to the setting this gives us the volume to expand 5 feet into that buildable area other than that i don't have anything to address there's no extraordinary or exceptional circumstances it was presented to you as a indication that staff believes the dr is without merit to please not take dr. >> with that the public hearing is closed. >> commissioner antonini the staff what's the set back in the front and rear how far are we from the street. >> from the front of the wall 15 feet and at the rear. >> it looks like it's a little bit visual from the student one of the views their sun shining if you're across the street you'd the straight on view the elevation the reality if you're on the street the sidewalk level you're going to see much less with a 15

. >> morning from the department 4 one one boulevard is a use for installation of a second kitchen on the ground floor abatement was issued on may 21st of last year we don't see any permits that will deal with the violation therefore staff represents to uphold the abatement and goes an assessment of costs that concludes my report. >> i have a question is it right. i read the letter that the attorneys wrote this is not allowed by planning that the second kitchen is not allowed is there an issue about permitting it if it's not allowed by planning. >> it's i would say with recent changes to the code it could be possible to legalize it. >> commissioner walker. >> are there 0 any safety issues involved with this at this junction i mean it's not really a second unit correct it's more of a man. >> any breach of the code until we can verify it is assumed it's a second. >> has the department been there to inspector the department is aware of it has the department been inside. >> not inside since the notice of violation was issued commissioner walker. >> has there i mean, i know it's kind of a

she found the one male victim on the kitchen floor. walked into the living room area, which is right next to the kitchen, and did see her boyfriend couch and another unknown male also on a couch. >> reporter: two of the men were in their 30s. the other is in his 40s. police are still looking for one or more people responsible for this shooting. as of right now, there is no official motive. for now, that's the latest here in holmesburg. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> now to a developing story from delaware. the kids are safe but their mother keshia hamilton, remains missing this morning following an amber alert. hamilton was last seen at her house on east cayhill lane. keshia hamilton and her two children 4-year-old collette and 4-month-old cortez disappeared early yesterday. late last night, police learned the kids were alive and safe in the company of their father. neighbors say the last time anybody heard from keshia she texted a cryptic message to a family member. >> if you're here for me then call the cops please. she didn't sho

she walked in and found the one male victim on the kitchen floor. walked into the living room area which is next to the kitchen and see her boyfriend on the couch and another unknown male. >> reporter: medics who were called to the scene three men two hispanic males and an asian male were pronounced dead at the scene. >> leave four houses and i didn't hear nothing. that corner house has been trouble. >> reporter: how so? >> involved in drugs. >> a lot of friends and family are telling us to get out of here. we were at bingo when this all went down and come back and see 8 squad cars out. >> reporter: authorities say they do not have a motive for the triple murder. they did not find drugs inside the home. >> i think it's getting so bad i've been around here for five years, i live on lawrence street. it gets worse and worse by the day. >> reporter: police will check own see if there are any security cameras in the area. they have not released the victims' identities. again, they don't have a motive they are going to try to figure out and find out who wa

what was your first job in the kitchen? the beaver because i was just washing everything. you know, they make you clean the vegetables, they make you carry all the boxes from the market. >> 14. you can't do that anymore, can you? >> i don't think you can make them work 12 hours a day. >> right. >> and pay him maybe a buck a month. >> oh, the good ol' days. why lyon? why here? look at the fundamentals, the things the lyonnais think of as birth rights, the right, for instance, to eat delicious cured pork and unimaginably delicious forms. >> the art lyonnais can't live without it. >> look at this. >> pate, sausages. it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. [ speaking french ] and few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig. [ speaking french ] >> 20 ton of sausages just inside this room. they are coming and they are going mad with the production. >> right. in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly and fat back, they are fed in batches through a vertical chopper. a sprinkling of seasoning and spices.

the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >> the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's armed. that's when lashon sawyer returns from the kitchen with the gun he says he found. >> just as i'm about to enter the bar, i hear, he's got a gun. now for a split second i thought they were talking abo

>> my grandma -- she used to toil in the kitchen for hours to make these. i cooked them in 15 minutes. >> really? >> yeah, under pressure. look at the results that i got. i had 100 meatballs in here -- look at that. >> that's a lot of meatballs. >> that is a lot of meatballs, and you know what? i'm sorry to say... >> beautiful. >> ...gram, i cooked them under pressure, and they actually taste better. >> you know what, eric? with all that we've made today and all of it's not just delicious, but it's so simple -- i know that the power pressure cooker xl is something that i'm gonna rely on to make fast and healthy meals every single day. i mean, look at the incredible variety of food we've made today -- tender, fall off the bone meats, like pot roast ribs, and shredded pork... whole chickens and wings that went from frozen to fabulous in minutes... incredible one pot meals, like mexican chicken and rice, beans, stroganoff, and -- what was that? -- osso... >> [ chuckles ] osso buco. >> ...osso buco. i mean, even seafood, rice chili, pasta, and canned food -- we

in the kitchen police found bags full of blood soaked paper towels and a bloody mop, evidence that theeaned up after the murders. police searched the rest of the house. upstairs on the third floor they made another chilling discovery, a fifth body. 84-year-old alma list, she had been shot in the head. in the den, police found two guns and a letter addressed to the pastor of the local church that the list family attended. >> i know that what has been done is wrong. i'm sure many will say, how can anyone do such a horrible thing. mother is in the hallway in the attic. >> the letter was not only a confession but an explanation. it was signed by john list. list had recently lost a lucrative banking job was having money problems and feared his family would have to go on welfare. and he had other concerns. as a devout christian, list feared that his family was turning away from a christian life and would eventually stop going to church. he disapproved of his daughter's growing interest in an acting career, a profession he considered to be immoral. in the mind of john list, there was only one

apparently, this fire started on the first floor in the back of the home near the kitchen area. the elderly man was found he was lying on a couch, in the front of the home. again, on the first floor. he was apparently home alone. he did have working smoke detectors, they were going off, at this point fire officials are not certain as to why the man couldn't escape. but he is older. essay parentally military veteran did have some sort of disability. fire crews found walker inside the house. what we don't know is a cause of the fire at the time. firefighters are reminding people of of various cold weather safety tips, space heaters of the course need 3 feet of space, don't try to use alternative sources of heat to like for instance appliance in the kitchen also, don't leave food unattended in the kitchen. and while fire working in these freezing temperatures is typically ma major challenge for fire crews in general in this case, the fire commissioner says it wasn't as much of an issue. we would hear from the fire commissioner coming up at 4:30. back to you. >> jennifer joyce live f

the cause is under investigation, it appears the fire started in the kitchen. neighborhood called 911 around 1:15. the first firefighters were on scene in four minutes. firefighters discovered a 79-year-old man on the couch on the first floor rushed to einstein and pronounced dead after 2:00 a.m. fire officials say there were working smoke alarms inside the home. >> the smoke alarms were in place, they were activated. this person appeared to have some disabilities. we are not show sure why he he was not able to get out because the smoke alarms did low e go off. if you're planning your home escape plan practice it so you can get out safely. >> reporter: the neighboring homes were not damaged. three people were displayed by the fire. the 79-year-old man was home alone at the time. his three family members are staying with other families. as you look out on the street on roslyn there's ice. the weather did not play a role in the fighting the he -- the fire it appear it is the fire started in the kitchen. the cause is under investigation, the fire marshal is on the

he picked up a knife from the kitchen and went to laura's bedroom. he suffocated her with a pillow. d then he stabbed her. clark used the scissors to remove her earrings which left the blood impression on the pillowcase. and in that blood, the partial thumbprint revealed by the black stain. there was no blood trail in the house since clark wrapped the body in bed linens and plastic. while transporting the body to the woods, he accidentally dropped the bloody pillowcase with his thumbprint, later found by police. before dawn, he returned to clean up as much blood from the mattress as he could, found with the luminol. at daybreak, clark needed to exit the house without being seen, so he dressed up as laura. before leaving, clark made a second mistake. he used laura's hairbrush to comb his wig, leaving behind the single fiber linking him and his wig to the murder scene. later that day, he purchased a replacement bedsheet for laura's bed. he may have been on his way to replace it when he encountered laura's brother outside the home the next night. a partial thumbprint and a single wig fi

this statement had, like i said everything but the kitchen sink. was seen as an update -- upbeat statement on what the economy has done, but the economy has done better, and the question is what will it do and what will inflation the? >> as diane is pointing out, we had this uneven period of growth, but we ended the fourth quarter with disappointing retail sales in capital spending. we're not getting the evenness that we like to see and that we all count on, especially those of us that have been in the business for couple of decades. >> just a couple of decades. >> more than a couple of us -- couple for some of us. >> scarlet fu, what are you seeing? >> when you look at the dollar against the yen, you can see the dollar weakened to it session low. it is making a recovery, but it is within a narrow trading band that we have seen all day. over a longer term period say five years, it is still a strong dollar versus yen story. i cannot help but think that as you compare with the central bank is doing here in the united states versus what the bank of ja

so again one person found lying on the kitchen floor. o other people sitting on the couch all of them shot in the head. police right now combing through surveillance video trying to figure out any clues as to what may have happened. of course, back here live this morning, we saw police tow away a red car taking it away for evidence in this crime. right now police say they don't know the number of shooters but they do know those people are on the loose armed and dangerous. guys? >>> all right. sabina, thank you so much. we have some more violence to talk about in the logan second of the city. three people were shot outside of a bar right there at 17th and west wingahocken street. there was actually a birthday party going inside the bar. there was a fight that broke out a man and a woman are both in critical condition at this hour. another man is in stable condition. so far no arrests. also we are following a developing story a changing involving situation out of france. an intelligent group says it has verified a seven minute long video wh

. >> i sat down with bill one day at the kitchen table, and i spoke with him. and i told him, you know, bill, you're the last one that saw my mother. you're the only one that would know what happened to her, and he just kind of sat there and looked at me and never said a word. >> police used cadaver dogs to search the bruns' home. the dogs are trained with a chemical formula called pseudo corpse, which mimics the smell of decaying flesh. trained dogs will lie down when they detect the smell of a body. when dr. edward david led his dog through the home, the dog headed immediately to the basement. >> i could tell by the dog's attitude, by that i mean the position of the tail, the ears, that the dog was scenting. and the dog then circled around the crawl space several times. and then near the entrance to the crawl space, the dog lay down. >> detectives began to excavate the area identified by the dog, confident that the mystery of pearl bruns' disappearance had finally been solved. but to their astonishment, they found nothing. i know... this third shift is rough..

in the kitchen people are allowed to go and get what they want. do you no how controversial that is? >> a little bit of autonomy. >> because the argument is a diabetic may get a soda. an alzheimer's patient might go and get a cookie. it is fascinating. you see the write ups for patients of violating rules and you can get written up by the way, that idea. the most common reason people get written up is because they violated food rules. alzheimer's patients ordering cookies, for example. you know what, let them have the damn cookie. the ability to offer choices what we have sacrificed is the idea that these are people who live for something more than bingo and safety and just being alive today. they had histories. they were teachers policemen, teachers, policemen, doctors, and they care about the connections to the outside world church, other places they were a part of. and they and they care about being able to live for larger purposes. one of the fascinating experiments i talk about is this pioneer who brought pets into nursing homes and had to bat

the fire chief says it all started in the kitchen. they were able to prevent the flames from spreading into other part of the restaurant, and now these are some of the photos police took of the fire. dinner was being served at the time, for the fire, but fortunately no one was hurt. >> we got here the fire was blowing through the roof in the kitchen. we managed to control the fire contain it to the kitchen area. kept it out of the restaurant, but i'm afraid the kitchen has been destroyed. i'm afraid they'll be out of business for awhile. >> representative from peddlers village says an investigator will survey the damage sometime today and try to figure out when the restaurant can possibly reopen. erika? >> ukee, search crews will be back out at daylight this morning, to look for the body of a worker presume dead in a bucks county silo collapse. it happened sometime around midnight thursday at riverside cement. that is in the riverside industrial complex in bristol township on north radcliff road. family members say the victim is 48 yea