. >> on the floor underneath that shelf, investigators saw a manila folder. when they turned it over, they found something. >> we looked at it closer and we actually noticed the fingerprint in blood. myself and mr. carlisle looked at each other and said, "we've got him." >> was it possible the killer accidently knocked it onto the floor as he was stealing the security system vcr? >> the folder, the fingerprint wasn't face up, so the person who, as they were leaving, probably wouldn't have known that they left that essential piece of evidence. >> but it was a partial print and badly smudged. >> the technician and i were going back and forth and i'm like, well, i think i can use it, but let's see if we can make it a little better. i handed it back to him. >> but enhancing it would come at a price. >> that would destroy the dna profile of the blood the fingerprint was left in. >> investigators decided the risk was worth it. the print was sprayed with amino black, a chemical dye that reacts with the proteins in blood. >> we worked on it a little bit more and we de

the port of manila in december we wanted to bring the rip to life so we went to nila administrative review and peter daily and jim the market director i'll let porter and jim start off was a really good trip our brothers and sisters from philippines it is something that didn't sit on the wall it has to be a breathing document we have to make it happen we've gotten a good start so passport and jim start and we'll go from there. >> good afternoon, commissioners thank you commissioner adams for the changing change chance to give a belief overview of the trip in 2014 the port commission was reporting the relationship for manila we have with only of the largest filipino populations in north america and in san francisco the sisters cities with manila we met with the executive staff and they notified us we took ultimatum of them up on the offer and the general manager and staff couldn't have been more hope it to us and commissioner adams hit the nail on the head the port authorities wanted to make this a living breathing relationship not sat american people the wall we f

we asked for help from the manila government and the police to help identify the bodies. >> reporter: the president's orders are clear. conduct a thorough investigation and hold those responsible accountable. for those grieving they may not be able to get closure. it's too late. their loved ones paid the ultimate price. >>> there has been a surge in asylum seekers from bangladesh and myanmar to indonesia and malaysia. it's followed a crackdown in thailand. a major destination for the people smuggling expert. malaysians detained more than 1,000 rohingya migrants. many children. days earlier hundreds off the coast were rescued. we are joint from an asylum we are sent this update. >> the story of the hundreds of rohingya asylum seekers stranded here are horrifying. they tell us they spent 2-3 months on a boat trying to zap, trying to go to malaysia and basically they were left at sea to die. the people here managed to get to shore, they were close to the land and helped by locals. many other boats, at least four others that they know of are out there. the u.n.h.c.r. said there's thousand

impossible for them to survive. >> reporter: like many plants here in the mostly poor area north of the capitol manilahis factory manufactures products for the high-end market. expensive bubber sandals made by workers who make less than 3 usd a day. for the families that are waiting for news about their loved ones the situation has never been more confusing. the government can't confirm whether safety and labor regulations have been followed by this company. the owner is also unable to confirm total number of workers that worked in the plant. and the death toll keeps rising. >> translator: the priority right now is to assist the families and provide what they need. we have asked for help from the national government and police to help identify the bodies. >> reporter: the president's orders are clear, conduct a thorough investigation, and hold those responsible accountable. but for those grieving the charred remains of this factory may no longer be able to provide any closure. it is too late now, they say, their loved ones have already paid the ultimate price. >>> still to come on the program, rewards

manila time. the fire protection says 31 people have been confirmed dead, 28 of those bodies are still stuck on the second floor of this factory a rubber factory. local government said they're still going for the number of fatalities. it is a very difficult task at the moment, the recovery, the very grim task of recovering bodies, because operations had to be halted because local government said the believe itself is on the brink of collapse, so they've had to as and made sure those people who are coming in, the volunteers rescuing the bodies will be safe, as well. the owners of this factory cannot determine how many workers are inside or actually worked for them. remember that this area of venezuela city is what is considered the plastic production capitol of manila, rubbers, chemical factories are all based out of there. the situation for those workers for their families is very difficult at the moment. this is like many other areas in manila relatively poor area where majority of the workers get an

we have more from the scene of the fire in manila. >> we are right outside the factory. it is a fire that took more than seven hours to be put out. now local government says at least 60 were trapped in there. but the total number of workers is undetermined because the owner of the factory cannot give a total tally as to how many people were working there. it took more than 10 hours before recovery started. the remaining questions over security and safety of the building for rescuers here. what is clear now is that there is a strong smell already of rotten flesh. families have been coming forward. they have been waiting for news about their loved ones. local government at the moment unable to give news, except that everyone trapped in there perished in the fire. now this is the stair case that leads to the second floor. that is where most of the bodies are trapped and the concentration of the fire also. local government admits that this process of identifying the eye bodies, handing over the bodies will take time. the president demanded a thorough investigation start to d

the blaze raged for seven hours in the manila suburb, and firefighters say extreme heat tempered theescue efforts. they thought the fire was caused by welding work. more than 150 people in 1996 died at a disco. were jailed for failing to conduct safety checks. the vatican has officially recognized the state of palestine, sparking anger and disapproval in israel. a new treaty makes it clear that the holy see has switched his diplomatic focus from the plo. israel and the u.s. oppose recognition of palestine saying they want a peaceful resolution. the u.s. -- u.n. general assembly recognized palestine in 2012. the dollar fell to a four-month low overnight. disappointing retail sales in april in the u.s. -- the fed delay will delay interest rates. was more or less unchanged overnight. a closer look at the markets with the chief investment strategist. retail figures show that even though americans have more dollars in their pocket, maybe because of wage increases or jobs or cheaper oil, they are not really splurging. why not? guest: they are not. several reasons. the first is while there

adam: the byler museum, the manila museum. they love the energy of the po mpidou. it was those that came up over and over again. charlie: you said i'm not just here, i'm not prepared to compete. i don't do that. if you want me to do it, offer me the job and i will do it. renzo: i hope you understand, at a certain age you don't want to fall in love with jobs like that. you don't want to fall in love and then it goes away with somebody else. you know it's too much. , charlie: you don't want to fall in love with the idea of building this museum because you have to tell them what it is and have them say we will decide on someone else. renzo: it's just that passion. it is not arrogance. you cannot do this profession without passion. yet it yourself entirely fair. this was incredible. i'm european, italian. i grew up with the idea that freedom comes from this country. you know. we grow with this great idea great roots, great culture. at the same time you need. you need freedom. america was and is about that attitude. making a house for american art, an incredible challen

. >>> factor fire has killed 7 # people broke out at a rubber slipper factor near the capitol of manila. the blaze trapped workers on the second floor where iron grills on the windows prevent anybody from escaping. >>> a jury in boston is deliberating whether boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will spend life in prison or die of lethal injection. plea people were killed and 200 wounded in the april 23 attack near the finish line. >>> phillies beat the pirates last night 3-2. cole hamels struck out 9 over 7 strong innings jonathan paplebon made his 113th save as a philly. he is the all time leader. >>> former "dancing with the stars" contestant tried to exit and went airborne. he hopped back into the cockpit and took 11 more lapse. >> wow after 75 years of flying the end is near for one airline. >>> new research may get you starting brushing flossing and seeing a dentist regularly. >>> temperatures in the 40s so a light jacket for the kids would do, in the afternoon shorts and ts. i'll be back to check out the severe weather for those of you traveling across the nation. > "action n

. >> now the mayor of manila set up a giant screens around the city.ive of the fight. it is going to be carried on many networks as well. for free for people to watch. you can even buy tick goats to the movie theaters to see the there are a lot of legend about manny pacquiao fights for example that there are defacto cease fires between gur rerrill insurgents when manny pacquiao fights. crime rates drop to absolute low levels. and also the epic traffic that normally clogs the streets of manila, that the roads are virtually clear because everyone is at home or some venue watching the big fight. and there are newspaper polls published say something 70% of adult filipinos are closely following the events leading up to the match. just a little bit less than polls showed philippifilipinos the pope when he visited earlier this year. the philippines a heavily catholic area and victims to pacman fever. >> traffic clears, crime rate goes down, just because of this fight. >> oh, yeah. he's the dude, man, in the philippines. >> now on to sports, american sports, b

a relative of several of the victims claims -- reporter: a rundown district on the northern edge of manila. police said the fire started when sparks from a welding machine near the main entrance set flammable chemicals a light. it has caused workers who could not immediately escape, retreated to the second floor. it has raised questions. translator: there were exit points. the stairs worldwide. why could they not escape? reporter: a search for bodies was suspended because of the heat and structural concerns. on thursday, efforts began again and the authorities allowed this father to enter. translator: i was hoping that if i saw the body i would be able to recognize her. i saw the remains, i could not. no parent can recognize their child through burnt skeletons. reporter: relatives claim iron grill toss reinforced with sensor wire covered windows and loved ones saying they worked sending text messages that they were on the second floor. surviving employees a date toiled with toxic chemicals without any briefing from management on safety procedures. host: the u.n. says 14 people were killed

filipino-american and arts and events in the month of may with the filipino foundation and the theatre manila and yerba buena gardens festival we are presenting offer 50 artists in the arts festival at the t in the filipino and in the yerba buena gardens and director of the community-based organization and an individual artist the yerba buena gardens celebrating it's 15 year a model for all presenting arts organization activating a place and present a wide range of john rays of color and san franciscans economic levels can joy they provide opportunity for artists to showcase to many and it has great visibility as a small nonprofit organization without walls the yerba buena gardens festival is a mission free please support and encourage the yerba buena gardens festival work by supporting it for another 3 years thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm john callaway a form artist commission and program for the arts in the school district i'm in support of programming agreement for the next 1 to 3 years they've done everything they could in terms of the uses they've bracketing

in a suburb of the capital manila. the fire started when welding flames came in contact with flammable chemicals. firefighters took 15 minutes to get to the scene. heavy smoke blocked the entrance. >>> global news segments, commenting on the coup in burundi, under the headline mind the coup, such conduct remains mindlessly common. the leader may find he enjoys his new powers too much to give them up. >>> under the headline, snubbing the salesman, daily star of lebanon, says it shouldn't have been a surprise. goes on to say that saudi arabia and the gulf allies can rely on the united states to sell weapons systems but not to help minimize threats in the region. >>> finally toronto's global mail editorial cartoon. it imagination group therapy where middle eastern participants are fighting to the death. a therapist saying, in second thought let's not get in touch with our inner most feelings. >>> the kansas cannes film festival is bigger than ever, charlie angela is there with more of what we can expect in the next 12 days

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they decided to make a break and leaked -- lept overboard grabbing a hold of one of the manila ropes lashed from the bow to the dock. they began crossing the line called a howser, handover hand monkeylike, suspended above the river. inside the tilting ship, the mandolin players and violinists struggled to play and began to dig their heels into the floor to keep from slipping. the eastland leaned further. in the engine room, a chute used to discharge ashes dipped under water. the river began to gush in. some of the smokers and oilers hightailed it up ladders and fled. on the tugboat, mcdonald was alarmed to see water starting to gush into open gangways. the square doorways used to load cargo and passengers. before he could even shout a warning, one of the bow lines, pulling and pulling on a massive stake, lifted the piling out of the dock. then the second dock line snapped. "get off! the boat is turning over!" a food cart worker shouted. he was wheeling his cart across the clark street bridge. struck now by the danger captain peterson yelled to a crew member, "open the doors. take peop

. -- lept overboard, grabbing a hold of one of the manila ropes lashed from the bow to the dock. they began crossing the line called a howeser, handover hand, monkeylike, suspended above the river. inside the tilting ship, the mandolin players and violinists struggle to play and began to dig their heels into the floor to keep from slipping. the eastland leaned further. in the engine room, a chute used to discharge ashes dipped under water. the river began to gush in. some of the smokers and oilers hightailed it up ladders and fled. on the tugboat, mcdonald was alarmed to see water starting to gush into open gangways. the square doorways used to load cargo and passengers. before he could even shout a warning, one of the bow lines, pulling and pulling on a massive stake, lifted the piling out of the dock. then the second dock line snapped. "get off! the boat is turning over!" shouted mike. struck now by the danger captain peterson yelled to a crew member, "open the doors. take people off." a refrigerator tipped over on a lower deck and bottles crashed. dishes slipped from their she

he also said when he picked up the package he put the money in a manila folder. he put the money in a red line bag and later put the money in a manila folder in the car. he changed from saying there were four bundles and we don't know that there were four versus two bundles and key points that the assistant changed the story on. makes you wonder whether they may be complicit. what's going on? the detectives are very active in this investigation and no other arrests have been made but they do believe that he did have other accomplices and i can tell you by reading it does appear that may be the case. >> one case a person with short hair an african-american male was seen with short hair driving the family car, the porsche. mr. went does not have short hair. >> right. that's an interesting point too. that's something investigators are looking at and comparing the hairstyles. there was another witness that was interviewed and this is in the court documents. that witness had a picture of that red line bag with the money in it. that makes you wonder why a picture would

at least 31 have been killed in a factory fire in the philippines, happening in a suburb of the capital manilaing embers came into contact with flammable chemicals, as many as 50 workers could be trapped inside. >> french president francis hollande pledged to pay back a moral debt to haiti. he was met by protesters angry about a debt for property lost during the slave rebellion. we have this report. >> reporter: this is the second time a sitting french president visited haiti, it's the latest stop on a regional tour. despite the warm welcome by michel martelly, the relationship is uneasy at best. for many, the presence of the french leader is a painful reminder of a harsh colonial clash. there was a revolt in 1804. it demanded conscious to slave owners that many believed crippled it since. if haiti is in misery today, that's because of france, why we are organising france to comment us. >> if francis hollande wants to visit haiti, he has to come with restitution. we fought them for independence, and they forced us to pay them to recognise it. >> like generations of french leaders, they spoke o

cesar purisima joining us on the line from manila. talking about the growth, which was a misstep.'s look at what is trending on social media. still following what is being said on social media, the arrests for fifa. it is the world's game so you will get a lot of reaction. batter. this is the first time in american law enforcement agency has the backing of the rest of the world. america is so bad at being second, they decided to investigate fifa. last, let's take a look at this. interesting -- as we know, it will still be in russia and is given to america. seen many have comments about how it has taken the u.s. to reach out and investigate. the department of justice. we have a former british .ootballer, the u.s. is the only nation that can tackle fifa. other person on twitter saying, here is my scenario. onar and russia hold out holding tournaments. -- lose out on holding tournaments. there are only two bank contenders. contenders. david: that is a look at what is trending on social media. if you use twitter, you can stay in touch with us. you can follow us. asia's division strugg

the philippines? >> well first of all, good evening from manila. we are lucky that it's night fall the defeat of all the filipinos - basically it's a sad nation. pride has been pricked and the judges did get it right. it's a sad fact. we have to admit that floyd mayweather won the match >>> manny pacquioa talked of a shoulder injury do you think he looked restricted in the way he fought? >> he might have been but manny is not one to give excuses. floyd stuck to his game plan picking apart manny pacquioa from long distances, and when he weighed in, floyd mayweather clinched and disengaged manny. that frustrated him, and that happened in the whole flight. i thought he was defeated. does he need to carry on. do you think he will fight again. right now it's a possibility. i know he does not want to end the career on a sour note. he will be looking to fight one more time. but the best advice is to take a few days off. this was a legacy fight. he's taken a couple of losses. tarnishes the reputation as one of the greatest of all time. i think he'll fight o

the century, comparing it to such legendary bouts like muhammad ali's rumble in jungle and the thrilla in manila. but the fight is not without controversy. mayweather has three domestic violence convictions. he stands in stark contrast to the underdog pacquiao, a national hero to the people of the philippines, where he grew up in extreme poverty to become one of boxing's biggest draws. the fight expected to generate up to $400 million by some estimates. mayweather could take home up to $200 million. the largest payday ever for an athlete. no shortage of a-list celebrities watching ringside too. de niro decaprio jordan, brady, just to name a few. we caught up with jamie foxx already, who will sing the national anthem, and none other than justin bieber will escort mayweather into the ring. sure, all eyes might be on the ring a little later tonight, but security keeping a close eye on the people here in vegas. about 100,000 are expected this weekend just to be apart of the fight festivities. some of the tightest security for a fight we've seen in vegas, maybe ever. cecilia? >> i'll be watching from

mentioned on the china front we know some of the things on the table so as it related to the philippines in manilaou said they wanted it it to be a detainment relationship what's some of the thupgdz we could put down on the table from the ports prospective. >> well did poendz their role a in a developing stages they're ten. >> excuse me. commissioners we didn't have this stem schedule as a agendized item maybe agendize it for the next meeting. >> oh, okay. >> just generally do a report on the sister reports. >> a brief one. >> okay that will take care of it thank you. >> any public comment on this item? i think i have shawn if hose still here there he is. >> yeah. >> and then after sharon i have mel vin and monthly that wishes to speak. >> and wungs you don't have to submittal your name more public comment. >> hi thank you for letting me speak again one the things that thought touched on as far as the commissioners report reaching out and partnering with the port and us i know the port is working hard they're trying to market themselves out of on a regional basis to get all kinds of different carg

the back side of the storm, manila is getting heavy rain and gusty winds. to pick a spot in the philippines to hit with a category 5 storm, that is the best spot to affect as few people as possible, right? here is the track. category 5 and then 3 and not done with the storm yet. as the storm goes back out, there is okinawa. talking about a category 2 hurricane equivalent to hit that area and then head up mainland japan as a category 1 storm. the worst of it ending for the philippines and hooks out to okinawa the next few days with winds in excess of a hundred miles an hour. i don't think the damage is going to be devastating and i don't think a lot of casualties. one typhoon a few years back hit that area that could not handle the kind of winds that came on shore with the winds you expect from a super typhoon. >> ivan, thank you so much. we will continue to watch that. >>> jameis winston not let a sexual accusation get past him as he is suing the woman who accused him of rape. >> now the u.n. is calling this a breach of international law. we will talk about

the time. >> this is one of manila's deadliest fires engulfing most of the factory lasting more than seven hours. for most of the workers there was no way out. this man is desperate for answers. his children and granddaughter were working in the factory when the fire broke out. this morning he went inside and had a look. the chance that they survived are slim. >> the only thing left are burnt bones, skulls. they've all melted, along with the metal. do you see those windows? even cats won't be able to escape, what's more my children. how do i find what's left of them? >> we heard a big explosion and everything went brack. that took seconds. those on the second floor, it was impossible for them to survive. >> like many other plants here in this mostly poor area north of the capital this factory manufactures products for the high e. owned market, expensive rubber sandals produced by workers who make less than three u.s. dollars a day. they have no medical benefits or job security. >> for the families waiting for news about their loved ones, the situation has never been more confusing. the local gov

very nationalist forces the united states brought back will immediately claim the united states should not have control of manilathe night is states will find itself with an unprepared war for more than three years against various filipino groups who we thought were our friends. they didn't want us there. 41 months of warfare, 100 26,000 americans will serve in the philippines. 4200 americans will be killed. 20,000 filipinos will be killed. another 20,000 will die from famine. this is a quagmire of a war. it will go on for four years. a war the united states did not prepare for. a war motivated by american interest in keeping other powers out of this important place. motivated by the desire to in the spanish empire, a war the united states did not plan for. the power has given them new challenges, challenges we may still be a prepared for. we have a rise of a new america that has extended four years of war, a thousand miles away in the philippines. in america that finds itself in the philippines. most americans didn't know why we were there but knew we were there. america that had economic, cold tro, military in

. >> a factory fire in the fill leans happened at a sandal factory outside of manila. the mayor said sparks from we would be equipment came into contact with chemicals. it took more than five hours to bring that fire under control. officials say no survivors have been found since then. they do expect the death toll will rise. >> secretary of state john kerry is in turkey meeting with nato's foreign minister, his visit comes on the heels of a sit down with russian president vladimir putin in sochi. nato members are said to be unified and forces need to adhere to the peace deal agreed upon earlier this year. >> i think there was strong agreement among all of the nato members that this is a critical moment for action by russia, by the separatists to live up to the minsk agreement and that it is critical to get the osce into areas of conflict and it is important to end the conflict in those areas. >> kerry said they are unified for lifting sanctions that against russia after fighting comes to an end. >> president obama will meet gulf leaders today representatives from six s

milk always not the only company betting on manila. pany has big plans as well. ♪ >> this was gomez's second straight win in colombia. angie: welcome to the stock exchange. we are taking a look ahead to the openings in australia and south korea. >> i've been doing research on japan's energy usage. interesting fact. energy consumed in tokyo is the same as used by the nordic countries. you believe that? angie: good to know. zeb: why am i talking about this? it takes a lot of energy to power tokyo. we have all been there. tokyo electric is the main utility, notorious for the fukushima meltdown. it is the technology that powers modern-day tokyo. shares are up 2.7% year to date. a report out today that they will spend ¥800 billion through 2023 on capital expenditures. angie: light it up. powering ahead to yvonne. sell office equivalent to small and medium-sized businesses. we see it every day. angie: i like the chairs. zeb: are you importing your desk? yvonne: this is interesting are buying back shares. 3.4 million shares, as much as 160 mil

this is the country of the philippines, you can see manila to the south getting the outer band rains. the strongest of winds and most destructive part of the storm affecting laoag. 260 kilometer per hour winds. hower wind gusts. this makes it equivalent to a strong category 5 hurricane. this particular region we've highlighted in dark red, that's where we're expecting the major impacts, heavy dangers to structures, wide spread disruption to electricity and communication services. the local emergency officials have upgraded this region to the highest public warn signal, that's signal number four for both of these particular provinces. the isabella province is the country's top producer of corn. and when we have winds and heavy rain moving through region, that is going to have a heavy toll on the country. now this is amg are also a very mountainous part of the philippines and this is going to have a major impact on how much rain is experienced. the mountain range actually just about 12 kilometers from the shoreline rises from upwards of 9,000 feet. and that basically allows for rain to

we will check the mood in manila today. good morning i'm keeping an eye on the markets this morning. asian stocks reversing gains we saw after the chinese p.m.i. coming out as angie mentioned. shanghai swinging from gains and losses. very volatile morning here. quick stirs, 1 1/2% about an hour ago and now back in positive territory, up about 1/5, hang seng fractionally up as well. here are some of the movers here today. world holdings -- wharf holdings and new world division doing well for themselves. talking about the aussie dollar fourth day of declines and after the chinese manufacturing guide we saw it continued to drop about 78 u.s. cents. about four days ago it was about 0.8 u.s. cents there. it has dropped quite a bit. economists and traders believe the r.b.a. will cut interest rates to a fresh record there just 2%. it's priced in about 76% that they will lower benchmarks to the 2% fresh record lows. analysts say aussie has the potential for a pretty volatile week. angie? energy thanks, yvonne. more weakness on the f

the philippines. it burned a rubber slipper factory just outside manila. police said the fire started when sparks from a welding machine set chemicals on fire and caused a huge explosion that caused billowing smoke. bars on windows prevented many from escaping. >>> a bill ending the national security agencies mass collection of phone records is headed to the senate. the house overwhelmingly passed the usa freedom act yesterday. it replaces the nsa program with a system to search phone data on a case-by-case basis. it was in documents that edward snowden released that they secretly collected all phone records became public but key republican leaders in the senate opposed the bill. >>> a bill that would ban abortions is getting steam in congress. the republican-led house lead it. but it faces an uncertain place in the senate. it would likely be vetoed by president obama. >>> the suspect in a series of new york city hammer attacks is hospitalized this morning after police officers shot and wounded him. david burrill reportedly has a history of mental illness.

bodies of those killed in a factory fire in the philippines, at least 72 decide in the blaze in a shoe factory in manila up to 300 were inside at the time. some are missing. it's not clear if search operations will conclude. >> we are right outside the factory, a fire that took more than 7 hours to put out. up to 70 were trapped. the total numbers are undetermined because the owner of the factory cannot give a tally as to how many were working there. it took more than 10 hours before recovery operations started. there were questions over security and safety of the building for the rescuers. there's a strong smell already of rotten flesh. families have been coming forward. they have been waiting for news about their loved ones. local government at the moment unable to give news, except that everyone trapped in there perished in the fire. now this is the staircase that leads to the second floor. that is where most of the bodies are trapped and the concentration of the fire also. local government admits that this process of identifying the bodies, handing over the bodies will take time. the president has a

to the philippines now, dozens of people are dead after a fire at a footwear factory in the capital of manila. at least 72 people were killed in the blaze. and spoke to a reporter from our affiliate, cnn philippines about what may have caused the fire. >> one possible cause, that investigators are looking into, is possible spark on the ground floor of the factory. that sparked by chemicals used in producing slippers. >> retrieval operations under way. only five survivors have been found. flags at city hall have been lowered to half staff in honor of the victims and an investigation is under way. >> up to two earthquakes within weeks. an urgent need for aid in nepal. the death toll in nepal, india, china, from the quake has rizse to 125 people. >> u.s. searchers found no sign of an american military helicopter disappeared on tuesday while delivering aid. here's will ripley with more. >> reporter: the end of a full day of searching and no seen of the missing marines. army outpost. center of the search-and-rescue effort. for the missing helicopter and many people still trapped in the mountains.

telling authorities he lied when he stated the money was in a manila envelope. red bag the morning of the murders. >> is it possible you don't remember putting it in a manila envelope as opposed to a red bag? it's possible but when a few hours ago, you texted a picture of that same bag. >> reporter: according to washington affiliate, the assistant's instagram account shows pictures in fancy cars. he says #porsche hsh turbo, #porsche 911 #work. they say the porsche was stolen and set on fire. and according to police records, they said that the driver of the stolen porsche had short groom well groomed hair. the only suspect right now had midlength dread locks. and his dna was on a pizza crust found in the home. >> it's almost like a crime novel with an elaborate and complex plot and we're only being given pieces. >> has anybody seen the assistant since this new information emerged? >> reporter: we know from one of his friends that he has been cooperating with police but the friend says he hasn't seen him and it seems he's really gone dark and his father said he did

this is the island of luzon, manila. also getting a few rain bands but not the intense rain and wind i would expect the region to be receiving. isabella province is the country's top producer of corn. 260 kilometer an hour winds is going to devastate crops across the region. it will be interesting to see what happens after the storm moves on. major impacts expected across northeastern luzon to the extreme northern portions of the philippines. widespread disruption to electricity. heavy damage to high risk structures and possibility of storm surge and the open ocean swells over this region in excess of ten meters. it has impacts for the boating and fishing community. this is a particularly mountainous region. the mountains are helping to build up some of the heaviest of precipitation in a meteorological term this is called orographical lifting. you squeeze every droplet and that is what is happening here in luzon. we are squeezing the sponge across the mountains and a significant amount of rain. 300 millimeters of rainfall

it's located outside the capital of manila. zen people are still missing and relatives are now criticizing the safety of the building. they say there were not enough emergency exits in it. >>> his life lies in their hands now. the jury of boston marathon bombing starts deliberating the fate of dzhokhar tsarnaev. the prosecutors had their closing statements yesterday and they are pushing for the death penalty. now the jury must make a unanimous decision in order for tsarnaev to face execution. >>> he says he's on top of the world literally and figuratively. 14-year-old kanal mendon of new jersey is the winner of this year's national geography bee. his prize? a $50,000 college scholarship. germantown sixth grader abhinav karthikeyan made the top ten but unfortunately didn't get into the final three. >>> a michigan couple has not 11, not 12, but 13 little boys, all boys. her 13th son was born yesterday. they say they always wait to find out the sex of their children before they're born. they don't peek but they were not surprised t

the island. not a large density population as compared to manila and with the mountainous terrain we have the possibilityides and flash flooding. very heavy rainfall expected across the northern parts of the philippines. back to you. >> real danger there derrick. we know you'll be tracking it. thank you so much. the baltimore cops accused in the death of freddie gray turn their attention to marilyn moseby in an effort to get her removed from the case. that story next. >>> welcome back. in the city of new york the highly publicized murder trial of a man that confessed to kidnapping and killing a 16-year-old boy in the late 70s is declared a mistrial. he admitted to police he lured etan patz into a basement and killed him in 1979. his defense claims he made up the story due to mental ill rne. on friday the jury reported for the third time it could not reach a verdict. >> i don't understand why the jury couldn't come to a verdict, but i'm convinced. i heard the evidence just as they did and i'm convinced. >> patz's disappearance sparked a nationwide movement to find missing children. he was the first missin

get the package and how he received the package tells authorities he lied when he stated the money was in a manilaelope. police say he texted the picture of the money in a red bag to another witness on the morning of the mudders. >> is it possible that you misremember putting money in a manila envelope as opposed to red bags? it's possible. but starts to become less possible when a few hours ago you texted a picture of that same bag. >> reporter: according to local washington affiliate wttg the assistant's instagram account shows pictures of fancy cars including from inside his boss' blue porsche where he writes another day on the job. my office today is pretty nice. #porsche. #turbo. #911 #911 #work. according to police records a witness says the driver of the stolen porsche had short groomed hair. wint has mid-lengthed dread locks. arrested when his dna was found on a pizza crust where the murders took place. >> almost like a crime novel with an elaborate, complex plot and we're only given pieces. >> reporter: still a lot to learn. police to investigate the people with darin wenton wint when arr