some of the rangers are paid from the profits.nd other locals benefit as well. >> we pay the local population the -- a fee for the right to use the area for tourism. we also create jobs for guides, waiters, and other personnel. tourism is basically the only economic prospect for the people here. >> rhino tracking is subject to strict rules. the rangers supervise and guide the tourists, to make sure that the animals are undisturbed. today's group is especially lucky. they get the chance to quietly observe a rhinoceros cow and her calves. it is a rare sight, and evidence that the rhino population is growing again. the save the rhinoceros team members a claim that now some animals have actually been resettled from the project area to other parts of the country. the tourists from neighboring south africa are impressed. in their country, rhinoceros poaching is at an all-time high. >> the way it is going at the moment, it is a dino flat, from what i can gather. at their watershed, the growth rate has become negative. the rate of poachin

now the justice department is keeping an eye on the investigation by texas rangers. at is more, the local district attorney was asked to remove himself from the case because of his close relationship with the sheriff and suggestions the sheriff may know more than he is saying about the death of alfred wright. >> the sun was just going down when alfred wright pulled into this liquor store on a long quiet stretch of route 87 in east texas, not far from the louisiana border. the 28-year-old physical therapist was on his way to see a patient when his unreliable pickup truck broke down again. his wife lauren, who was home with their two young sons, immediately sent alfred's parents to get him. >> the last time i called him, i just heard heavy breathing. he was in distress of some sort. he was not responding to anything that i was saying. >> his parents were still 20 minutes away, and lauren was growing frantic, sending text after text. >> at 5:57, trying to get to you. answer the phone. answer the phone. please answer. >> okay. >> and 6:16, i said please answer. and that w

back in 1960, this texas ranger memorandum says you expressed guilt to the texas rangers about killingis this true? do you ever have trouble sleeping at night? can you just answer that question? the mcallen police and texas rangers believe you killed irene garza. are you worried about that, sir? are you concerned? feit would not answer our questions, but when we interviewed him five years ago, feit had more to say. >> did you commit the murder of irene garza? >> interesting question. the answer is no. >> he also told us what he thought of dale tacheny, the former monk who says feit admitted murdering irene. >> he says you committed the murder. >> i think he's demented. >> what about the priest, father o'brien. he says you committed the murder too and he knew you very well. [ speaking latin ] >> what does that mean, sir? >> look it up. >> he was speaking latin with a reference to the late father o'brien. it means "do not speak ill of the dead." now 80 years old, feit has done volunteer work at this local catholic food bank. >> i don't care what type of person he's become nowadays. he's

one group went on with the rangers, the second report on extortion 17. there was a mistake made after the crash to retrieve the list of afghans that were aboard 17. he listed that was provided was for the other squad that was with the rangers. this created this confusion and led to some speculation that there was a switching out of the actual forces. that is not the case, sir. >> why were there afghans on the plane? what kind of experiences we have with these people -- i keep saying plain. on the helicopter. what kind of experience that we have come away kind of missions to they have in the past, is this a new group, can you provide some context, please? >> yes, sir. this group of afghans we referred to as our partner unit and they have been aligned with our assault forces going back to 2009. the purpose of these forces is to facilitate actions on the objective primarily by speaking with and dealing with the enemy and the civilians on the target because they speak the language and they know the culture. earlier, thened majority of these missions, since w

the loss in phoenix. not much scoring. it's 1-0 rangers in the first. but they had an extra attacker and he gets his first goal as a blackhawk and its two-one. and then they threw a scare into the rangers. it can stop them and the rangers hang on to beat them 2-1. now they come home to get ready for the anticipated stadium series game in soldier field. a lot of first ad, the camp. new game at the park new game for the new manager and a record crowd. two scoreless innings innings. struck out to get out of a jam. a good day for castro. 242 including this shot to the third scoring and they lead to-0. arizona comes back to win but it was a good start. >> i felt great. first day out. lots of emotion. first game in this new stadium. happy with how pitched. we got a double play in the second. it's what you want in spring training. work on all your pitches and have all the different scenarios. >> i imagine that walk at the beginning went to that the motion. >> fireworks were going off. fans were going nuts. it's a new atmosphere. you have to get used to it. you

it is the no sound that bothers the ranger most. >> i feel like i would have heard something if there was a lot of commotion. >> reporter: so before now the most that they have seen here in terms of crime was the occasional car break in. the ranger still thinks this park is safe. reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 5 pipe bombs bombs and a loaded gun is what sheriff's deputies found inside an rv belonging to a convicted felon. they arrested erik richard snyder. deputies searched his vehicle after determining his license plate belonged to arth vehicle. they -- to another vehicle. the bomb squad was called in. >>> rides on the muni may get more expenses. fair increases will be discussed tomorrow. ktvu's david stevenson is live in the city. there is expected to be big push back here. >>> there is. this is the first time -- >> reporter: there is. this is the first time they are operating with a surplus. >> reporter: san francisco muni riders get ready to count your coins. this summer fairs are set to jump from $2 to $2.25. >> i am against it. >> i want to know the reas

when the ranger tried to stop the suspect, he jumped into a black mercedes and the mercedes driver spedtwo parked rangers' cars and then heading across the bridge, according to picavet. >> reporter:the car chase ended when the mercedes rear-ended another car at the toll plaza, picavet said. no one was injured in any of the crashes. the suspects, described only has young black males, then got out of the car and ran east from the bridge toward fort point. park service rangers, along california highway patrol, set up a perimeter to search for the suspects but did not find them, picavet said. the investigation is continuing today, and picavet said police have seized the suspects' car. >> pam: she said the case is a reminder that bay area visitors and residents alike should keep valuables out of sight in cars. "car break-ins along scenic view points do happen year round," picavet said. "we actively try to warn people, don't leave anything valuable or visible in your car." >> reporter:picavet added that thieves work very quickly whencars and that often, the "most of the cars that are broken i

maxwell was accepted into the oldest and most exclusive law enforcement agency in north america, the texas rangers with only 134 members. >> i thought about it a great deal, that if i became in law enforcement, if i was able to eventually get into the texas rangers and it remained unsolved, that i would be able to reopen the case and eventually solve it. >> and by this time, the houston police department had recently purchased an afis system, the automated fingerprint identification system which can instantaneously compare unknown prints to those in the houston database. david asked the department to run the unidentified prints found in his sister's car. at the time, they actually had to be traced. >> we don't do that anymore. but years ago, the traced image we just had better luck with the tracing than the direct -- the image just wasn't as clear as it is now. >> unfortunately, there was no match. >> i began to think that maybe he was dead, because i couldn't imagine that you would commit that type of crime, which was probably random, and never commit it again. >> and the case turned cold again f

it is a vital tool for the rangers who believe they are winning the flight. >> we are beating the poachers we are dealing with them effectively. the census is an indicator that we have been successful. >> the planes circle over the savanna. sees counting elephants to if new births outweighing those purged. a shocking statistic in africa, an elephant is killed by poachers every 15 minutes. the hope of the senses is that it will show a resilient elephant population that also indicates where they are and if they are sure writing into territory vulnerable to the poachers. then the hard reality. allowed to hear about a target. it is a huge bowl with tasks. gives thetic dart team time to work. bull with tusks. >> they have an automatic spear up a tree that the elephant trips and the spear falls or a guy sits up in the tree and spears the elephant from the top. >> a special clay sucks out the poison and heals the wound. two more weeks and he would have been dead. he has to be pulled up, a new lease of life until the poachers strike again. >> how old is this one? >> he is about three years. >> for

. >> pam: while you are upset about the rangers remember we needed. goodnight we need the rain!transmission) oh, oh, oh. you should have worn gumboots. i'm fine. i'm agile. so hodgins asked angela to marry him. twice. and she turned him down both times. i heard all this from angela. yeah, but she tell you that he said that he was... that he wasn't going to ask her to marry him? yes. and she said... "i'd like to marry you." kind of sudden, bones. let me think about it. what? no, booth, that's what angela told hodgins. (chuckles) you're joking. you know, a lot of psychologists say that jokes are the way we manifest our hidden desires. yeah... ow! geez! are you okay? yeah, i'm fine. what do we got? during a foot pursuit last night, suspect tosses a knife into this muck in an effort to avoid incarceration. the effluent gets drained, we start finding stuff.

previous efforts were throwing syringes everywhere all over the streets to promote air force here with the rangers with a potties that was built the body. has ravaged to maintain. it's not so unusual to see attic stumbling about the streets in the middle of the day. but the locals then the finances. opunake doesn't happen often. the conference yes. we went to war. ryan was bustling around them. a few minutes later all the hair and takes a ride they'll know that the mets signed him on fox carries the measles. once the region a nice addition. the place with the addicks geared to take the trucks. it's just a few meters away. some of them appendix twenty years old winners of the night although it was quite normal before this project for people to share the same ego when i was not it is a lot of people shed needles what and why is it because it was very difficult to find him a medal but it does foreign assistance only to the junkies love snow but when you go when you go from the securities it several times the seven or eight titles that i will get them out of my mind. france and joined that sent him on

right new officials say the city water supply is not affected. >>> a former state parks ranger suing a chp officer whom she says used excessive force when' rested her on false charge that's were dismissed. but jenny donovan was fired from her job. >> the chp says kit not comment on this lawsuit which was filed today in federal court. now, incident happened in the fall of 2012, and the park ranger deny donovan was a sworn peace officer, she and her partner were in guerneville driving home after attending a wine festival and stopped because of a broken headline the video shows a chp officer pulling over a car, then, state park ranger jenny donovan is in the passenger seat. her part neshgs dona, is the driver. she does not want her full name used the officer talks to the couple. donovan identifies herself as a peace officer. >> i'm a police officer. >> are you? >> yes. >> state parks yes. yes. >> officer phillips takes dona to the side of the car and gives her a field sobriety test she complies but refuses to take a breathalyzer he tells her he'll have to take her to jail, dona yells for

of course it is that it will be in line with the rangers to do so. so unfortunately seen with us policy in of course is that the united states. they will force the support any group of girls that are as long as they are in line with us financial interests. and they feel that they will be online for instance the nineteen eighty three four steals and a sign that hangs against the russian parliament the worst united states for the clueless on the line it's the inclusion of the seventy two when we might have some remarks but regardless because he displays an independent straight. he's a robot three season. ukraine. so we feel less the government is one that is beyond us interests will support it or not we want to knit. it comes to power and does so even for the overall environment thereby leading a protest note to result in a democratically elected government being pushed aside so the dinner as long as saying the united states has the government wants. how do you think that government may turn out looking at the current crop of opposition leaders who are

. >> back at resolute bay, and operation nunavut, we were invited to join the canadian rangers. these inuit reservists patrol the coast line of the northwest passage. the federal government plans to increase their numbers. frank immingark has been a ranger for 18 years. >> passed on to my kids also too, when i go out hunting, i teach them what i know... what i know...what my grandfather or my dad teach me. so if i'm gone...they can survive out there without me. we are having a hard time now, because of the mining.... seems like the animals are sick more, not like back then... >> so this is uncooked. frozen seal. and you got this just over here? >> yeah >> frank lives over lives near the only operating mine in nunavut,. and has seen first hand the impact of the coming resource rush on the inuit way of life.. these rangers have a foothold in two very different worlds. they're elected by their communities often because of their ability to hunt, and survive on the land. part of their stated mission is what the canadian government calls sovereignty patrols. but for many inuit, their c

they lost 2-1 to the rangers. rick nash scoring the 19 goal for the season.enguins and canada matches up. washington capitols playing the florida panthers. check out al jazeera.com for more details in getting in touch in the team using twitter and facebook. >> thank you. for a moment, imagine this, lego on average sells ten of the 12 sets within seconds. gaining ground in new markets, such as china. profits are up. >> in the 82 year history, lego has seen the ups and downs and now the danish toy maker couldn't with riding higher. the feature film, bringing in $300 million at the box office. and so must be the world's second largest toy manufacturer, posted $1.1 billion of profit for 2013 and still growing, all though not as fast. >> the company quadrupled in size and it is the company is becoming a large part of the market, the growth rates are coming down to a sustainable level. >> from the humble beginnings, the company has grown into something of a global pop culture phenomenon. over the years, 650 billion lego pieces produced and stretching around the wor

so working with people like the rangers for example so they can operate the vehicle in a very easy tond if anything goes wrong the aircraft respond in an intelligent manner. so for example n africa we had a cable to our radio transmitter severed and lost all communications with the aircraft at one point and it came back and followed it's contingency plan and landed. >> what's the latest with the f.c.c.? they are looking at this closely but there are a lot of regulatory hurdles before this could work? >> there are rules coming out later this year. we're pretty involved on what the rules will be and what the standards for who can operate the vehicles as well as safety. >> they are doing tests that could go on for many years. you think standards for small drones will come out before the tests are completed? >> the f.a.a. is coming out with rules for small unmanned aircraft before the larger ones and that should be later this year. >> thanks for joining us today on "bloomberg west". >> what does the future look like for mobile data? the new forecast will give us a glimpse next. ♪ >> kell

when he tried to get in the trooper's suv, rangers opened fire. sten. >> holy smokes, he got in the car. >> the cops are not taking any prerogative. >> oh, my god. they just shot him. dude, they just showed him. >> you can hear the gunshots in the back. there were at least seven or eight of them. they are told they believe the suspect was trying to get inside the trooper's car and take the gun. >> what compelling video. trace, who is investigating this now? >> it's hard to tell because bln so far is not commenting. nevada highway patrol referring their questions to las vegas metro police and metro police is not now commenting. but earlier nevada highway patrol did say this. listen. >> the subject was resisting any of the commands of the officer along with the trooper. at one point elevated to officers lives in danger and shots were fired. >> but the uncle of the man who was killed said police had no reason to open fire. his nephew was unarmed and never a violent man. listen to the uncle. >> i thought he was wrongly shot down. he was trying to run f

the gm of the texas rangers called me. --i forgot you were on rest west coast time. >> they wanted to bring me into the organization. if you ever want to play baseball again, you have that option. you can talk to our players and modified them -- motivate them to be where you are. it is a great organization obviously. i am excited about it. i am going there this weekend. >> would you think about next season? i always say there's no time to sleep. it is one of the things versus the game is over, i am always looking about in thing. i am thinking about the next opportunity, the next moment. it is the same thing i always do. i think that keeps me on edge. there's always somebody working for your job. you understand that about professional boards and life. i want to compete at the highest level for a long time. i want to play 20 years if i can. >> with the seattle have to do to repeat their when? >> they need to have a championship off-season. we have a great football team right now. the challenging part is to keep those guys. rg

. ♪ >>> imagine if in 2004 the texas rangers traded a-rod to the boston red sox ainstead to the yankees"the deal." >> by early december of 2003, i think the sense within the industry was that alex rodriguez to the red sox was inevitable. >> the interest level from texas's end was to vote this player's contract. if it didn't work out in the short term they had to repackage this and get out from under it. certainly in boston hoping they wouldn't get him but we watched it play out. >> maybe we could have something to talk about with the rangers if they could take manny, we would take alex and then some party, other than the rangers or alex, would make up the difference in the contract. >> we knew the players we wanted. jon lester. we ended up talking about a manny ramirez. >> we get to the winter meetings and now we continue the deal trading no more for magglio ordonez and also getting a young pitching prospect in that deal brandon mccarthy. we are trading manny and lester and nomar for a-rod, magglio and brandon mccarthy. >> you know what is so fascinating about this documentary? a-rod ma

the rangers have his rights. and he chose football and seattle is happy. visit rangers. >> it would be fun to just go down there and get a couple ground balls with the guys and share special moments. >> he loves the game, best of luck. >>> and richie incognito it not making friends in the locker room or in arizona either. someone took batting practice with his ferrari. that's a $300,000 car. incognito was suspended after allegations that he bullied his teammate, jonathan martin. that is the reason why i don't get a ferrari. >> right. >> because i'm afraid -- by the way, i don't want to get distracted. don't do than coming up, amy and chris wallace, congressman randy forbes also live. >> great lineup. >> will you be wearing the stethoscope? >> no, i have gotten rid of that. that's an old photo. >> you're going to be checking my pulse. >> who cares about you? >> i don't want a headset. >>> coming up, funding for entitlements has never been higher. we are gutting the military. we will talk about the cuts to the military. >>> and now another state is going to

click or call. ♪ ♪ >>> an emotional update to the story of an army ranger who stunned the world withbeautiful salute after he survived an ied attack. everybody in the hospital thought he was unconscious, and that salute had grown men weeping. well, now, josh is walking and he and his wife, taylor, are expecting their first child. family and friends took part in raising money for them. inspiring, we're taking your thoughts on them as well as the amazing miller family who we just introduced you to. follow me on twitter @megynkelly tell me what you think. thank you for watching. i'm megyn kelly, this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to "hannity," tonight we have a jam-packed edition of the show. are you ready? we have ann coulter, elizabeth hasselbeck, ali north. let's roll. >> controversy over the new movie "son of god." why was satan scrubbed from the script? you took it out on purpose? we have the exclusive answers from the producers of this biblical blockbuster. >> you have to be so

. >> were you the one that called about the ford ranger, right? yeah, yeah, the one that just hit me. >> the driver eventually slammed into his suv forcing him off the road. the suspect then shot him to death. davidson was found by maryland police 10 minutes later. police are looking for a 1993 to 1997 dark blue or black ford ranger pickup truck similar to the one here. there's damage to the driver side and asked repair shops and insurance companies to be on the lookout. call 1-800-428 be-tips. or 1-800-472-8247. there's a 20,000 thousand dollars reward offered. >> an american indian tribal office in california. the accused shooter was in court at the cedarville ranch tribal office for an evictions hearing when she pulled out a gun. 44-year-old sherry rose and her son were being kicked out of their settlement. the two survivors are in critical condition. a man has been convicted in a accident who killed usher's stepson. he was found guilty of homicide by vessel for the crash that killed the 11-year-old and left another teen severely injured. the b

the ranger spot add man breaking into cars and chased the man across the golden gate bridge until heped from the car and ran off. >> three, san francisco muni riders have a chance to sound off today after a range of proposed fare hikes including one that triples the fare to right the f line from $2 to $6 to match the cable car prices. the hearing is at muni headquarters on market and south van ness at 11:00 1:00 o'clock . >> new details about the ethiopian co-pilot accused of hijacking his plane. he was upset about the death of his uncle and landed the rome-bound flight in geneva and demanded asylum. >> a cold kitten in ohio could become the icon hope for those thawing out from the most brutal winters in memory, the kit were was found covered in ice and frozen to the road, and now is nursed back to health and given the present name "frosty." >> six, you are looking from our roof camera, clouds are increasing and sprinkles are possible tonight and i will update the spring warm in the seven-day outlook all ahead. >> seven, 11 minutes gets you in the maze to san francisco along the bay

. >> the chicago blackhawks resume play on thursday against the rangers and then they meet the penguins at soldier field saturday. back at practice sunday afternoon, the only olympian back in town. the lost one nothing at phoenix if you refresh your memory that 84 points tied for second to tie behind anaheim. yesterday the olympics team can get cold wind over sweden. >> eyes to get back. seen the gold medal, i am biased, but it's nice to see canada and wind. >> it was pretty special to see them win another gold medal and i was happy for them. >> up early a lot of mournings and a lot of excitement and the canadiens got better every game. i was very proud of our guys. six of them got the gold medal. they represented the organization and the country's very well. >> butler out with an injury. james broke his nose earlier in the week. the bulls kept them close in the first half. rebounds and had it. drawing a foul, the game is tied. 4040 at the half. then the bulls would go after that. meals at 43. took a 8 point lead. miami keeping the bulls at arm's length. to the bird man and miami extend

that's where my focus is but you know, the gm of the texas rangers called me early in the morning tosay hey russell. >> rose: i forgot you're on the west coast time. >> called me and says we want to bring you into our organization we just traded for your rights to the colorado rockies and if you ever want to play baseball again you have that option. and also we would love for you to talk to our players and motivate our players to be where you guys are. this is before the super bowl. this is last couple games of the season, regular season. but just saying that you know they want me to be a part of the organization, it's a great organization obviously. i'm excited bit. i'm actually going there this weekend. >> rose: when do you think about next season. >> always. always. it's something, i always think about the next game. about the next opportunity. about the next moment. not the same thing i did last year, the same thing i always do this year and the years to come. i think that keeps me on edge. there's always somebody working for your job and you understand that about professional sp

guess what, they are not going to be quiet when playing for miami heat, when playing for the rangers.w they are talking a lot of trash on the court. andy, there's been situations where parents got in fist fights, became way too vocal, horrible role models. >> this isn't one of those situations. this looks like a solution in search of a problem. no one said there are parents that ar problem. if you want to eliminate negativity and negative stuff, do that. don't completely eliminate being able to vocally cheer for your kids. that's un-american. >> apparently 15 parents went to the doghouse. one of the parents said, now i know what it feels like when i give my kids time-out because i got one. >> nothing wrong with punishing parents, if grandma is kneecapping jimmy, it's going to ruin the game. you're taking all the fun out of it for grandma and grandpa. >> soccer games for my daughter, the coach has told me not to say, get her. get her. i don't mean for her to actually get her in that way. >> gretchen, don't you? >> well, i'm a hockey mom. all three of you think this is maybe over the li

the marine barracks being blown up in october of 1983, two days later, he sent the marines and the rangers and the 82nd airborne division into grenada to make sure american students weren't going to be kidnapped and held hostage. he did this consistently throughout his administration. no big bluff and bluster. reagan was accused of shooting from the hip. obama shooting from the lip, can't deliver, doesn't deliver and the whole world knows today he can't be trusted as an ally and he's not respected as an adversary. >> we'll see how this continues to unfold as the crisis still apparent there in ukraine. colonel olive north. great to see you today. president obama continuing his pitch to raise the minimum wage back here at home. you remember that he recently signed an executive order increasing pay for federal workers from 7.20 to 10.10. now he's urging democratic senators to follow suit. >> this is not just good policy. it also happens to be good politics. the truth of the matter is if the overwhelming majority of americans think that raising the minimum wage is a good idea. >> chief white h

all i have to do is shake off their jet lag and get ready for the rangers tonight. >> i think it will help more than anything plan some big games i think i improved as an individual after all the playoff games but when you play those big games on the stage, you tend to improve. >> the way we came out last year which showed maturity should we were prepared and the guys are professionals and their great airplane good hockey. i'm sure it'll be the same this time around. >>stocks closed higher wednesday after a positive earnings report. the dow gained 18 points. and the s-and-p gained nearly half a point. thier look...for the first time in two decades the f-d-a proposed new rules for labeling products. updating serving sizes and recommended daily guidelines for various nutrients are among some of the proposed changes. the new guidelines will be announced today by michelle obama and would go into effect two years after they are finalized. sprint is being sued over nude photos of a couple posted on facebook. the los angeles couple is suing sprint and claims the pictures were taken from a ph

the rangers have six wins in seven games. nalty shootout with themont canadiens and pittsburgh penguins game. ovechkin seals win for the capitals against the panthers, the capitals ninth win in 10 meetings with the panthers. for more, check out aljazeera.com/sports. >> that's all the sport for now. >> thank you very much. now for a moment, imagine lego on average sells a high amount of legos every day. as we report, profits are up. >> i love this song! >> in it's 82 year history, lego has seen many ups and quite a few downs. right now, the toy maker couldn't be riding higher. in less than a month, it's feature film, the lego movie has raked in $300 million at the box office. >> i am so pumped up. >> and so must be the wolves second largest toy manufacturer. it just posted $1.1 billion in profit for 2013, up 9% over the previous year, and it's still growing, although not quite as fast as in previous years. >> the company has quadrupled in size and our strategy is one of purely organic growth. therefore, i think as the company i

several months before he was wounded he was chosen to represent the rangers at the 65th anniversary of he met president obama. by chance they met again under very different circumstances. cory was coming out of surgery just as the president was visiting walter reed for his annual physical. he said, i remember you. president remembered because this picture was on the wall of cory's room. did you know this was the president of the united states? >> he couldn't tell which -- >> also summer while giving a speech in phoenix, the president asked to see cory again. this time you knew it was the president. >> oh, yeah. >> he stood up and slowly made his way across the room. >> that was important, i'm fighting back. >> he's the commander in chief, did you give him a salute. >> oh, yeah. >> cory is here tonight. >> the state of the union was the fourth time the two met. cory and his father had no idea what was about to happen until they found themselves seated next to the first lady. >> all started to sink in, something is going to happen here, something special is going to happen. >> sergeant f

. >> the suspect exiting his vehicle, the white ford ranger and charged one of our officers. the officer discharged one round from his departmentally issued gun. they rendered first aid kh=h6bç became combative. they detained him and took him to vacaville with unknown injuries. >> reporter: the investigation went for several hours. it is unclear the condition of that suspect. live from dixon. >>> a mother and her boyfriend behind bars suspected of killing her 3-year-old daughter. kayleigh slusher was killed. her boyfriend was started at a bart station. we are hearing from someone familiar with the couple. dan kerman his more. >> reporter: crime seen investigators are gathering evidence. officers discovered the body of kayleigh slusher. her mother sarah and her boyfriend are accused of murder. initially sarah krueger was a good mom. >> she was trying to better her life. she was trying to be a teacher and go to college. it seemed like she was doing good. last year he moved in and 6 months later she totally changed. >> reporter: krueger stopped talking to neighbors and friends st

cut it so special equipment is required and special people to carry it and who better than the local rescue ranger . in the our professional activity is mostly dedicated to rescuing people on lake baikal our job is important difficult interesting and in a way romantic my cow has many faces and winter it's tough and in summer it's beautiful you can't help but admire its power it attracts you and it's very important to me because it's a jewel of russia. everything's ready let's go then as nicholas puts the final touches to his equipment the excitement begins to build along the water's edge. the torch rallies have been warmly welcomed across the country but the crowds here are about to witness something that's never been done before. and there's plenty of local showmen own hands went to tame them while they wait. a massive noise and color to cheer the torch bearers all. this torch is based on a special system there is a pyrotechnic charge that can burn at any depth in any temperature and under any circumstances. when it's under water it's like a second sun the flame literally illuminates the entire l

right now, the texas rangers have the investigation, the sheriff punted over to a different agency.. the attorney jgeneral has said e is not taking the case. right now, you have the rangers and the just department trying to see what they come up with. >> you can catch the cnn special, mysterious deaths at 7:30 and on sunday at 11:30 eastern. >>> more on the 100-car pileup on the pennsylvania turnpike. bill capone, the chief of communications for the pennsylvania turnpike commission is on the phone. welcome, sir. >> hi, carol. >> from what i'm seeing, it looks terrible. what reports are you getting into your office? >> i didn't hear that. >> what kind of information are you getting about this accident? >> we don't have a whole lot of information from the scene. initially, we had an accident at about 8:25 this morning. it involved about ten cars and four or five tractor trailers and then obviously there was a series of secondary accidents coming in behind that accident that resulted in multiple chain reaction accidents. i heard you say 100 vehicles. i have not been able to confirm tha

. >> the rangers you know where they are doing the new promotion?hey going to win a world series? >> they are doing their promotional campaign in the bathroom because it's cheap, they don't have it go very far. >> good acoustics. >> it might be an idea for kpix 5. [ laughter ] >> never know. >>> well, if you find a great coach find a way to keep him. jerry jones once lost jimmie johnson beginning a downward spiral in dallas. could that happen with the 49ers? today on kcbs radio john madden suggested the coach and general manager have to be on the same page or else. >> eventually, they have to come to a decision together. and it can't be a power play. it can't be where, you know, one wants one player and one wants the other and then they have to have a power play over it. that's the thing. and then if they do, i think the coach has to have it. if it disconnects in the front office, let me tell you this, it's a lot easier to get a suit than it is to get a coat. >> wow. you can hear that whole interview with john madden on kpix.com. >>> knicks point gu

ranger. i love the picture of ranger relaxed on the rug in the oval office.re to me speaks about the importance of the job. the amount of work that a president has to do in order to do the job that people expect, having ranger around added some comfort to him. >> george h.w. bush's president faced challenges and opportunities on both international and domestic fronts. the liberation of kuwait and putting down sadam hussein in the war gave bush one of the highest approval ratings as president. his numbers fell sharply during the 1992 presidential campaign. >> i think it was the worst year of my life watching george bush get defeated as president. >> i called governor clinton in little rock and gave him my congratulations. he ran a strong campaign. >> mother's attitude was it's over get on with your life. that's exactly what we did with his help and his encouragement. >> george called everyone, the staff, he was very, very proud. he announced ladies and gentlemen, president of the united states and in he walked. he was funny. >> i stayed in the lincoln bedroom

we also talked about in the book some other army services, the rangers, special forces, blah, blah, blah. but the bulk of the missions with the seals were missions where you would go to essentially make an arrest, to use kind of civilian language. you were going to search out a certain individual who may or may not have been guilty, often was, but we have to presume, americans being americans, we are presuming they are innocent. but to go to apprehend people. i would say that was most of the seal missions. you are doing missions where you are handing out soccer balls. >> yet. like some time with the sniper mission my job is not only question people, no. my job to build a bridge between seals and iraqi family because the iraqi family, we took the house for two days, so i try to make it respectfully and kindly. so soon we had target, i changed my clothes to civilian clothes and gathered money from the team guys and go to the market and buy food for that family. we build a lot of relationship with family. family. >> there is one misconception that i think a lot of the americans, when we hea

also we talk about it in the book some other army services, the rangers, special forces, blah, blah, blah. but the bulk of missions with the seals were missions where you would go to, essentially, make an arrest to use, you know, to use kind of civilian language. and you were going to search out a certain individual who may or may not have been guilty of -- often was, but, you know, we have to presume, americans being americans, we're presuming that they're innocent. but you go to apprehend people. that was, i would say that was most of the seal missions. you weren't doing missions where you were handing out soccer balls. >> yeah. and like sometime with the sniper mission my job is not only questioning people, no, my job to build bridge between seals and iraqi family because they -- the iraqi family and we took the house for two days, so i try to make it respectfully and kindly. so soon we had target, i changed my clothes to civilian clothes and gathered money from the team guys and go the market and buy food more that family -- for that family. and we build a lot of relationship with

one is on the owner of the paramount and the new york knicks and the rangers. the other investigation he does is on a guy named sidney korsak. most people don't know about him and didn't know who he was but you shouldn't look as vito corleone as the godfather. you should look at sidney korsak. he was a mob lawyer a union lawyer hollywood lawyer, a big powerful guy who knew how to make things happen for his clients. sy begins to tackle mr. korsak. of course he wants to talk to korsak. let me read one quick segment of the book. seymour hersh was in los angeles and he simply picked up the phone and called korsak. korsak took the call. mr. korsak i'm here he said. i want to see you. korsak said i won't see you. adding mr. hurst let me ask you a question. i will never forget this as long as i live very korsak said what he is doing? you are an expert en masse murder. you write about crime and people are dead in their bodies all over. why are you writing about me? you write about murder. why are you interested in me? go back to your mass murders, go back to the blood a

ranger. and i love the picture of ranger, relaxed on the rug in the oval office. the picture, to me, speaks about the importance of the job. the amount of work that a president has to do in order to do the job that people expect. having ranger around added some comfort to him. >> george h.w. bush's presidency faced challenges and opportunities on both the international and national fronts. the gulf war gave bush one of the highest approval ratings than any for a president. but his numbers fell sharply during the 1992 presidential campaign. >> i think this is the worst year of my life. watching george bush getting defeated for president. >> i just called governor clinton over in little rock and offered my congratulations. he did run a strong campaign. >> what was interesting about the moment, mother's attitude was it is over get on with your life. that is exactly what we did. with his help. and his encouragement. >> george called everyone to come into the east room. the staff. they were very, very proud of him. and a wonderful announcement, ladies and gentlemen, th

finally, once i moved past the ranger stage, they moved me to a different cabin and i finally got a pillow. how long didely, you serve in prison? >> altogether? it was about five years. >> five years. inhow did you end up i jail for five years? >> parole violations. i would not go to school or something. >> how did jail affect you? >> i mean, i was in there with people that actually belong to their -- belonged there. i heard things and i guess i could say i was influenced, i mean, by these people. even staff would say to me, what are you doing here? why are you here? and i would say, i don't know. >> that was charlie balasavage, one of thousands of children convicted in the kids for cash scandal in pennsylvania. we also heard from hillary transue and her mom laurene transue, all three featured in the new documentary, "kids for cash." it premieres wednesday night in philadelphia. it looks how judge mark ciavarella and michael conahan took it back from private prisons. in our next segment, we will speak with sandy fonzo, her son is not with her. you will find out why. ♪ [music break] >> this

. >> seth: and you -- this is just recently you were going to go to spring training with the rangers?or something. >> seth: you're gonna steal a plate. everybody in seattle right now is like, "what is he doing? [ laughter ] you're not going to go play baseball." you played in college as well, right? >> yeah, played in college. >> seth: and you were drafted, right? >> i got drafted in the fourth round by the colorado rockies in 2010. >> seth: that's great. >> so, yeah. pretty special moment. >> seth: now i want to ask something because now that you guys have won, i have one more picture of you. you guys won a super bowl. this is the second year of these uniforms. >> yeah. >> seth: do you like them? >> of course. [ laughter ] we just won our first super bowl in them. >> seth: i know. but now that you won a super bowl in them, you're going to have to have them forever. >> that works. i love this color, seth. >> seth: i think that's really sweet of you to say. but i don't like them. >> you don't like them? >> who is your team? >> seth: what? >> who's you're team? >> seth: i am a pittsburg