>> no. >> i bought it. >> was there a rape kit done on the torso. >> we don't have those results and were never begin to us. >> we don't know that. >> doctor, does a stranger cut up a body? >> very rarely. >> very rarely. >> particularly somebody like a home invasion and robbery. you want to get in and get out. it takes time to cut up a body. >> especially someone who is six feet tall. one person of interest and the boyfriend in atlanta they talked to him and won't confirm or deny he is a person of interest. but there are couple of persons of interest. >> in the depining there was several . i spoke to the chiefev police if he could give a number. he had no comment. can you say there is any person of interest beside mcdonald . doesn't the boyfriend say what happened? >> that is why he could be a person of interest. what bothers me the most. police should never have arrested him for the prior burglaries from the condoms they gave him right to council and they couldn't interrogate him. >> great, panel. thank you for being with us . now, my thoughts. a mother of five year old triplets go

falta de sensación en los pies primero, y se va regando hacia la parte superior del cuerpo hasta el torso>> es un virus, una bacteria. >>> por la tos. >>> no, usualmente se transmite de persona a persona, nuestro sistema al tratar de matar a este virus crean anticuerpos que nos ataca a nosotros. >>> cómo sabemos que lo tenemos? >>> es un diagnostico clínico, y la debilidad o problema motor empieza por los pies. >>> si tiene dolor de pies, o que no puede... >>> que de repente te tocan la pierna y no lo siente, y que obviamente es catastrófico si no puedes respirar. >>> y se parece a la esclerosis muscular. >>> puede ser difícil de diagnosticar, pero se da con el diagnostico, y la mayoría se recupera. >>> esto es importante. gracias, doctor. el asesor médico de telemundo. al regresar: golpizas brutales entre niñas, la dolorosa lección de una madre. y tenemos nuest hola papás. este año será un gran año en la escuela, llevaré a mis alumnos al mundo del conocimiento y viajaremos con la ciencia al espacio. sé que muchos sueñan con ser astronautas... luego cruzaremos por una nebulosa de colores

hill was shot in the torso. he died from the injuries. a broken alcohol bottle >>> in oakland, officers will now pay 9% more into their pensions. a mese police spokesperson men's less money in their take- home pay. it will save oakland $3,500. >>> a woman from concord is asking for help tonight. he is staying bring back my dead mother's ashes. they were stolen from her home this week. >> reporter: marsha lives in his home. on tuesday her home offense burglarized. and the thieve had stolen more than just jewelry. they took her mother's ashes. >> i have them in a container in the closet with items and jewelry. they were looking for jewelry. they rifled through and took everything. my suspicion. they probably not it a container with value and once they sorted through it, they found out that was not sellable to them, but it means the world to me. it was my mom's ashes. it was in a very generic, white plastic -- square container. probably 6 inches tall. bay probably 3 inches wide. straight from the mort wary that i got. >> she put some of her

right now it's a torso, they're working on legs and wheels. actually demoed it with wheels. everything on the space station and on these shuttles were designed for humans. so if you need to do basic tasks, right, it makes sense to have a human body. they're also hoping that eventually they can get these robonauts as far as mars and elsewhere. our next video here is the unpacking early this year of one of these torso robonauts. >> it's so a test, they want to see how well this does before they're able to move forward? >> hopefully they can send it up to mars, but even with all this going on, a lot of people feel that the u.s. will not be dominant in space, that will ending the u.s. shuttle missions and with cutting back on the budget, you can expect the u.s. to lose the lead. >> interesting, well, bottom line, finances, budget. very expensive and that's the decision that was made. >> and we're going to see how much they're losing for fiscal year 2012, congress is continuing to have its battle. all the technology i just showed you, everything is

as i understand it the torso was found close to the apartment building.limbs and head still yet to be found there. was no attempt to hide this body, so to speak. i think someone encountered her or lured her out of her apartment in some way and whatever took place occurred. and then the dismemberment had to, it seems to me, been a moment of unbridled passion and anger and hostility. >> judge jeanine: criminal profiler mccreary, what was the condition of the body tell you about who committed the crime? >> i think cyril is correct in some of his thinking. i've seen dismemberment cases where the rig more set in. -- rigor mortis set in. we need to taken that dismemberment scene. the door is locked that tell us, if her keys are inside and the door is locked that is somebody with a key. the fact that that apartment is undisturbed she left without her keys, she left with somebody she knew. there was some kind of ruse to get her out. then we have a crime scene some place else. we don't know if she was raped or not. the investigators are keeping that information qu

he made him lie in the back of a police car, striking him in the face hands and torso, and told the other officers the man had fallen down and ask for them to call the ambulance. notice the premeditation on the part of the officer and the allies about the injury. the officer was reinstated following the incident, and was promoted. and now, the locations of the injuries. we know the implications of head trauma and ask about what happened to the victim. did this result in lasting injuries that led to an early death? we cannot know the answers to this question because of a state law that is 34 years old, the bill of rights act that was aggressively pushed through by some of the most powerful lobbying groups. law-enforcement lobbyists. the only reason the public knows about this is because it made it into the chronicle. in 30 other states, the taxpayer is given partial access to criminal police misconduct. california taxpayers are restricted by that. across the country, concerns have grown among liberals and conservatives over the historical broad authority. >> would you like to give your nam

. >> black and blue marks across her body, her torso, upper torso, her legs, her arms. >> get out now! on the ground! on the ground! >> virtually anything cops say and do can be caught on video. >> it's on the tape. there's no disputing that it happened. >> but even with this hard evidence, situations aren't always as they appear to be. msnbc investigates. cops caught on tape. police departments across the country are adding video cameras into their arsenals. they provide visual evidence of traffic stops, even shootings. sometimes they help catch bad cops in the act. but they also reveal just how dangerous even routine police work can be. we want to warn you, some of the videotape you're about to see may be disturbing. >> carthidge, texas, 5:39 p.m., officer michelle jeter pulls over a speeding van. what should have been a routine traffic stop turns into a life or death struggle. police say jeter finds marijuana in the van and tries to arrest jorge. >> daddy! >> but, already out on parole, he doesn't want to go back to jail. >> get in the car. baby, i can't go to jail. >> his 8-year-o

the final moment of night passing, exposes limbs, torsos, heads, breasts, humans, cows, goats, curved and knotted heaps, lays blue against bitten grass. final piece, the title is the headline for a newspaper. anti-war activist immoh lates along kennedy's express way near giant flame of the millennium skull up tour 4 days before november 2006 elections and no one pays attention. everything but the heart reduced to ash. thank you. . >> i just want to thank george for bringing to bear some of the numbers, some of the horrific things that are happening in iraq right now. this poem was drawn from my experiences in iraq from the culture, from the music and from its traditions. so i have dedicated this poem to iraq. i think it will be helpful for you to know el kubenchi, along with el watanabi. el kubenchi is famous for music, a great history and tradition of music, and he has taught all the gray modern singers of the 20th century who came out of iraq. his music has touched me and you will hear it in this poem, 32 beads on a string. i woke from the nightmare of a gutted macom, not because i

officer, particularly because one of the reported injuries, he had beat the suspect around the head, the torso, and the arms. and i've worked quite a bit with head injury patients and i wanted to know whatever became of this person afterwards, did his life ever get back to normal and frankly i felt it had something to do with my own sense of safety and security. i was bounced around after going to o.c.c., i was bounced around from really a very large number of city agencies to get this information and i kept getting the run-around. ultimately i was sent to the police commission and a clerk, i believe she was a clerk. i don't want to give her name here but i think the clerk, i don't know her actual title, told me that the city attorney had informed them the 2006 copley press decision by the california supreme court was retroactive on the advice of the city attorney. i thought that was rather disturbing because basically that means that the taxpayer doesn't have access to information about police misconduct even when it's an egregious police misconduct and even when they might have valid questio

the final moment of night passing, exposes limbs, torsos, heads, breasts, humans, cows, goats, curved and knotted heaps, lays blue against bitten grass. final piece, the title is the headline for a newspaper. anti-war activist immoh lates along kennedy's express way near giant flame of the

that's just the torso.even with all of this going on, there are a lot of people who are very concerned that the u.s. will not be dominant in space. they say with the end of the u.s. shuttle mission and clear budget cuts that are coming, the u.s. could easily fall behind other countries. that's what scares a lot of people. >> that's the concern. the whole race to be first in really the innovation of space exploration. the u.s. was very much out in front after the russians got the first start on it. but now it looks as though the russians will be out in front -- >> or another country. exactly. it's interesting you bring up the cold war. that's how far back this basic idea goes that a lot of people still believe that whoever controls the future will be the one that controls space. so a lot of people pushing on that front. these amazing new technologies, i've linked for you online, they're all up at facebook and twitter. nasa is working on something that will affect all of us right now, which is better ways to

. >> giddings father says police told him they found his daughter's torso in a wooded area. >>> the parents of a teenager killed by a stray voltage say they never want it to happen again. they are meeting with lawmakers to check for contact voltage on a regular basis. >> reporter: four years ago diana greene touched a fence on a baseball field. an exposed electrical wire was touching a fence pole underground. the electricity running through the pole killed her. >> they would work to have surveys down of the baltimore maryland area to find the stray contact electricity. >> reporter: the greene's attend a meeting to come up with a survey scheduled to identify areas with stray contact electricity. >> children and people are all over the city and the infrastructure is not what it used to be. >> reporter: in february, wjz investigated this problem. riding along with a company that detected hundreds of sites. aging and decaying wire under sidewalks, manhole covers pose a risk to anyone who comes in contact. >> find what the problem is. that's what we're asking, find what the problem is and then c

the suspect shot him twice in the upper torso killing him at the scene. he then proceeded and run to the neighbor's house in the area. >> deputies say he grabbed the woman's mother and son came out of house and shot and killed the suspect. they are calling it a justifiable homicide. >> police are investigating the disappearance of a student that left on a road trip and hasn't returned home. he goes to high school in walnut creek. the family and friends are concerned about him because he hiantd been heard from since. they set up a facebook page to find him. he could have visited a number of places, including santa cruz and tahoe. >> a search will resume for one hiker rumored swept over a waterfall at yosemite. there were reports of one or more hikers going into the merced river. the search was suspended in night fall. a popular trail is now closed. record snowfall has made treacherous conditions at yosemite and eight people have died in the past year. >> they are doubling the medical marijuana dispensaries in oakland. they will license from four to eight a

arms and legs, pieces of torso scattered, the smell of new death and feared hair. they must be asking the same question. a person who blows themselves up must believe in something. must believe in something or else not. hopelessness degreesed in apnigzs, righteousness disguised in a tuxedo of death much the children don't understand. i being of the dead dying man the bleeding bystanders who left to buy cheese or tobacco. in car bombs suicide bombs and we keep talking as though this will end like the final judgment of that black man who looks white and sleeps with boys but doesn't touch them. after the bleeding the children's shoes will be forever stained in the crimson color of death. who will set the doves free then. >> the next is sdaefrt on the horizon. i'm sure many of you have seen or heard regularly in the news. my father came from iran so every time i see those headlines and get an article in my e mail i have this moment of panic thinking about my family members in iran who might be the next victims of this terrible war administration this is, disaster on th

torso there. let's do it together there we go. well i was ready to go. again nine national parks network of books mountain streams from small rivers supplies water to the caspian sea in the arctic ocean during the summer rainy season small rivers in the taiga night swifty form into turkey look streams some to raney and waters emerge on the surface in the form springs one of the most famous ones is called grim cheek it has been around for hundreds of years but it has never dried up or changed course load gets its water from remains unclear according to one theory there is a lake lying deep underneath another claims and no more just fine from the twin peaks hills finds its way into the groundwater before merging on the surface of the bottom of the slope geologists say the water in promote cheap is softer than the melted snow with the interesting thing about the water is that it's unique it differs from the water of all other and second ice the ice treated people i know it's water from a grim uchi and the other springs where you go they say this water taste

the torso is dressed in a white robe was on the roof. the owner, a traveling peace activist and schoolteacher from novato is desperate for the return of the puppet, no ker qes asked. if you see white 1994 honda civic with the puppet call the novato police department. >> giants infielder pablo sandoval was honored by the fbi partnering with american football coaches association, fbi and national child id program to provide 50,000 fingerprinting kits to kids in san francisco. and this includes a ficker print, id card and dna swab meant to be stored at the child's home. >> my daughters pay attention to things when you don't know. i love this program. >> for more information about how to protect your kids and be prepared for a sort of crisis, visit abc 7 news.com. just click on see it on tv. >> you probably have seen some of the got milk bill board ads. some of the controversial ones are coming down after a week of criticism. california milk processors board trying to promote the idea mim being can reduce the affects of pms, featuring men as

torso there that. it's good to get up there we got. well away ready to go. so i deny national parks network of groups mountain streams and small rivers supplies water to the caspian sea and the arctic ocean during the summer rainy season small rivers in the taiga night swifty form into turbulent streams sumps a rainy and waters emerge on the surface in the form springs one of the most famous ones is called grim cheek it has been around for hundreds of years but it has never dried up or changed course where it gets its water from the mains on clear according to one theory there is a lake trying deep underneath another claims and no water flowing from the twin peaks kills finds its way into the groundwater before merging on the surface of the bottom of the slope geologists say the water in burma is softer than melted snow with three really interesting thing about the water is that it's unique in that it differs from the water of all other words again i springs no less treated people i know it's water from a grim uchi and the other springs where you go they say

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he shot mathison in the upper torso killing him at the scene. >> the young woman ran to a neighbor's house and they said we are going to look for your daughter, but the woman's son was in the house and he grabbed his gun. >> he then went around to the outside in the garage area where the mother was being forced into the vehicle and shot the suspect twice. >> once in the leg and once in the head, killing halloran. >> we are looking at this as a justifiable homicide. >> but mathison is being mourned where he is a deputy for nine years. he leaves a wife and two sons. reporting in marin county, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> crews plan to resume searching for a hiker swept over a water fall at yosemite national park. park rangers received multiple calls and conflicting reports about one or perhaps more hikers going over vernal false and into the merced river. the trail that leads up to the falls will remain shut down. record snowfall has created spectacular water falls, but treacherous conditions at yosemite. in fact, eight people have died in the park this year. >>> police are investigating