detectives prepared themselves for what might be in the trunk.n it was opened, they found a bit more blood and mud. then inside the car, police found the driver's seat in an unusual position. >> the seat is pushed all the way to the back. >> she's barely five feet tall. >> she's a very small woman. >> based on this evidence, a theory was beginning to take shape, a theory that involved an attacker entering the home, possibly through the unlocked back door. possibly a struggle on the stairs, a struggle that spilled into the half bathroom where a towel rack was torn from the wall, and where theresa's attacker lost blood. but no matter what exactly happened in the bathroom, detectives believed the struggle had ended with theresa's murder. then the loading of theresa's body into the trunk of her own car, the body's disposal somewhere, and then in a bizarre twist, the killer returning theresa's car to her own house. >> it is extremely unusual, is it not, for a killer to return to a crime scene like that? >> yes. >> usually people commit the crime and t

or not and them self the main trunk of al qaeda but we created al qaeda in iraq and we strengthened. it in the arabian peninsula and in the margrave and the reason that we've done that and also the group in somalia and i think we both in somalia and yemen in yemen we've made our enemies stronger and that they weren't even really our enemies when we started out so i think fight every that obama at least. and i think that's one area where he was the period of course but then now he's taking it into somalia yemen. you know the. other places so i think it's really it's going too far and what you need to do if you're fighting terrorism easy you can't do it with law enforcement alone which you should do most of it with law enforcement then you use the military but you do it in the shelter with special forces cia you don't big countries or from the air as in libya or whatever i mean you just be as surgical as you can so you don't stir up more of the animosity that breeds the terrorists ivan it's always good to hear your insight and good on the program thanks i'm afraid our time is up there'

local affiliates but there are concerned with local issues so i think we need to focus on the main trunk go and al qaeda and they have done that to some extent but i think obama is making the same mistake that bush made he's just doing going into more countries somalia yemen. you know all these countries that where he's doing your own strikes and this is only causing further problems u.s. popularity in the muslim world is below what it was at the end of the bush administration so you may even if you go into libya or something in another intervention you may please some libyans but the rest of the muslim world is saying oh that's another intervention and that's of course what we've never dealt with in the united states is why did bin laden do this in the first place americans tend to . focus on events where they're attacked like pearl harbor or whatever and just say there was nothing before that and the same with nine eleven the mind has said he did this because of u.s. intervention in meddling in muslim countries particularly inside the raid but other muslim countries as well and i think

the vehicle runs on power generated by inflating compressed air by a tank installed in the trunk. toyota industries plans to ask guinness world records to recognize the speed of 129.2 kilometers per hour recorded by the car on september 9th as a record for an air-powered vehicle. one of the designers says they do not intend to put the car into practical use but want to use their expertise in car design. >> translator: the car offers many exciting things that are different from other types of vehicles. >> personally, i think they should put that technology into practical use. >>> that wraps up this hour's "newsline." thanks for watching. ♪ >>> a new day begins in kyoto, a city more than 1,000 years old. karakami is traditional japanese people printed with woodblocks. kenkichi senda is the 11th generation master of karacho, an old karakami shop established 680 years ago. with its origin in china, karakami came to be commonly produced in japan about one thousand years ago. karakami is the art of printing patterns on to washi, or japanese paper, using carved woodblocks. karakami has b

department jacket or official uniform was laid out neatly over some bags in the trunk. >> reporter: the apache county attorney prosecuted the case and says behind the law enforcement jacket speakers and stuffed inside 10 pounds of marijuana. >> could have been his initial run or a smaller run. if he was just starting out as a mule. >> reporter: alcala was charged with three felony, transporting marijuana. he claimed the drugs were for personal use. also in the car, a gun and ammunition. >> it's a perfect cover for transporting drugs. >> reporter: the san francisco sheriff's department says that they were surprised by the finding. president john wilson wrote that alcala was a mentor to other deputies and should be given a second life. >> he was fighting for his life. he had a grave illness. it is my thought he was self- medicating. >> reporter: the judge reduced his charge to a misdemeanor with no probation. we spoke to the sheriff's department and they say although alcala was fired there still is an ongoing investigation. as for alcala he is now driving a beverage delivery truck. i'

. >> you know, i still think about a time when we had to get andy out of there in the trunk of the car>> the eastern block is a bar. >> when i i say the trunk of my car. >> he kept screaming, "tear down that wall." nobody knew what i was talking about. andre carson and allen west. you said congressman carson should apologize. he know what's he is saying isn't true. he doesn't care. she worried the black vote will not turn out for obama in 2012 the way it turned out in 2008. so he will say anything he thinks he has to. it is the exploitation of black people by black people. >> i am speechless. >> i want to keep my job. >> she is flat out crazy. >> you said clearly they are lying about wanting to hang people from trees and crossing the line. >> i'm not even sure it did anymore. i think the line has been erased. >> pretty much close to it, you are right. >> if anything will cross it, it is the lynching. >> i hope so. i don't know. >> bill, you seem to think allen west shouldn't have said he will leave the black caucus over this. what he wants is for the chairman of the cbc to condemn cars

there in the trunk of the car.tb >> the eastern block is a bar? >> when i say the trunk of my car -- >> andy had a little too much special k that night and theyf came to get him. >> he just kept screaming "tear down that wall." and nobody knew what i wasng talking about. andre carson and allen west. you said carson should. apologize. but here is the thing.g he knows what he is saying care. isn't true.eor he doesn't care. he is hoping the black vote doesn't turn out in 2012. ath he sill say anything he thinks he has to. it is the cynical exploitation of black people by black o people. >> i am speechless. i i want to keep my job. j >> toe kay. i think it is different for maxine waters. she is flat out crazy. >> masa, you said clearly carson is lying about the teain party wanting to hang peopleople by trees. i'm not even sure it didt d anymore.retty much c i think the line has been erased.il >> if anything will cross itchi. it is this, the lynching. >> i hope so.ilou s bill, you seem to think that allen west shouldn't have saidhe he will lead the cau

been impounded you go pick up the car and smell that smells like a dead body and you for breeze the trunkork in looking back did you miss a huge signals that something was wrong before the and 31st day? >> we'll be right back. >> >> we're listening in on what went wrong with cylindrical they received a whole bunch of money from the obama administration we're monitoring it for news as well >>

if you have one in the trunk of your car that's great. also have one at work.et an old pair of sneakers, put it in your bag and put if under the desk. if you have to walk home you have comfortable shoes. pet food. make sure you have food and water for them. kids, too. make sure you have stuff to keep them entertained. after 2 hours, you will be in trouble. be aware of that. information. these are the initially, you are going to have all the radio stations will have emergency broadcast system. they will tell you where to go. where's the shelter supplies. initially after any disaster all the radio stations will broadcast on what's happening. the news to tell you what's happening. after that they will broadcast the evacuation centers. where to get medical help. one per floor for fire extinguishers. if you don't know how to use it we will talk about it in class number 2. you need a unification site. if you pick up the home phone and don't hear a dial tone, try again. make sure there is a land line hard wired to the -- not plugged in. if you can make a phone call yo

. >> her being trunk, her making out with you, her being your girlfriend is not an excuse to rape a girl. >> reporter: police investigating two rapes. the first on accept 11. the police have identified the suspect but are gathering the evidence. >> these are individuals that have some sort of relationship. probably causal but a relationship. it's hard to prevent those. st. mary's is stepping up their awareness education, students say they have been discussing it more. you have to think about your actions. especially now after this has happened a couple times. you are doing that more? everybody is. we asked female students if they feel safe, they all say they do. >> i do not know everything that's going on. >> it's impossible to eliminate every obstacle. >> they will conduct sexual assault awareness and personal responsibility. at st. mary's college. ktvu. >>> a comic strip in a student newspaper. it portrays black men in a bad light. the placement of the comic strip upset students. it was under an editorial expressing sympathy for the family of a student athlete that was killed. >> for y

the height of the tree is 12 meters and the trunk's circumference is 1.6 meters. here again another tree was blown down. people have been paying close attention to typhoon roke tonight as it moves through japan. i'm michio kijima, you're watching "newsline." typhoon roke is whipping through fukushima prefecture in northeastern japan as we speak. the storm pounded central parts of the country earlier today including tokyo. roke has killed six people, seven others are still missing. the typhoon made landfall earlier on wednesday bringing heavy rains and strong winds. officials say landslides could hit many areas. the water level of rivers in central japan is rising significantly. authorities have ordered or advised more than 150,000 people to evacuate their homes. about 530,000 households in the country are without power now. >> officials in aichi prefecture ordered more than 10,000 people to go to temporary shelters. >> this man shows just how strong the winds were when they blew through the toyohashi city. typhoon roke has slowed transportation across much of japa

much the same, except the elephants can't lie in front of the goal post or catch the ball in their trunks. proceeds will be donated to organizations protecting elephant welfare in thailand. >>> it was an epic day of cliff diving in ukraine. jumping off a platform over 80 feet above the water. competitors earned points for the numbers of flips and twirls they can muster. this world series of diving drew thousands of spectators who watched from boats below. in the end the competitor from russia broke a record, earning six perfect 10s to take home the title. >>> well, a big dig has yielded a big find in austria. archaeologists unearthed ruins of a gladiator school from 1700 years ago. a computer animation shows what things would have looked like back then. the complex is part of a 3.9 square mile city that was discovered back in 1870 when the digging began. still less than 1% has been excavated due to its enormity. if you look really close, i bet you can see russell crowe. really closely. >> i'm thinking that 2,000, 3,000 years from now what will they be digging up today? some of the cities

he was in no mood to talk to us, leaving the trunk open and rushing into his garage without commentingid talk to his mother off camera who says her entire family is devastated. court documents outline kobayashi's alleged crime. they claim he defrauded customers out of millions, adding up to more than $5.4 million. prosecutors said he set up a private fund for his clients to invest in life settlement policies and then siphoned the money into his own bank account. how did he spend those millions? the s.e.c. says he spent it on prostitutes. gambling debts. >> thousands. >> and luxury cars. it happened between 2006 and 2009. >> there's no excuse for ubs not having caught kobayashi in what he was doing. >> reporter: jessica aguirre, nbc bay area news. >> after we contacted ubs, the company reached a confidential settlement with at least one of kobayashi's clients. we requested an on camera interview with them. they gave us this statement which says -- >>> our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is not with us tonight, but the very talented meteorologist rob mayeda is here. >> the weather is on

are in a room with the elephant and they are unable to see it for what it is, one man will grab the trunk, say it is a snake. perhaps, another will grab a leg. the jobs are absolutely critical. sometimes, you get caught in to analogies and they can be twisted and for those that have offended, i apologize. >> thank you. >> thank you. are there felt further public comments on item 12? >> i would like to bring up -- for a moment >> can you talk about a local builder out? >> this is to do generation and the efficiency contact. earlier, there is a discussion of jobs. this is an essential portion to the program. >> we had an issue related to >> we had an issue related to studding something and t

they isn't trunks were smaller than those of elephants but their tusks were much larger. it is speculated that such mammoths lived in groups led by older females current theories suggest that they became extinct due to climate change and over hunting. the last moments left in the late pleistocene ipad. today visitors are free to take a stroll in the park dating back to the place to see an era it's the result of the efforts of scientists. who fenced off one hundred sixty square kilometers of forests tundra shrubs lakes and swamps the park is situated seventy kilometers from the expedition's field company in your courses ne the arctic ocean is only one hundred fifty kilometers away. to the water in the bog that was here fifteen years ago never dried up today there is grass here is of course has become grass when it is the least twenty twenty five centimeters long the figure for a bison is fourteen centimeters it can be assumed therefore the bison nibbled at the lower grass level as the trail behind a horse's. zimm of aim is to reconstruct what he calls the mouth step. this

family during the ice age woolly mammoths lived in most areas of eurasia or north america there isn't trunks were small of those of modern day elephants but their tusks are much larger. it is speculating that such mammoths lived in groups led by older females current theory suggests that they became extinct due to climate change and over hunting. the last mammoths lived in the late pleistocene ipad. today this is a free to take a stroll in the park dating back to the place to scene era it's the result of the efforts of scientists. who fenced off one hundred sixty square kilometers of forest tundra trub lakes and swamps a park is situated seventy kilometers from the expeditions failed company and your coast is northeast the arctic ocean is only one hundred fifty kilometers away. much of the water in the bog that was here fifteen years ago never dried up today there is grass here this of course is because the grass when it is the least twenty twenty five centimeters long if you're for bison is fourteen centimeters it can be assumed therefore the bison nibbled at the lower grass level as the tr

i know that. >> do you believe she was in that trunk? >> martha: they just don't know. joined now by dr. keith ablow, a psychiatrist, also member of the fox news medical a teal and judge alex farrar of the judge alex show, who watched every minute of this whole murder trial. gentlemen, welcome, good to have you both here. i just think their responses are strange. i know, i think grandpa anthony saying the kid isn't with us anymore, judge alex, i think is odd. maybe that's just me. what did you think of their reactions to that question, judge alex? >> i just have a problem with the whole interview. i would never want to be put in the position of these parents, having your granddaughter murdered and having your daughter be the one who in my opinion did it. that is a horrible position to be in. being subpoenaed to court and forced to testify against your own daughter, that's difficult enough. after the ordeal is over, continuing this saga, going voluntarily on national television to talk about this, what has to be a nightmare in any parent's life, i don't get it. i just do

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since he started, eight days and 140 miles ago in gloucester, facing the thames waters in a pair of trunks, he's not only the physical strain of the ordeal but vomiting and diarrhea and not who mention that sewage was poured into the river this week, requiring him to take antibiotics and inoculations. he says the support he received along the way kept him going despite all the problems. >> i was completely overwhelmed with the generosity of the british public. they all came out and saw me and waved and cheered. it made it a lot easier. >> many celebrities give time to charity but few give as much energy as williams has, combining his fame with extraordinary commitment to try to make a difference. the end of david's journey marks the perfect start for the 2012 fund-raising efforts. this has raised more than a million pounds and almost as importantly, significantly raised awareness of the charity and its worth amongst the public. >> you've been watching "newsday" from the bbc. >> a quick reminder of our main news, that the head of libya's national transitional council, mustafa abdul jalil, h

the art commission staff, they are the ones who run it, the department of environment people, our in trunk cards -- in trump arts -- thank you. if you have time for a quick tour, we can go around and see the things in the building. thank you very much for coming today. [applause] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> hello. 9 judge terri l. jackson. the court is now recruiting prospective civil grand jurors. our goal is to develop a pool of candidates that is inclusive of all segments of our city's population. >> the jury conducts investigations and publishes findings and recommendations. these reports them become a key part of the civic dialog on how we can make san francisco a better place to live and work. >> i want to encourage anyone that is on the fence, is considering participating as a grand jury member, to do so. >> so if you are interested in our local city government and would like to work with 18 other enthusiastic citizens committed to improving its operations, i encourage you to consider applying for service on the civil grand jury. >> for more

the trunk crashed onto the back of a taxi. typhoon roke also left many people in the dark. it knocked out power to about 170,000 households across japan. joining us now is saki ochi from the weather desk with the very latest on roke. so saki, how much longer should storm going to be with us? >> right. well, it is racing northward right now, and it has been a potent storm system, really not losing a lot of its intensity, even after making landfall. so we've been hearing of these heavy rains and strong gusts. now they're starting to impact more northern areas of japan. gusts of up and over 160 kilometers already recorded here, as well as rainfall amounts well into the 200 to 300 millimeters. so it's been potent, and there's still more to come. there's still a lot of rain hanging on mainly across the northern portions in hokkaido as well but there's still just a lot of instability in the air. showers are going to be prevalent across the country today. so you do want to watch out for those additional showers. ground's already quite saturated. so flooding, landslides are going t

on the way my skies a take from the eye of math and whether financing the cash its trunk and culture isn't helping them stay afloat will think of al how the headlines of us and if you're. going over the military in one thousand nine hundred sixty six i got up because of the things i saw the things i was doing and there's a reason said we were given for doing them there was a personal protest. during the vietnam war american war movement emerged that alter the course of history this movement didn't take place on college campuses but in parents and on ships penetrated lee military colleges like west point and it spread throughout the battlefields of vietnam it's a day few people know about the g.i. movement against the war in vietnam. after the army and we always said free the army or fun travel and adventure but it really meant to be harmed. wealthy british style. is not on the tightness of the. market lineup. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars are a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports on r.g.p. . see. him a. frigh

injured some of them children the bus drivers thought to have been trying to beat the train across the trunks several of the carriage is a fool's day off the rails that train the face of the opposite direction. seven it would seventeen with in a way the taliban as hard down as this capital kabul gunman struck at the u.s. embassy and those who have courses occupying a partially filled nearby high rise at the same time several suicide bombings hit the targets throughout the city this hot spots a nine to know a gunfight in which all the a surgeon's work wasn't killed by nato and afghan forces it was the u.s. invasion in afghanistan that triggered the escalation of the paper the taliban possibly of the country's former presidents have been under cover up in. going. without foreign military intervention in afghanistan they wouldn't to be in a civil war there wouldn't be any problems with the taliban people have existed without such turmoil for many centuries and i think the decision to intervene in iraq and afghanistan was a spontaneous one and there were other ways to solve our problems but this

the trunk crashed onto the back of a taxi. typhoon roke also left many people in the dark. it knocked out power to about 170,000 households across japan. joining us now is saki ochi from the weather desk with the very latest on roke. so saki, how much longer is this storm going to be with us? >> right. well, it is racing northward right now, and it has been a potent storm system, really not losing a lot of its intensity, even after making landfall. so we've been hearing of these heavy rains and strong gusts. now they're starting to impact more northern areas of japan. gusts of up and over 160 kilometers already recorded here, as well as rainfall amounts well into the 200 to 300 millimeters. so it's been potent, and there's still more to come. there's still a lot of rain hanging on mainly across the northern portions in hokkaido as well but there's still just a lot of instability in the air. showers are going to be prevalent across the country today. so you do want to watch out for those additional showers. ground's already quite saturated. so flooding, landslides are going

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