on the right, the hair from robert's trunk. electron microscope magnified thousands of times, the outer pattern of the hair was more boxlike than human hair, similar to the steps on a ladder. the blue specks are dust particles. after looking through numerous species of hair, scientists discovered it was a cat hair. investigators compared that hair to a cat hair from lori's parents' cat and found they were microscopically similar. this was significant since the cat belonged to lori's parents. robert didn't have access to this cat, and the cat never resided with robert and lori when they lived together. what was also significant, robert's parents didn't own a cat, and lori had never been in robert's parents' car before her disappearance. investigators believed that this cat hair was proof that lori had been in the trunk of robert's car. >> robert auker knew his parents were going to be trading that vehicle in within a matter of days. and in my opinion, that's why he used that vehicle and not his own to abduct lori. >> with this e

like he was going toward the lock to open the trunk. >> the man makes a move toward the trunk.icer zwicky tells the woman to stay put. suddenly the man lunges. >> that's when he started coming toward me and that's when i saw the knife. >> officer zwicky barely has time to react. >> he spun around and hit me on the left side of my neck. i pushed him away and started backpedaling away from him. i was able to draw my firearm and i fired five shots at him. just happened so quickly. >> the attacker lies motionless on the ground. other patrol cars arrive and officers release a battered woman from the trunk. >> looked like she'd been in a physical altercation. >> the other woman on the ground is uninjured, but the man dies at the scene. his name is julian calbert, and police say he has an extensive criminal record, including a rape conviction. it turns out the woman in the trunk is calbert's wife. police say calbert kidnapped her and a friend from a hospital parking lot at knifepoint because he was angry she had filed a domestic violence complaint against him. according to the police

her clothing line was so new most of it was still inside of her car trunk. now it's gone. >> moment designer nicky won't forget. she check the trunk of her stolen honda after san francisco police recovered it last week. >> i was praying to every god possible out there please let i might stuff be in the trunk it wasn't. >>reporter: most of her livelihood was in the truvrjt inventory from her start up clothing line. stella tricks. few original sample all she has left. >> tank top. t-shirts. sweatshirts. underwear. gone. >> on line business was start ago to take off. jewelry accessory for sale but the clothing has been removed from the web site because the inventory is gone. the only they think thieves didn't get was this princess dress. selling for 2500 dollars. now the self made designer is back to square one. >> i poured all my money. my time. i taught myself how to do all of this. >>en she started on line campaign raising over 1,000 dollars. she's great full. also learned a tough lesson about her valuable. >> it was not in plane view. it was in the trunk. i

. >> the trunk was a large leather carriage trunk reinforced with iron and large nails. inside it was printed cotton fabric and red leather. inside this trunk, where gallons, --gowns, a trademark turbine, a beautiful gold leon silk slippers, pieces of fabric and muslim, and treasures that many of us which keep that were mementos of the past. they all belong to dolley madison. >> this is probably one of our most popular first lady's. she was born may 20 1768 to a quaker family. she lived in american life which took her to eventually become one of the most popular figures in our early american history. she had seven brothers and sisters. after a stay at a farm here in guilford county, they moved to virginia. eventually moving to philadelphia when dolly was about 15. it is there that she married her first husband, a young attorney and had two sons. she experienced the tragedy of loss during the yellow fever when she lost her son and husband and in-laws. she moved later to the washington city at the age of 25, aaron burr and james madison introduced her. she was married. we

. >> the first set of women were found on december 19th, dead in the trunk of a car on promenade street. >> it was extremely brutal. >> i'm just tired of us losing our children. >> lurking in the online ads for sex. >> is this kim? >> and luring the unsuspecting to a rendezvous with death. >> hey, how are you doing? >> while pimps and hustlers sell young women on a promise of protection. >> let me holler at you for a minute. >> somebody that's involved in this business should be able to protect anybody that gets down with them. >> they're not protectors. they're exploiters. >> they were selling my granddaughter. >> and whenever something goes bad or goes wrong, they're going to abandon you. >> msnbc goes undercover for a closer look at life and death in the deadly game of sex for sale. >> people are closing their eyes. open your eyes. before it's your child. >>> today in detroit on street corners and on the internet, selling sex to strangers has become a deadly proposition. >> recently there have been two separate incidences where two young ladies in each incident have been discovered d

her clothing line was so new most of it was still inside of her car trunk. now it's gone. >> moment designer nicky won't forget. she check the trunk of her stolen honda after san francisco police recovered it last week. >> i was praying to every god possible out there please let i might stuff be in the trunk it wasn't. >>reporter: most of her livelihood was in the truvrjt inventory from her start up clothing line. stella tricks. few original sample all she has left. >> tank top. t-shirts. sweatshirts. underwear. gone. >> on line business was start ago to take off. jewelry accessory for sale but the clothing has been removed from the web site because the inventory is gone. the only they think thieves didn't get was this princess dress. selling for 2500 dollars. now the self made designer is back to square one. >> i poured all my money. my time. i taught myself how to do all of this. >>en she started on line campaign raising over 1,000 dollars. she's great full. also learned a tough lesson about her valuable. >> it was not in plane view. it was in the trunk. i

then she places a box that was taking up room in the back seat in the trunk. sergeant tyler is mystified. >> why would you let the kids ride in the trunk? >> they wanted to be in the trunk. >> the entire scenario is strange enough, but it's this next exchange that astonishes the officer. >> i see you have a "b" license. what do you do for a living? >> school bus. >> you drive a school bus. >> at the time of the incident, lucas hadn't driven for the school system for two years. lenora lucas later tells a frederick county judge she let the kids ride in the trunk because she wanted to be a cool mom. lucas is convicted of reckless endangerment and sentenced to 18 months of probation and community service. >>> coming up -- tow yard employees fear for their lives. >> am i going to die today? that's what i actually thought. >>> mcnuggets rage sparks a tantrum at this drive-through. >> she punched her in the face. >>> plus, a woman dumps their cat in the trash. >> she could have died in there and no one would have found her. >>> when "caught on camera: bold, brazen an

it is not a trunk. the large stem is a group of compressed stocks holding the beautiful leaves in the air. it is a herbaceous plant. it has no woody parts. the cluster of bananas grows from the top of this cluster of leaves down. the purple flowers you see begin to open. in nature, they would be pollinated by bats. they don't need pollination to produce edible fruit. they would begin to open. behind them, the clusters of bananas would form. one of the most important functions of the botanic garden is to provide a safe environment for rare plants that need to be maintained outside of the natural environment because they may be under threat or stress. these are plants out of the natural environment. because of challenges to these plants in their environment whether through human development or changes in climate or whatever else is happening to change the ecosystem, you are plants that need help to survive -- there are plants that need help to survive so they don't go extinct. we can tell the wonderful st

her clothing line was so new most of it was still inside of her car trunk. it's gone. >> moment designer nicky won't forget. she check the trunk of her stolen honda after san francisco police recovered it last week. >> i was praying to every god possible out there please let i might stuff be in the trunk it wasn't. >>reporter: most of her livelihood was in the truvrjt inventory from her start up clothing line. stella tricks. few original sample all she has left. >> tank top. t-shirts. sweatshirts. underwear. gone. >> on line business was start ago to take off. jewelry accessory for sale but the clothing has been removed from the web site because the inventory is gone. the only they think thieves didn't get was this princess dress. selling for 2500 dollars. now the self made designer is back to square one. >> i poured all my money. my time. i taught myself how to do all of this. >>en she started on line campaign raising over 1,000 dollars. she's great full. also learned a tough lesson about her valuable. >> it was not in plane view. it was in the trunk. i sho

. >> whoever pulled that out of the trunk, when they were lifting it out, caught the box on the latch. that's what i believed it was from. >> someone had gone to great lengths to conceal the victim's identity by removing the head, arms, and legs. to do this, the killer needed time and privacy. >> the part that didn't make sense to me about that was if someone could make a person's head, arms, and legs disappear from that day until this day, they could easily make the rest of the body disappear. so there was some reason for the body to be discovered. >> the body had three large moles and a scar on the abdomen. blue jeans and a belt with a zodiac buckle were the only other keys to the victim's identity. at the autopsy, the pathologist found evidence of insect activity, which was sent to a forensic entomologist for analysis. this is an expert in the study of insects. he identified the eggs as those of the bluebottle fly and the back blowfly. both common in areas of the united states. both the weather conditions and the stage of the egg and larvae development allowed the entomologist to g

this tree produces flowers out of the trunk of the plant. there are -- they are quite interesting because it is a different presentation in terms of location for the flower. we love to pollinate this plant so it can produce chocolate pods unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on how you look at it, we don't have -- are gardeners act as the little insects and they will take plants off of the other flowers. typically, we do that are on the fall of the come in the late spring or so. >> many other iconic plants that people would recognize from their everyday uses. maybe even more exciting and useful to people and chocolate although it's hard to imagine his coffee. -- is coffee. the two species of coffee that are typically grown for commercial production. the a replica coffee -- the ar abica coffee. the plants need to be grown in full shade. you see them grown in a best their grown with other plants to provide the shade to provide the right conditions this plant needs to produce coffee beans. in contrast, even though the plant look similar the

. >> he was crying and after five, ten second i thought he -- looked like a tree trunk came crashing down on him. >> that trunk takes up his son's entire room and quigly is still amazed he thinks it's a miracle his son survived. >> broke down crying and holding my son. >> fire crews rushed to the scene and helped quigly's wife get out of the home and they helped other ought and made it out up harmed. this is how massive the tree s take a look at the root and tre trunk is this wide and this is what fell on top of the home. contractors are estimating it's almost 90 feet tall. the tree tell through the middle of the house, crashed through rooms and damaged a family mini van. it will take days to cut the tree apart n newtown square, annie mccormick "channel 6 action news." >> let's switch live to "action news" reporter kenneth moton who has been braving the cold today to see how folks are making out, kenneth. >> sarah if you have the option it was a good day for lazy sunday.winds are going and temperatures are dropping. >> those whipping winds that crazy cold took over the sunday. >> the

you see the tree itself is not a true tree or trunk. the large stem coming out is really a pressed stock holding the beautiful leaves in the air. it actually has no woody parts. the cluster of bennion escrows from the top of the cluster of leaves down. the purple flowers you see there, they begin to open. in nature they would be pollinated by plant -- by bat. they would begin to open. behind them the clusters of bennion as was formed. one of the most important functions of the botanic garden is to provide a safe environment for rare and endangered plants that need to be maintain out of the natural environment because they may be under threat or stressed. these are plants that are out of their natural environment. because of challenges to these plants out in the environment, whether it is through human development or changes in climate or whatever else is happening to change the stability of the ecosystem there are plants that need help in order to survive so that they will not going inc.. we can tell the wonderful stories of the plants

it sheared off the trunk and the tire and the other car took off in what police said was a hit-and-run. from the deep white scrape marks on the asphalt it made a u-turn and the scrape marks went for half mile leading to a heavily damaged cadillac missing its trunk and right rear wheels. what's more, officers found the car on fire. >> there was a small fire in the trunk area of the vehicle which the officers were able to extinguish using their fire extinguishers in the police cars and they found a deceased female next to the vehicle. >> reporter: turns out the driver had collapsed outside the car where she was pronounced dead. she was not burned and likely died from her injuries suffered in the crash with the garbage truck. milpitas police are not looking at this as a criminal case but, rather, just a hit-and-run accident. in milpitas, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> developing news, details emerging about the rescue of passengers after a plane crash in taiwan. the dramatic final moments caught on dashcam video. ken bastida has a look at what happened. >> reporter: amazing just to watch this. we k

this cycle produces the familiar rings we see when we cut a tree branch or trunk. indicates another year has passed. if the tree absorbed diesel fuel from the gruesome funeral pyre, was there any way to tell? >> diesel fuel is a toxic material to trees. it will either kill the cells or it will affect their growth rate, their metabolism adversely. when it's absorbed by the tree, it will slow the growth rate of the cells that it's in contact with. >> investigators cut five branches from the tree and when they counted back through the growth rings, they saw something startling. >> in 1981 the growth of those branches had dramatically slowed from what it had been in previous years. >> growth rings from the year charlotte disappeared were much thinner than earlier rings. but there was no way of knowing why this was so. to find out, pieces of each branch were ground into sawdust and given to dr. donald dickerson, an organic chemist. dickerson dissolved the samples and injected the sample into a gas chromatograph. the results indicated the presence of hydrocarbons, compou

that led to a cadillac missing a trunk and right wheel. officers found the car on fire. >> there was a small fire in the trunk of the vehicle which the officers were able to put out using their fire extinguishers in the police cars. they found a dead female next to the vehicle. >> reporter: the driver had collapsed outside the car where she was pronounced dead. she was not burned and probably died from her injuries from the crash with the garbage truck. police are investigating this not as a criminal case but, rather, just a hit-and-run accident. we're live in milpitas. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> candlestick park still standing but not for long. kpix 5's anne makovec outside the cement stadium after finishing the farewell tour. anne when is it coming down? >> reporter: very, very slowly. it won't be leveled for three months. but check out this pile every red seats here behind me. these were ripped out of the bleachers. they are now on the field and on the way to the dutch. crews have been working on projects like this for the past four months. t

then she puts the bag into the trunk of her car and you see the maid who's driving a white van -- and had to move her car to get out of the way so that shayanna could put that bag into the trunk of the car she was borrowing from her sister. then she leaves the house. and when she comes back, the maid is asked to describe how shayanna jenkins was acting. listen. >> i saw her speaking on the telephone. i saw her looking out the window. i saw -- she was crying. she was nervous and she was walking back and forth. >> now, remember, before a grand jury, we have learned from prosecutors that shayanna jenkins said that she took that bag and drove it to a dumpster and got rid of it. but she told them, she doesn't remember where that dumpster was. again, prosecutors suspect that the murder weapon was in there because, they say, aaron hernandez sent her a coded message giving her instructions about that. but the jury has not heard that part yet, ashleigh. >> well, yet and maybe never, right? >> reporter: well, that's right. you remember, shayanna jenkins has received immunity by prosecutors. so

he places his kick scooter in the trunk of the customer's car.e is a driver for diners who have consumed alcohol with their meals. he is paid for the distance he drives. these drivers scoot around town in search of customers. this is ren yuzhong. he landed a job as a driver when he moved here five years ago. ren has received a request. there are around 200 drivers in this area. the system works so the driver closest to the customer is contacted. with more drivers, ren says competition has intensified in recent years. the key to earning more is to hang out close to popular restaurants. they wait until they are contacted. despite luck being a major factor, demand for drivers increases every year. that may be because the number of passenger cars in the city has increased by more than two million in the past five years. summer nights are the most lucrative here on guijie street. some people earn more than restaurant managers. although it's midnight, children are out in the streets. they approach restaurant clientele selling flowers. red roses are the

it's a light colored 4 door sedan with a spoiler on the trunk. women waiting for the bus tell me although the stop is directly under a street light it's hard to see at night. sot - once traffic slows down and it becomes later in the evening, it's darker. the victim was able to get a look at the perpetrator. he's described as hispanic, between 30-40 years old, clean shaven, with short black hair. the plates on the car however was hard to read. sot - unfortunately there isn't enough suspect information to determine if this suspect has been involved in any other incidents. the son of a man who was murdered last year on a popular oakland hills hiking trail is talking to kron 4. it's been nearly three months since david renzul was murdered while hiking at huckleberry botanical preserve off skyline boulevard. on sunday, hundreds of friends and family showed up at the trail to show support for the victim - who was a popular english and journalism teacher for more then 30-years. now his son is talking about the kind of man his father was, and how he hope

agents discovered those men in the trunk. the ugly, talk about a bad hair day.rgia barber going viral after shaming misbehaving kids with old man haircuts. he said he got the idea after his 12-year-old son's grades fell. the old man cut being dubbed george jefferson or benjamin button. >> time for your brew on this responses. a proposed law in nevada would allow concealed weapon permit holders to have weapons inside their cars at public, private schools and child care facilities. >> do you think it is safe to have guns on school campuses? don says i believe the constitution gives citizens the right to own guns. there is no stipulation about, except on campuses. lance says i'm torn. we can name several times where a side arm in the right hands could have saved some lives on a school campus. at best i think there should be two or three licensed persons on staff preferably office personnel with the weapon locked up in the office. >> thanks to all who responded. we appreciate it. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >>> good morning. it is thursday february 5.

. >> reporter: and his son in the separate bedroom where the tree trunk is. after he started crying, five, ten seconds, looked like a tree trunk came crashing down on him. >> reporter: terrifying moments attributed to heavy winds. snow continued to fall. it was a busy night with freezing temperatures and high winds and snow squalls affecting roads and power outages and falling branches. in east falls a tree branch came down through the ceiling. >> a branch came through the bedroom window and everybody knows what that's like at 2:00 a.m. on valentine's day. >> >> reporter: the quickly's master bedroom, they are waiting for the insurance adjuster to come out. the contractors were taking down other parts of the tree to make sure nothing else can fall, because they are expecting the heavy winds to continue. for now reporting live in newtown square, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> the wicked winds are making it tough for flights in and out of philadelphia today. sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. there have been canc

he then being a lawyer goes to the trunk, the trunk's open and the back's open as well.ng something, but ultimately you see him hand a different phone to mr. hernandez. mr. hernandez then takes that phone and begins to operate it you know texting and putting it up to his ear. his phone is broken down. >> is it clear it's a different phone? >> absolutely your honor. >> this is my legal panel. joey jackson and ester. we talk about the video of this dismantling of the phone. why is it key? >> it's huge. it's beyond key. think about this. i think the judge got it right on the legal issue because it comes down to a right of an expectation of privacy. you're out in public. they didn't bulldoze their way into his home. the legal issue, she's got it right. what's the effect of that. i'm aaron hernandez, i did nothing wrong, i was merely present. the prosecution doesn't have to show he pulled the trigger or did the crime but that he actively participated. so his whole argument is look i'm merely present. you're saying i'm there, that's not enough legally. but if i was only there

of one of the detective's trunk, and returned it to him after the trial.nd that is the type of evidence that could have tilted the evidence in his original trial. >> and we were plain mad at that case. >> you get mad enough you go another way. >> we had sat there in the courtroom to thinking that he had been guilty to not sure that the jury will not find him guilty, to then they will find him guilty, to not. >> and then after three hours the jury announced the verdict, not guilty on all counts. >> we just broke down and started crying, because i knew what had they had been through. and next to marrying my wife and the birth of my children, that is probably the happiest day of my life. >> knowing what they had been through, it is a tremendous, tremendous load off of my shoulders. >> the jurors came out, and they were adamant that they needed to reinvestigate the case, and quit picking on the guy. >> why were they bothering this poor man and has he not suffered enough? talking about hennis, and hasn't he suffered enough? he had killed two children and a woma

when the man said the money was in the trunk of the car the suspect grabbed the keys and stole the car. we've posted the video on our website 6abc.com. >>> time for your first look at business at the big board, a judge has ordered a dozen gamblers to return more than a million dollars in winning back to the golden nugget casino in atlantic city. 14 gamblers won big after realizing that the cards weren't being shuffled in the mini bacharach game in 2012. they have to give the money back. >>> president obama will host a cyber security summit in san francisco. he wants businesses to share information on cyber threats with each other and the federal government. >>> on wall street, stocks finished higher, futures are slightly higher. >>> get rea to pay more -- ready to pay more for valerie arkoosh -- val rn -- valentine's day. >> did you get a gift for your hubby? >> i left it on the kitchen island. >>> story of survival, a person stuck in a truck after it went off a cliff. >>> xñaó5Ñ s.going outside live this morning, it's cold out there we've got quiet traffic out there and pretty good. t

a wheelchair, a high chair trunks and rugs, tables and chairs. there is a door in the back left corner that goes nowhere. the american red cross would give these things to people. people on the street car could see those windows. people on the road would know what this house was about because of the windows. we have seen a wooden house that was once the center for an organization that works around the world and this country. after 18 major efforts after 23 years of leading the american red cross, and at the age of 82, clara barton was under pressure to resign. there was another lady to take over. there were people critical of her age, her management style critical of the way in which the organization was growing. under that pressure, clara barton did step down. the american red cross moved into washington city and clara barton started another organization, the national first aid association. it was the organization that called first aid first aid and created the first aid kit. teaching people like you and i to do first aid. clara barton was a fam

that's who krak rok is. ♪ >> throw them in the trunk i got that body bag swag.uated with blood i got that body bag swag. that's what i do on the outside. that's pretty fun. >> that's what you do out there. >> that's what i do. >> his cell mate is ricky mckaskle. >> my bunky is definitely a very different individual. and he's definitely not someone that i would start kicking with or hang out with in the world. >> cool [ bleep ] but i don't think it's something that i could -- i couldn't get geeked off of it and go [ bleep ] some girls or something. >> he can tell i have intellectual value or i'm a pretty smart guy. he all the time asks me what do i think he should do about certain things when he gets out or how i dealt with it before or what i've done. and he's always got a lot of questions. every day he has different questions. >> let me get this straight. u.s. treasury, you have like an amount of money that's set aside when your birth certificate is sold to the government. >> you have got a treasury trust account. >> when you were born, your birth sfirkts were

investigators say they found his hair on a rope inside the trunk of torres's car and his dna showed up on her clothing. >>> developing right now, if you're traveling today, check your flight. bay area flights cancelled this morning. the airline didn't inspect some of its planes. >> bob, they are using these planes on one condition. >> reporter: as long as they have them inspected within the next five days. that being said, southwest airlines has cancelled some flights here in the bay area. none here and at sfo. at oakland international, there are ten cancelled today. the airport does confirm with us that five of those cancellations are due to the inspections. it's not clear if the other five are related. yesterday, the texas-based airline southwest airlines grounded about 20% of its fleet, 128 aircraft. they're all boeing 737s. it's because the airline failed to perform a required inspection on the backup rutter systems. southwest realized its mistake, notified the faa. the faa, as you mentioned, has since said that southwest can continue flying those aircraft, as long as those inspect

cut down her trunk and made a boat and sailed away. sorry, sighed the tree, i wish i would give you something but i've nothing left, i'm just an old stump. come boy, sit down, sit down and rest. and the boy did. and the tree was happy. >> guess what? >> jimmy: what? >> that however many lines inside a tree stump, that's how old a tree is. >> i can't wait to get my costume, it has a helmet, it has a tail -- >> jimmy: what does that have to do with "the giving tree" book? >> there's nothing in "the giving tree" in real life. >> jimmy: is there a giving tree in star wars? >> no. >> jimmy: i don't think there is -- >> how can there be a giving tree in star wars? >> people actually have another new star wars. >> jimmy: i think we're trying to say here you really have no interest at all in this book, right? >> i do. >> jimmy: you do? do you like the little boy from this boy? >> yes. >> jimmy: you do? he seemed kind of selfish to me. >> yeah. he did, kind of. >> jimmy: yeah. >> when you grow up -- >> jimmy: he was nice when he was young. but

he would climb up her trunk and swing from her branches.my apples, boy, and sell them in the city. so the boy cut off her branches and carried them away to build his house. the boy cut down her trunk and made a boat and sailed away. i'm sorry, sighed the tree, i wish i would give you something but i've nothing left, i'm just an old stump. come boy, sit down, sit down and rest. and the boy did. and the tree was happy. >> guess what? >> jimmy: what? >> that however many lines inside a tree stump, that's how old a tree is. >> i can't wait to get my costume, it has a helmet, it has a tail -- >> jimmy: what does that have to do with "the giving tree" book? your costume if? >> there's nothing in "the giving tree" for real life. >> jimmy: is there a giving tree in star wars? >> no. >> jimmy: i don't think there is -- >> how can there be a giving tree in star wars? >> jimmy: i don't know, you're the one that brought up -- >> people actually have another new star wars. >> jimmy: so what i think we're trying to say here is you really have no interest

>> the tarp is over the trunk bed and supposedly heavy powered speakers in there. >> definitely real.> real. >> can't fool us mac. real. >> might have missed something in the video. i'm not sure. take a closer look in the ba. ♪ >> oh! >> mac got us. >> the fact of the matter you guys were all fooled here. totally fake. >> next video. ♪ >> oh -- >> whoa. >> i'm skeptical. should have dissolved by now. >> i think -- smoke rings through rings, like five feet away. amazing. >> how do you make it go through holte and then curl back under? >> smoke a lot. >> i'm going with real. >> i'm going with oli. >> same here. >> i don't think can you smoke. i say fake. >> i say fake because you could fake this. >> look at these guys. they don't know where to go. looking at each other for answers. 100% real. the smoke ring within a ring and then momentum goes around and creating like a jellyfish. so awesome. >> and last video. >> oh! ♪ >> oh! whoa. [ laughter ] >> that was just like in every -- >> i don't care what mac dreidel says, that is real. >> did they not tell that guy, hey, everybody let go on

. >> put your hands on the trunk maze, sir. >> opening states are set to begin in the misconduct trial of a police officer in glauster. it shows him arresting an assemblyman for a dui. a judge ruled the stop was illegal and a officer lied on the police report. >> chris christie wrapped up his three day tour in london and he went to shakespeare's globe theater. he was scheduled to speak to reporters today but he refused. he said the approach to fax nating children should be balanced before later clarifying his remarks. >> tom wolfe has already stopped executive branchs from accepting gifts, now he is asking others to follow along. he sent letters to about 24 state agencies asking for a ban for gifts to employees. >> tonight, lance arms strongtrong in trouble fwen. he was cited with hit-and-run. he slammed into two parked cars after a noogt of partying in aspen. his girlfriend is said to have admitted that she lied and took the blame for armstrong to avoid national attention. >>> finally a break from the frigid air, but more snow and cold temperatures are not far behind. >> more problems

. >> he removed a single nail and discovered a trunk and books and portraits stuffed up under the eves and this was this treasure. of dolly madison's things. we've had this story available to the public some displaying different items from time-to-time. but trying to include her life story from her birth to her death in 1849. some of the items that we currently have on display, a carved ivory calling card case that has a card enclosed with dolly's signature as well as that of her niece, anna. and a pair of silk slippers that tie across the arch of her foot. watch all 06 our events. . >> the japanese were enticed to go to hawaii. the sugar plantation people came to japan to recruit workers. they said, gee if you work three years in the sugar plantations of hawaii, it's equivalent to working 10 years in the factories of japan. so close to a thousand people, way back in 1885, went on a three-year labor contract to sugar plantations of hawaii. but when they got there, they found out differently. they had foremans or lunas that had quips. they used the leter whips on the workers. so a slave

tree trunks ever floating in the water.roached very, very slowly at that point, i could start to see floats on the water that were part of a net. >> the group discovered that tangled in that net is a young humpback whale. >> i was pretty convinced that it was dead because we did not see an ounce of movement. nothing. >> but then a breath. the humpback is alive, but unable to move. >> i could see that this whale was horribly, horribly entangled. just like in a straight jacket. 19 years on the water i've never seen anything like this. you have to make a decision. are you going to try to intervene yourself? physically intervening, certainly, carries a risk. >> fishbach and the group can't turn their backs on the animal. they radio the mexican authorities but know it could take hours if not days for someone to arrive, and by then it could be too late. fishbach takes a quick dip in the water to assess the situation under the surface. then he returns to the boat for a knife like this one. he wants to try cutting some of the net f

. >> reporter: kept his biker past locked away in an old steamer trunk. >> should we just flip it. >>dragged it across the floor and opened it to talk. did they know something was in here? >> he left a whole bunch of things for me. >> reporter: the counter court documents show he made a deal with the feds in return for inside information he received a reduced prison sentence for his own criminal past and a premise of new identities and protection for him and his family in a town 1600 miles away. >> i remember them coming to get us like it was yesterday. 1:00 2:00 in the morning we were woke up by guys with suits and we were scared. we didn't know what was going on and had no idea i was seven years old and my sister was five and my brother was two. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> soon you will be ten. >> reporter: this home video taken the night before butch crouch went to prison. >> soon you will be 11 and 12. >>> a kiss for jackie for each of the eight birthdays he would miss. >> happy birthday. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: the trick was she was a victim there should be

recommended to sidewalk root pruning but it was due to a lot of the decay in the because of the truck those trunk those those are not related to the sidewalk failures. >> a gentleman referred to the pruning could the trees be pursuant in that manner and survive? thrive >> sure the trees could be pruned in that way you're not adding structural problems are with the trees you'd still have to repair the sidewalk and put in are a curb and species that's going to damage the sidewalk again the speeds we've not been planting in the city since the late 90s due to the stem flurdz at&t's and the dame to the sidewalk we are not seeking the permit with your just trying to be consistent how we handle all cases so the trees would pruned but a certain amount of risk with the species you'll set auditors up for a lot of pruning there's other concerned but that's you know my feedback on the matter. >> a question mr. buck is if there's a significant reduction of canopy does that reduce the potential stem failure. >> yes reducing the overall size and weight of the canopy reduce the likelihood of failure why not just

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silva positive for steroids and silva in the yellow trunks who is coming back from a horrific leg injury. what makes it look so bad is silva was tested on january 9th. he was allowed to fight and the test results were just revealed today. russell wilson faced the music explaining the play that cost the super bowl. he said when that ball left his hand he thought touchdown, second super bowl ring. instead butler picked it off and sealed the deal. offensive coordinator has been getting skewered for the call. russell defended his coach. >> think about it. three years. we are in the playoffs and coach bevel calling the plays. last year we won the super bowl and coach bevel calling the plays. it is a player's game. i think he does a tremendous job of preparing us. he has been phenomenal and he will be a tremendous head coach one day. >> it is really about what have you done for me lately?

and i'm used to bodies in trunks.rst thought is you could take that out and have more room for luggage. >> you got to interview a very remarkable young man. >> 17 years old, he invented a mind-controlled bionic arm. kind of amazing. i can't wait to tell you about it when we get back. >> an al jazeera america special report >> unfortunately, you can't "should have", all we can do is move forward >> a nation forced to take a closer look at race. >> ...check which ethnicity... i checked multiple boxes... this is who i am... >> what does it really mean to be the minority? >> black history comes up, everyones looking to hear what you have to say, because you're the spokesperson... >> how can we learn from the past? and create a better future? an al jazeera america special report race in america all next week part of our special black history month coverage on al jazeera america >> okay, i'm phil with lindsay and costa, costa, what have you got going for us? >> let's take a look. 17 years old, he invented a mind-controlled

. >> reporter: the ones the "v" at the trunk -- >> the bark puts pressure and they pull themselves apart and that is where the failure starts. >> reporter: all it needed was wind. they have 32 jobs going today on the peninsula. >> as you can see we have -- there are no roots. >> reporter: some of the trees fell because of rot. just saw dust and ants were holding it up. >> you can probe in and you can detect all this. this is very detectable from the outside. >> finding out the problem before it takes out power lines and a roof is less expensive. and less stressful. >> could have been a lot worse than it was. >> reporter: than cleaning it up after it falls. tripping and thinning could save the tree and save you money. noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the strong winds brought down a huge tree on to two homes. the tree fell on friday night but was still there this morning. no one was home at either place when it came down. no one was hurt. we spoke to one of the owners, he is planning on meeting the adjustor tomorrow. and the storms also had impressive rain totals. chief meteorologist bi

about 1:00 sunday morning wind gusts upwards of 50 miles an hour toppled that aging tree, somehow its trunknd branches just missing the family of four. >> it just missed his bed by inches. my granddaughter was in my daughter's arm. she was trapped. she had all the rubble from the ceiling on top of her. >> reporter: and back in philadelphia, another example of these extreme winds. take a look, this time a tree splits right in the middle lands on top of this apartment complex. nobody hurt but another scare. east falls resident ida hopes it's a day she doesn't need to leave the car. >> it's terrible. it's a terrible wind. >>> contractor jay buck is working it. he says it's day you don't want to mess with. >> stay home. >> reporter: this sunday, a good day to take jay's advice. in east falls steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, we do have you covered on our web site from up to the minute weather conditions to winter weather tips, just go the our web site cbsphilly.com. >>> there is a lot more to come on "eyewitness news." >> the flyers four game road trip ends tonight when they tak

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there was also a trail of blood from the trunk of the driveway and police found the woman inside with serious injuries just inside the front door. the man's body was found in the garage. neighbors show ktvu where the screen is the victim's house appeared to be ripped open then police found a black nit cap nearby and arrested a suspect a few blocks away. the f.b.i. had been brought in with police as of last night the woman was in critical condition. we are told that she appears to be in her 50s and suspect appears to be in his 20s. live, i'm tara back to you. >> sounds like more information will come in throughout the morning we'll check in with you in a bit. >> 433 investigators are trying to determine whether a 3 week old baby who was found dead died from an accident or foul play. the baby and his mother samantha green were reported missing by relatives on monday. the mother was found the next day crying and distraught near a waterway. search crews found the baby's body yesterday morning during a vigil last night friends of the mother urged the public to give her time to mourn. >> th