sian vaughn told me that being widowed so soon after her wedding day had left her heartbroken.hs. and especially having to spend your first wedding anniversary alone was just so far removed from the one that we had planned. it's just been absolutely horrendous. today, the boss of grittenham haulage, matthew gordon, and mechanic peter wood, were both found guilty of manslaughter. the trial heard the company was a shambles, failing to carry out proper safety checks. the jury was told that as the tipper truck came down the hill that afternoon, its brakes were badly worn, rusty, and in a poor state of repair. philip potter, who was at the wheel of the truck, was found not guilty of causing death by dangerous or careless driving. they are constantly in my thoughts. he left court sending his thoughts to the bereaved families. he told the jury he hadn't realised the truck was in such a poor state until the brakes failed, and he said his boss had told him to ignore a warning light on the dashboard. this one is for mitzi, because when it's blooming it comes out pink. before the trial, h

sian vaughn told me that being widowed, so soon after her wedding day, had left her heart broken.ing to spend your first wedding anniversary alone was just so far removed from the one that we had planned. it's just been absolutely horrendous. today the boss of grittenham haulage, matthew gordon, and mechanic, peter wood, were both found guilty of manslaughter. the trial heard the company was a shambles, failing to carry out proper safety checks. the jury was told that as the tipper truck came down the hill that afternoon, its brakes were badly worn, rusty, and in a poor state of repair. philip potter, who was at the wheel of the truck, was found not guilty of causing death by dangerous or careless driving. they are constantly in my thoughts. he left court sending his thoughts to the bereaved families. he told the jury he hadn't realised the truck was in such a poor state until the brakes failed, and he said his boss had told him to ignore a warning light on the dashboard. this one is for mitzi. when it's blooming it comes out pink. before the trial, he told bbc news he'd planted t

jessica vaughn represents the anti-immigration city side. she is the policy director for the center of immigration studies. william stock is with the american immigrant lawyers association. sheepresents the pro se and satisfied. with that, jessica, and then william, then you get a one minute rejoinder. ms. vaughn: thank you so much, thank you all for having me today. definitely a hot topic. i'm pleased to have this opportunity to visit these issues in a format that's going to promote discussion and give ofs a chance to explore some the details, and the arguments. sanctuary cities, yes or no? the answer is very clearly no. i will be telling you why. mainly because they are illegal and because they create public safety problems. also, because they don't help in establishing trust between immigrants and the community, and authorities. , i will alsosh tell you what i think should be done about them. have heard that sanctuary policies are fine, that they are even necessary. the reasons people give for supporting or promoting sanctuary policies ar

michael banerian. 10th district, brian fairbrother. 11th district, ken crider. 12th district, mary vaughnth district, jim rhoades. 14th district, william rotter dink -- rauwerdink. great, although there's -- all electors are present. the chief justice. [applause] chief justice: thank you. there are many occasions i have been blessed. none more poignant than this. will the electors please stand and raise your right hand? it looks like all of you figured out the right hand. good. [laughter] chief justice: now, do you solemnly swear you will support the constitution of the united states and the constitution of this state and that you will gratefully discharge the duties of the office of elector of president and vice president of the united states, according to the best of your ability? congratulations. [applause] >> i would now like to appoint the sergeant of arms for the 2016 electoral college. from the 11th congressional district, and from the six congressional district, from the fourth congressional district, and andrea pollack of the third congressional district. please be recognized. [a

our guest jessica vaughn for the center of immigration studies and tom jawetz for the center for american progress and tribune reporter julian aguilar on how immigration ♪olicy affects border states. host: good morning. it's thursday, december 29, 2016. the headline on today's "washington journal" focus on the war of words between john kerry and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, over who's to blame for the dwindling prospects of a two state middle east peace deal. couldary kerry, in what be his last major address before leaving office, accuse the prime minister and other israeli officials of sabotaging peace efforts by refusing

it's called basic. ( laughter ) and katherine johnson was a brilliant mind and my character dorothy vaughn was the acting supervisor of the african-american computers and, so, she was the one who would and she knew katherine was capable. >> stephen: i've always been fascinated by n.a.s.a., and i've interviewed some of those early mercury astronauts and apollo guys and i was obsessed with this when i was younger. how come i didn't know this story? >> i didn't know about it either. when i got the memo i would be meeting about this, i thought it was historical fiction. i think the reason we don'tno history are at that time the press. they were more focused on who was going but not how they got there. and these women were the inner mechanisms. they worked behind all the scenes. all the women, african-american and white worked behind the scenes, so there was very little regard to their contributions. >> stephen: besides being mathematicians and polymaths, they were friends. >> yes, they did. >> stephen: we have a clip of some of the women looking out after each other at a picnic, i think. >> he

lieutenant colonel vaughn bond jr. has been appointed as interim police chief and replaces the retiring chief. he joined the force back in 1991. he call this is new opportunity humbling. >> it's something i look forward to working with the command staff and the men and women within the agency, i think we do on outstanding job. >> vaughn is a graduate of the delaware state university. he previously served as the department's deputy chief. >>> how groups across the region are shining a light on the homeless. that's next at 5:00. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the future, we will all have a more beautiful world. ♪ >>> tonight is the first night of winter. it will be the dark errs wiand longest night of the year. the homeless memorial day is reco

jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. authorities say this unfolded after an undercover officer met with the woman about killing another person. they eventually arrested 20-year-old monique earle who today placed a judge. we have the new details in this case from claremont. reporter: 20-year-old monique earle faces two felony charges someone to kill a woman who she says ruined her life. the 20-year-old faced a judge in claremont thursday accused of telling another woman while living at a domestic abuse shelter that she wanted someone she knew dead. the incident was reported to a shelter manager and police. >> law enforcement the following daikon tacted the reporting party, the reporting party reiterated those concerns, and the reporting party agreed to cooperate with law enforcement in this investigation. reporter: claremont police and force say they set up a meeting between earle and an undercover officer, where earle confirmed that she wanted that person to kidnap, drug, rape, and kill a woman she knew. >> she expressed

atlantic city is the place to be on new year's eve for vaughn hendricks. he checked in to cesars, the casino where he will welcome 2017. >> i don't have to leave the hotel and i still have all of the fun as if i was outside down in new york city. >> it is the biggest night we have in atlantic city, the biggest party night. >> the big bash comes with a glittery mardi gras theme for more than 1,000 vips. >> they paint everything and put it together and it takes them weeks if not months to do all of this. >> in ocean city the focus is on family friendly fun. we found a city stream of people buying and picking up their admission buttons. >> they have a lot of entertainment and things to do for everybody. >> also today final rehearsals for some of the live performances set to take the stage during tomorrow's alcohol-free celebrations featuring events at 20 venues and fireworks at midnight. >> kind of like the summer crowd a little bit. >> this year marks a milestone for the first night, the 25th anniversary. >> a lot of first nights have gone under and we have

michael banerian. 10th district, brian fairbrother. 11th district, ken crider. 12th district, mary vaughnth district, jim rhoades. 14th district, william rauwerdink. all electors are present. the chief justice. giving the oath of office. [applause] chief justice: thank you. there are many occasions i have been blessed. none more poignant than this. will the electors please stand and raise your right hand? it looks like all of you figured out the right hand. ok, good. [laughter] chief justice: now, do you solemnly swear you will support the constitution of the united states and the constitution of this state and that you will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of elector of president and vice president of the united states, according to the best of your ability? congratulations. [applause] >> i would now like to appoint the sergeant-at-arms for the 2016 electoral college. from the 11th congressional district, and from the six congressional district, from the fourth congressional district, and andrea pollack of the third congressional district. please be recognized. [applause] >>

hillary vaughn talked with teants and real estate analysts in san francisco -- tenants and real estatenalysts in san francisco. >> some are ditching parking lots and giving ride sharing credits to uber. they say over the next 30 years they expect parking needs will be cut in half freeing up 75 billion square feet of parking space. >> there's a real opportunity here for real estate developers and operators to get in front of what we view as an inevitable trend which will be the biggest game changer for real estate since the arrival of the car itself. >> one parking lot is urging residence dents to give up theirparking spots. >> it's been wildly popular and exceeded our expectation. since we launched in may 2016, we've had over a thousand participants in the program, over 90% of participation rate. >> they say the occupancy is almost doubled, but demand for a parking spot hasn't changed at all. residents say it saves them big bucks and a lot of times they normally waste looking for a parking spot. we talked to some people here and some are not so sure they can commit to living car free.

trish: hillary vaughn, thank you so much. thing, i guess, unless you're the guy or the gal that loses your job to that robot or to technology, automation, and you can't find a good one to replace it, right? the former assistant secretary of labor under president ronald reagan joins me right now with his thoughts on this. you know, i hear ya, i mean, i get it, technology helps us be more productive, we grow, we're going to create new industries. great. but what do we do in the meantime, al? >> well, the problem is technology reshapes the demand for jobs. it doesn't kill them. the problem that's underneath which we found in the reagan administration was can the school systems, can the apprenticeship programs keep pace with the technological change -- trish: well, we know right now they're not. you look at the statistics, the u.s. versus the rest of the world when it comes to math and science, we're clearly failing. >> that's right. and that's why our answer was bringing corporations more into the discussion on how to train peop

i'm dorothy vaughn. i believe you met my -- >> yes, ma'am. >> and this is -- >> she's not married. she's a widow, with three beautiful little girls. so well behaved, arrangeals on earth is what we like to call them. dorothy, slice of pie? >> i'd love one. excuse me. >> you already have a slice of pie -- >> i love that cast and octavius good morning. >> good morning. you look beautiful. >> thank you. you look beautiful in your wonderwoman t-shirt. >> wonderwomen. >> and teaching us in this film about some women who certainly could be superheroes. i'm watching the film thinking, how is it 46 years of my life i have never heard this story. you had the same reaction. you thought it was fiction. >> i thought it was historical fiction. hi had just done "the help," well, four years ago, but when i read this, i thought, we would have known about it if it were true the fact we didn't know, it hurt at my core. you know? >> i think people -- i described it as kind of a grieving, because here you have this notion that girls don't like math, or black girls don't get this, and these are examples

. >>> tonight we're getting new details about vaughn millers % next day. elizabeth will be his says she did not try to extort money from miller after the trip the mexico. she says in fact it was miller's lawyers who came to her with a cash offer not to release the video. >>> to broncos fans say their constitutional rights are violated when they were sent to the drunk tank and now they're suing. michael cornl was at the broncos new england game last season. police took him and his girlfriend to detox where they were there -- but were never charged. now cornell says he was detained without due process. denver police say they haven't read the lawsuit yet. >>> facebook and next-door for two of the most popular neighborhood site. denver police also uses it to get the word out. tonight dpd is changing its policies for facebook and getting off next-door entirely. >> denver police posted here on next-door we are moving weaving next door and facebook and directing people to go to the for the information they use to get there. no explanation so we wanted to know why

james vaughn keeping track of the headlines from las vegas. get out to him in a few minutes. first a look at trending he stars packing the 26th annual gotham independent film awards in new york. amy adams making it a date night with hubby darren legalo, the arrival and nocturnal animals star getting a campaigning for the sixth academy award nomination. stung in a pant suit. receiving the tribute award. ethan hawke receiving the tribute award. the four time oscar nominee

. >> the women, catherine g johnson, dorothy vaughn, and mary jackson, part of nasa's group of humanrs. >> oscar winner octavia spencer the first to sign on. >> when i learned that these women did exist, and did make these contributions, i felt compelled to be a part of this, this telling of their stories. >> you have identification? >> just on our way to work at nasa. >> i had no idea they hired -- >> quite a few women working in the space program. >> as women and as african-americans, they saved and broke down many barriers. >> of course it was unfair, but that's the way it was. yes, what are you going to do? >> the important message in this story is that throughout those obstacles, throughout segregation, throughout jim crow, throughout the discrimination, sexism, these women did not allow them to stiffle them. >> of the 33, only catherine g johnson is still living n2015, president obama awarded her the presidential medal of freedom. jamie yuccas, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all i can say is i love, love, loved this movie. >> did you? >> great actresses, and based on amazing

win of the season, the bucks are in brooklyn tonight for a home & home series with the nets, rashad vaughn has been recalled from westchester and will be back with the bucs tonight. and finally, he's back. tiger woods made his first pga tour appearance in 16 months today at the hero world challenge. woods looked like vintage tiger on the front, going 4-under par , but he finishes plus one on the day after double bogeys on 16 and 18. golf is a better sport when he's that. -- drives like that. joyce: what can we expect this evening? mark: cool, nothing crazy this evening. cloudy skies, some sprinkles. ?? ?? >>> tonight new kanye breakdown details. what the 911 call revealed. >> request if we can have police backup. >> after his hospital release, what's next for the struggling star? >> don't get any weapons or anything l pregnant on the victoria's secret runway. >> the mini cooper catwalk shocker as "e.t." takes you backstage for all of the model drama. >> i'm freaking out. >> our paris exclusive with lady gaga, bruno mars and all the angels. >> here we go. >> but who left the runway in tears

. >> mayor vaughn. >> would you expect pics other than this? he has linda mcmahon. >> i want to see that in the state of the union. >> we can't show the clips because the wwe owns everything. >> do you remember when trump shaved his head? >> it was a shave your head match. >> well he won. >> are you saying it is all prearranged? >> it is amazing. >> i don't want you to -- it is christmas season. >> it is a wweceo and the owner of hardy's. 12-year-old ben kissel will have the exact same cabinet. i love it. >> this guy is a fast-food ceo. there is something funny at first. >> isn't it strange because donald trump was only eating at mcdonalds. he is putting people in his cabinet who may disagree with him and it could lead to a better democracy. he is crossing the aisle when he goes to carls junior. it is the most popular pizza hut. >> after that it is the most successful fast-food business. >> were you aware -- i forget they are the same thing. >> they have the ads with the girls in the bikini. >> it will make the labor jobs report so much more en

needed vaughn brown. there is a story i tell about how the russians would stand there with a bull horn. vaughn brown would stand there and they would say come to our side with a translator. they wanted -- that battle had begun in the ashes of world war ii, the cold war in essence. what would i do? impossible to say. to me it's one of the great joys of being a journalist. i try to get in the mind set of those who had to ask those questions in realtime. in this book i was able to do that by finding the journals of the man who was in charge of the chemical weapons program. this is remarkable. it makes you wonder anyone out there who keeps a journal, if you're writing your dark secrets you wonder should i really be doing this? they might wind up at a military history museum and i might find them or someone else. it is interesting because there was a general named general lukes. they would come out on weekends, sit around with dr. lukes and discuss how to build our gas program. and from the journals, to answer

our hearts go out to debbie reynolds, and carrie fisher's family, we wish them the best, hillary vaughn thank you. >> thank you. david: coming up a flash back to my showdown with filmmaker oliver stone, we had a fiery debate over the socialist debacle in venezuela, and those who applaud it, coming next. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. . david: hugo chavez -- >> he has done a great job of raising their property level. david: he is corrupt. >> he is not corrupt. >> oh, come on. >> the government is corrupt. david: you can't figure out. >> the world bank -- >> you have to trust me ther

victoria vaughn-perling found ten of her livestock dead last weekend and given a license to shoot the mountain lion believed to be responsible. the news upset hundreds of people who didn't want the mountain lion to die. vaughn-perling said it was never her intention to kill it. >> it seems like the best solution would be to get it relocated. i think killing it, i don't think will solve anything. my alpaca. >> reporter: she hopes the mountain lion known as p45 will be caught and placed in captivity. >> glad to hear that. >>> some descendants of john d. rockefeller call exxonmobil morally bankrupt. >> what we would hope from exxon, what they have done these decades of denial and we really hope they become an industry leader. >> ahead, and only on "cbs this morning," why they are calling out one o companies to rockefeller standard oil over climate change. now the corporation is now responding. >>> here is our personal invitation just to you. subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast. it's on itunes and apple's podcast app. today we have a conversation with a former hacker turned fbi in

. >> tell us about aaron vaughn and the house you were trying to build for the family. >> so aaron vaughnly reached out to his mother on july 4th through twitter and sent her a picture of my four boys and said in honor of men like your son aaron vaughn, i vow to raise these boys to make a difference. subsequently, we met and she's one of the inspirations for beginning this nonprofit. >> what are you trying to do, trying to build a home, right? >> we're trying to purchase a home here in south florida for her. 2011 we were in the middle of a deep recession and karen and billy vaughn had been struggling financially like so many of us had. they lost their son and their home and their business. i can't do anything to bring back their son. but i think as grateful americans, we can all chip in $5, $10 and really do something for this family that's given us so much. >> quickly, remind people how they can help and make a difference, even if it is a dollar here, $5 there? >> if you go to our website, believe with me.com and you click on the top where it says help buy a gold star family a home or yo

coming up this morning, jessica vaughn from the center for immigration studies and tom jaufance on the study for american progress on how the trump administration and congress will approach immigration. then on how current and future immigration policy affects border states like texas. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. t

this is the incredible untold story of kathryn johnson, dorothy vaughn and marry jackson. brilliant african-american women at nasa who served one of the brains behind the greatest astronaut in history, the l orbit. they will all be here tonight on the red carpet. the movie is picking up a lot of awards. it was nominated today by the s.a.g. awards for the entire cast nominated for an award. ovatvia spencer nominatedded for best actress. it will open nationwide on friday january 6. i had a chance to see the movie yesterday. it is absolutely incredible. the story takes place down the road in hampton roads, virginia. a wonderfully well-told story. well done. some people say it possibly got snubbed by the golden globes. i believe it did. it should have been nominated for best picture and was not. we talk about that and we have a rekeep tonight at 10:00 and abc7 news at 11:00 and more on "good morning washington." back to you. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. early in the form of a blast of arctic air. jonathan: it's dangerous cold temperatures. brutal wind chil

. >> she's our assistant news director and her that i am is maryann vaughn because she has a horriblehy cow say that. >> but bad thing about it is, she loves to sing, in the meetings. so she sings every song. so about six or seven years ago we started to call her mar yioak because she sang these songs. look what we found there is a gift out there entitled mari oak, for merry christmas. >> that is cute. >> but when you sing, it changes your voice. >> you can make it sound like you. let me turn it on. it can sound like you. >> an elf. >> that must be the l >> hi santa, hi santa. >> say i know him. >> i necessity him. >> and then the music. >> yes. >> yes. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> yes. >> wow, that is a gift all on my vacation. >> i'm sure, your four grand kid they will have a great time. >> love it. >> you will love it too. >> i love these two people cross the studio there me right now caravan of kindness is what we're calling this, mo'ne davis is in the studio right now, yas the greatest is here, and bunch of celebrities who will be spreading their cheer, a caravan of kindness we will tell you whe

♪♪ >> ajoining us from los angeles this morning hillary vaughn.d middle of the night to you how are you? >> hey, doing great. yeah, dow gained 9 39 points excuse me yesterday closing 1983 and s&p up four points closing at 2262 and nasdaq up 20 points closing at 5457 we continue to inch closer to dow 0,000 and we see if we get there before christmas. >> we'll see on that in the mean time somber story media giant s families and pulse night club shooting what's going on. >> right, so three families and victims at the pulse filed a civil federal civil suit many michigan against twitter, facebook and google they say these social media sites and google youtube allowed the terrorist propaganda to be proliferated online and what they're saying they gave material support to isis and they deposit allow certain individuals to have accounts they would not have been able to have a platform to raise money. recruit individuals and radicalize and insight a violent act switer facebook and going rl now being accuse aaccused of essentially causing explosion and rise

journey takes you, s snv setting bar high when it comes do drone deliveryes and hillary vaughn joins us this morning. record close on wall street. >> another record close and it's all about the lucky number 26 as the dow inches closer to we could see it at the on today. but, yeah, 26 record close yesterday for the dow. and this is the we're only 26 points shy of 20,000. so, the record we hit the 19,000 record on november 2 and it's been just about a month and all this is because wall street is betting on trump policies. there's a lot of optimism surround what he promed on campaign trail to ease up regulations on businesses and you've seen cold man sacks contribute to one fifth of the growth from 19,000 to almost 0,000. so financial stocks are betting on this. industrial stocks as well have surged because of trump's calls to rebuild our country's infrastructure. that's what we're seeing contribute to this big trump rally up to today over the past six weeks. >> after a couple months not wanting to look at 401 k i don't think anybody can complain over the last month what's happeni

. >> thehillary vaughn joins us more on this morning's business headlines. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. the dow is inching closer and closer to the historic 20,000 mark that we're all hoping to see before the new year. it is hovering 30 points up this morning. we will see where it ends today, if we get to that 20,000 mark that we all want to see. this is about seven weeks of gains that the dow has kept up since trump's big november win. but also record online sales could mean record in-store sales for stores when it comes to people bringing in their stuff to return. 10% of holiday purchases are returned. online orders, that's 30%. that's good news for brick and mortar stores as shoppers favored online versus stores. for stores like jc penney, the return rate from online to in store is huge. 90% of online returns are brought in the store. typically the first month of the year is slow. due to cyber sales soaring, stores hope to capitalize on foot traffic. gift cards are the second most popular gift. what if you get stuck with a gift card you wo

. >> i'm dorothy vaughn, that's ms. jackson. and mrs. katherine. >> she's not married.behaved. angels on earth is like we like to call her. dorothy, slice of pie? >> excuse me. >> you already have a slice of pie. >> so it's so great you're doing this. i'm so glad you took this project. i'm so glad you took this podge. everybody took it. because hollywood needs it. it's not a redo, but it's something. >> we need to see this story. we need little girls to see this story. we need little boys to see this story. we need people to know that history wasn't a bunch of white guys in a room. nasa was very diverse. nasa celebrates these women. these women are not hidden from nasa. nasa has been honoring these women for a long time. great to tell the general public that. >> guys, honor to meet you all. >> thank you. >> pharrell, the music gets to even me. >> we can keep the mugs? >> you can keep the mugs, we can get you hats. politics and culture are together. they're the same thing. this collection, whatever you think of it, culture and politics are together. we got to put it all

fox business's hillary vaughn has answers for us. hillary? >> hey, david, that's right.known cyber threat this internet history. saying it could have affected about a third of internet users. here is what you need to do if you have been hacked. yahoo! contact you and have you change your password. hackers may have the answers to your security questions, so you will need to change answers to those too. websites use back up security measures, asking for your mother's maiden name or name of first pet to help you get locked out of your account. here is the thing, hackers could use the answers to reset your passwords on other platforms. get even more of your personal data. so now yahoo! is beefing up its security and asking users to start using a two-set verification service they call yahoo! account key. it's a simple verification that sends you an authorization text whenever you need to log into your account online. now yahoo! says the hack happened three years ago but they're just finding out about it now. in fact, they didn't even know about the massive attack until law en

joining us is hillary vaughn good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about how wire looking on markets. >> all right. well dow hit another record close tore soaked day in row. big day for the dow. closed up overall the dow gained 35 points for record and nasdaq up 24. closing at 5333. so overall good day. >> every time i look at i do the cheat and look at it on my phone it's green, green, green, green, maybe one green, red, red, green, green, it's amazing. >> yeah, it's all green. so it's good. >> it's good. >> let's talk about apple i cannot recall when they ever say they'll do something for free you know. we love those products normally it's not free for a fix. something must be wrong with i hope to >> yes, so people are reporting issues with their baties and they originally thought it was isolated to phones built september, october of 2015 now apple is saying they think it's larger issue than they thought and more people affected. here's how you know if you're affected. if your iphone shuts off randomly or not hodzing charge you may want to look into whether or not your eligible for

suspended other right nationalist alt-right twitter feeds, including a person going by the name of ricky vaughnhy did they suspend him, reinstate him, give him his verified blue checkmark back, and what responsibility does twitter have? they're a prooift business, they should be able to have anybody on they want or ban anybody they want. richard spencer argues they're actually more like a utility, in the modern world, it's not just government that can sensor you, if you're kicked off of twitter, they're effectively silencing you. this raises a lot of issues. for twitter, how are they going to handle groups like this, and if you're going to ban someone like richard spencer, then can you ban anybody? what if it's a conservative you disagree with, but not a white nationalist. >> twitter says that spencer was suspended on a technicality. let me read their user conduct policy. here's what it says. you may not promote violence against or directly attack or threaten people on the basis of race, ethnicity gender identity, age, disability or disease. we also do not allow accounts whose primary purpose i

. >> investigative reporter kevin vaughn joining me now. what happened during the meeting?at this dna might actually be, whether it actually is the dna from a single person or multiple people as the experts we consulted believe it probably is. >> what prompted you to look into this new dna? >> well, the decision by the former district attorney to clear the family based on dna evidence had been highly controversial at the time and for some period of time, charlie brennan and the daily camera and i had talked about what that underlying evidence might actually show and so we set about to see if we could get our nds on the reports, on the kpoul l actual lab work and unbiassed experts and they said test results are not conclusive at all. they're very ambiguous and may or may not have value as evidence in terms of figuring out who killed that little girl. >> are the experts optimistic this modern technology is going to be able to help them considerably? >> what they believe is the modern technology that could be used could separate out the male dna because the dna on these clothi