hoard, a convicted felon was neva snyder's son and had connections to virgil fletcher. but cleland never arrested bob hoard. instead he pressed smith to tell him about gloria killian. >> i told them i didn't know her. but they said, well, what was her involvement? i said, none that i know of. >> it should have caused them to re-evaluate their case but they had already made up their minds about what happened here, and they were filtering out information that was inconsistent with that which happens all the time. >> they took the information and then that's the last i heard of it. >> for smith's story to help gloria, genego would need to find and convince him to testify in open court. all for a woman he had never met. >> gary lee smith had completely turned his life around and really had no reason to come forward and admit that he was a criminal 20 years ago. >> he asked me if i would come in and testify at her hearing. and i thought, my gosh. i certainly don't want any repercussions or anything. >>> after 13 years behind bars, gloria killian would get another day in cour

himself can siphon off price with portraits of women virgil under evaluates them really gets on them and in the hammer falls suspiciously after he gets them so be with me guess where this is all happy before the final twist but it is a fun roller coaster ride through much of the frog romance and the power apartment like to point out that each incredibly prolific insanely talented italian composer o'neill marconi when the european film award for best musical score for his wonderful contribution to this epiphany was a wonderful musical scope. people of a sudden a certainty for action and vehicles at the heart of an american independent film called fading to collect the navy had the soup i think concentrating reality show in st and designed the party doesn't think that because and this is another movie i really really like feeding people without first year in france than in the uk. it comes out at the end of me and the us. terrell has been acting for over thirty years he's keen on nine of spike lee's movies and i think what kills but the coen brothers but he's also written and directed

virgil talk about the connection we have in the new testament. the ecology can connects us, too much the class chapter of the book is about the mountain top, martin luther king, jr. goes to mutt top before he dies. the mountain top, the location where man met god. the valley floor. the desert plain where the jews wandered for 40 years. what i called the plain of -- where we live our lives. and finally the cave. we are people of the cave. mohammad has his illumination of the cave. jesus is born in a cave and he is buried in a cave. moses is put in a cave by god when he walks past so that he will not be blinded. one of the things about these religions is they trust the dark inch desert cultures the noon-day sun is blinding. it's when the light descends into twilight that reflection begins, that rest begins-that insight begins and it seems to me that one of the things we need remember as we think about our connection to each other, is that we share this landscape. we share the earth. at the end of her life, mother teresa was haunted by her disconnec

they preside over the ancient writers-- sappho, virgil, homer, and the almost contemporary, dante.kathleen weil-garris brandt] there is a continuity between the golden age of antiquity and the new golden age that julius ii was attempting to generate in his own papal rome. we know that he saw himself as the ecclesiastical, the churchly successor to the emperors of ancient rome. you can imagine that people who came here and saw the pope here came away with a very strong feeling of the church's unity, power, wisdom, and wealth-- perhaps something of an ideal projection rather than a celebration of fact. it was not only popes who wished to place themselves in the tradition of antiquity. agostino chigi was banker to pope julius and his successor, pope leo. consequently one of europe's richest men, he persuaded raphael to decorate his new villa on the banks of the tiber. raphael created the illusion of two canopies to protect chigi's guests from the heat of the day. the gods dined above while the guests dined below, tossing their golden plates over the riverbank. chigi, by the way, kept

they'll appeal to virgil punishment handed down by the state and the agency in two thousand and twelve up to the drawer so i haven't read the jose marti but connected with the team's one hundred eta suspensions for their involvement. i stick to sell this as evidence establishes conclusively the premiere was at the apex of conspiracy to commit what to think spending many years in the right is revealed in the wall says he has become a scapegoat for an entire generation of tokens south korea moment to say well if ever decides to pass summit with his struggle with the polling on the water conditions. ukraine orders we don't admit it to operations against crewe russian assistance following the discovery of two tortured bodies this touchdowns the war instead devised evidence and peace as they held the first round ballot for a new president. mourn at the barn with the sheffield but sufficient compensation and one year on from the bones was a textile factory two thumbs up. and ch. he is. he says. so the editor in about ten world cup stops them and i don't think that the candidates european com

alberto -- of virgil -- scarlate.heng up on "bottom line," urban institute will talk about the high fees for tax preparers. the latest company to go public. is that it wise idea? ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. it has been a rough month for tech stocks with the nasdaq dropping almost 5%. that has not stopped companies from filing to go public. twitter's stakeholders said they will not be selling shares. i'm joined now by leslie picker from new york. jiu mei.rt with they have a few months to allow the markets to temper a bit, to allow tech stocks to rebound. it's a little too soon to tell how this will impact their pricing, but it is an interesting timing for them. we have seen a rush of chinese companies looking to do ipo's in the u.s.. that is a sure sign it will not stop anytime soon. >> in retrospect, is twitter's timing last year looking perfect now? >> pretty perfect. they saw i-70 3% -- 73% pop on the first date of trading. you see a lot of the momentum that benefited twitter coming down

. >> reporter: a bartender at virgil sea brook, and a waitress at another establishment, laura adkinsout in the early morning hours. it's not just those who work in the night life industry. no matter how you slice it, the co-owner of mission pie tells me the lack of transit between the east bay and san francisco early in the morning especially on weekends has made it difficult to hire bakers and other staff. >> i have one attractive resume after the other but all of them lived in the east bay and none of them could get here by 5:00 a.m. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. currently starts service at 5:00 a.m. through 8:00 p.m. on weekdays. >> i don't really like to see my friends drinking and driving. if you have to catch a train at 11:00 at night and you miss the last train you're stuck in the city. >> it's a real hole in our system. >> reporter: scott weiner proposed a resolution to form a task force to come up with solutions which he says will involve the help of b.a.r.t., ac transit, munni and others. >> lots of people would like to see b.a.r.t. run 24 hours, or at least longer hours on the wee

. >> reporter: a bartender at virgil sea brook, and a waitress at another establishment, laura adkinsget out in the early morning hours. it's not just those who work in the night life industry. no matter how you slice it, the co-owner of mission pie tells me the lack of transit between the east bay and san francisco early in the morning especially on weekends has made it difficult to hire bakers and other staff. >> i have one attractive resume after the other but all of them lived in the east bay and none of them could get here by 5:00 a.m. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. currently starts service at 5:00 a.m. through 8:00 p.m. on weekdays. >> i don't really like to see my friends drinking and driving. if you have to catch a train at 11:00 at night and you miss the last train you're stuck in the city. >> it's a real hole in our system. >> reporter: scott weiner proposed a resolution to form a task force to come up with solutions which he says will involve the help of b.a.r.t., ac transit, munni and others. >> lots of people would like to see b.a.r.t. run 24 hours, or at least longer hours on the