the legacy of whitworth and 70 of these people who whitworth is more less remembered but who remember henry lordly. >> among all these oddballs and eccentrics and original you had a particular favorite. >> i do. joseph brahma and henry, the two of them. an amazing man. he invented the fountain pen. he invented, just to make it come discussed at work he also made a machine quilt in large numbers. hedging his bets. he made the beer pump which allowed a man pulling things a o have to go down to the stove every time people want another beer. there was one pub in england called -- invented the flushable toilet. clearly probably -- [applause] very good. >> got applause for that and not for the beer. >> strange. i just come here from bhutan whether default to is the squatting variety. all hail to joseph. he made the lock, beautiful, beautiful exquisite cylinder of a lock because, this is what interesting at least to me, the industrial revolution begins. prior to the industrial revolution the wealthy in england were mainly rural people who lived in castles and so forth. they were protected, s

here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: investigators tonight still desperate to find the body of colorado mom, kelsey berreth. deep trenches on the property of berreth's fiance and father of zee.t opretety the cf dawn nabbing him as he was leaving. >> you see him? he's in cuffs. >> reporter: prosecutors charging frazee in berreth's alleged murder a month after she was last seen grocery shopping thanksgiving day with their 1-year-old daughter. more than a week later, it was berreth's mother, not frazee, who reported her missing. did not act alone, also charging him with solicitation for murder. >> it is a crime to solicit somebody to commit another crime. you don't necessarily have to complete it to have a solicitation charge, but you have to show firmness of what you intended to do. >> reporter: at her childhood church in moses lake, washington, parishioners mourning berreth's death. >> there's been an aching in our hearts of pain that doesn't go away. >> reporter: tom, we learned that the couple did have a custody hearing scheduled for next week. tonight, patrick frazee is being

here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, investigators desperately searching for a possible serial niuasoaronn ist of some sort that we're still trying to sort out. >> reporter: following a massive kingdom hall fire on friday, investigators releasing this surveillance video from another fire. authorities exploring whether the suspect in that fire, seen here wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt, is connected to the most recent fire. friday's inferno, just the latest in a string of five attacks in the last nine months, involving arson, shots fired and a suspicious device, all aimed at jehovah's witness houses of worship, all in the same county in western washington. >> why is this specific religion being targeted? >> reporter: this man, seen here buying fireplace logs back in july, is now considered a person of interest. david, the atf now taking over this investigation, and they tell us they plan on releasing new video of the alleged suspect and will increase the reward for tips leading to an arrest. david? >> all right, thank you, kayna. >>> and from ohio tonight, the fbi has ma

kayna whitworth is here with the story. >> yeah, george, good morning. now being held on $100,000 bail after this bizarre behavior, the school saying they removed her from the classroom immediately and now working with police. ♪ what so proudly we hail >> reporter: it's the startling video that has landed a california high school teacher behind bars. watch as 52-year-old teacher margaret gieszinger is caught on camera forcibly cutting one student's hair. then throwing it behind her all while bellowing the national anthem. ♪ and bright stars >> reporter: when he realized what happened, he stands up. >> i'm not done. >> reporter: then she begins chasing students around the classroom with scissors, even grabbing this girl's hair. >> no. >> reporter: but she managed to get away. terrified students running out of the classroom. one student whose voice has been altered says she had declared the day as haircut day. they thought she was joking at first then quickly realized she was not. >> i hope i never have to see her at that school again because i know for a

is interesting too, i have been looking with the analyst community and what they are saying, and whitworthecurities thing that he could help channel musk's energy into a positive and steered him away from the going private tweet storm. will ellison have control over someone like elon musk, who beats to his own drum? dana: ellison himself is very pub nations, very competitive and combative. older gentleman and maybe can help musk pullback from his worst tendencies, but this whole idea, the idea that the board is somehow going to think is somewhat ludicrous. he remains the largest shareholder, and he can basically get the board to do whatever he wants by calling a shareholder vote. i think ellison certainly is a who brings aname lot of experience to the board, but he does not bring automotive manufacturing experience, which is what some corporate governance experts and analysts were hoping to see. musk hasgiven what said in the same 60 minutes interview about his respect, or , maybeereof, for the sec it stands to reason this is the sort of pick he would support. let's talk if we can, dana, a