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and there's statements about wheel man and wing man. show get away route on google earth, practice with pistol. >> that's almost like a confession right on a notepad. what killer makes a to-do list? >> it was a to-do list on how to go do this murder. >> what did you think when you saw that? >> it was almost hollywood like. >> it was a month after the murder and we arrest what we think is the shooter and he has a to-do kill list in his car. you can't make this stuff up. >> suckow also had a storage unit. where? a surveillance camera picked up a white van pulling up soon after the murder. suckow had to be their shooter. question was, who put him up to it? and why? suckow wouldn't tell them. refused to say a word. so then they got a search warrant for his phone. >> his contact list said james in nd. >> jackpot. >> jackpot. that is what the first time we had ever connected him with henrikson. >> james and sarah arrived to become the ken and barbie of the oil patch and before long one man is missing and another dead and the suspected hit man

, a western man, the general of the army, a western man, the lieutenant general, a western man, the admiral of the navy, a western man. and then he goes on to finish, the whole power of the government both in its civil and military departments had in this great struggle passed into the hands of men of the west. he wasn't just talking about the post war there. and with rousing tears surprisingly, the officers soon adjourned. the venue for this celebration might have been fitting but the , timing words and tone spoken at the meeting offered profound ironies. western veteran officers saw their contributions to the civil war victory as both seminole and overlooked. in their minds, they hadn't just won the war, they had transformed it. expanding its scope and trajectory to a transgressive type of warfare that could and did achieve victory. upir collective voice welled from a war record supporting these claims and an unflinching awareness of what had transpired in their home region pushed them on. many of the war's leading commanders like grant and sherman were from the western border region, but

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he saw the man. the man happened to be the son of francis scott key and he was a district of columbia lawyer. he saw the men outside of his house. ofwent, he got a number pistols. he shot the man a number of times. hisas tried and part of famous he was found not guilty on the defense of temporary insanity. in my mind, and i think many historians would agree with me, it was not necessarily that those 12 men on that jury understood the semblance of a psychological defense or psychological condition. there were 12 men who understood the marriage and they understood the marriage was invoked, it was anduded upon by this man they probably made the plea that wouldn't you as well lose track of you were, what you are doing, and your sense of right and wrong and have shot the man? that is the sense i have for why those 12 men on that jury found him not guilty. he not necessarily the only character that portrays this kind of scenario. for example, another individual, a soldier is well -- carl johnson. he was in

special edition of arts and culture special because we are concentrating on one subject indeed one man none other than leonardo da vinci who painted the most famous picture in the world the mona lisa this year is the 500th anniversary of his death he's still considered the greatest painter of all time and yet perhaps only around 15 or so paintings of his have survived to this day this is extraordinary when you think of the influence he has had on the artistic world since then this important anniversary is being marked in many different ways throughout the world. leonardo di said pietro da vinci borne an illegitimate child on april 15th 1452 in and ciano italy a tuscan polymath was a man a head of his time and his discoveries in art and science change the course of history and 500 years on the world is celebrating. digital onto a with the giants of the renaissance. was always a visionary. he anticipated things that were only invented years after his death. i believe that if you were alive today he would have developed many of his inventions using digital techniques. and maybe he would h

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and within one old man kept the winter count. this was a history of the people used for the instruction of the young. on a buffalo hide were recorded significant events that kept the sioux in touch with their past and shaped their decisions for the future. but for the sioux all decisions past and present were bound up with the buffalo. as they could kill it so could they leave. its meat sustained them and hide sheltered them and source of fuel. it was life and the cause of the advance of the white man the herds were diminishing. the hunters worked their way behind ridges until the wind was in their favor. now they had single out cows and a lower than bull as the quarry. together in a vital place with great power behind each arrow. the great spirit have guided one arrow to the soft throat of the bull and dropped him. without the strength from this heavenly source the tribe could not endure. it was during the cool summer nights that the great spirit claim closest to his people. his presence hovered on the fringe of the campfire dra

here is the man who is acting as judge and jury, in a sense, over this man's life. truth should be exactly the thing that he understands. >> pilate is not understanding. jesus is not forthcoming. the jewish authorities want him over and done with. they want him dead. >> then, according to matthew, pilate receives an amazing warning. >> have nothing to do with that innocent man. in a dream last night, i suffered much on account of him. >> in the ancient world, dreams are often seen as a way in which the gods communicate with humans. we have sort of the voice of god coming into the narrative at this point and declaring jesus innocent. matthew also contrasts a pagan woman, who already understands something about jesus, with the jewish chief priests who are intent on getting jesus killed. >> behold, the man. plaque psoriasis uncover clearer skin that can last. most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. in another study, the majority of tremfya® patients saw 90% clearer skin at 3 years. tremfya® may increase your risk of infecti

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no man can fully grasp how far and how fast we have come. but con sense, if you will, the 50,000 years of man's recorded history in a time span of a half century. stated in these terms, we know very little about the first 40 years, except at the end of them, advanced man had learned to use the skins of animals to cover them. then about ten years ago, under this standard, man emerged from his caves to construct other kinds of shelter. only five years ago, man learned to write, and use a car with wheels. christianity began less than two years ago. the printing press came this year. and then, less than two months ago, during this whole 50-year span of human history, the steam engine provided a new source of power. newton explored the meaning of gravity. last month, electric pumps and telephones and automobiles and airplanes became available. only last week, did we develop penicillin and television and nuclear power. and now, if america's new spacecraft succeeds in reaching venus, we will have literally reached the stars before so it is not surp

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a man was found suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. the gunman has not been found. our top story this morning. a young boy is dead after a playground accident at a private school in san rafael.( james ) the school says classes will be in session this morning. the accident happened yesterday on the playground at mark day school on trellis drive. the school says other students and staff witnessed the accident and tried to provide aid for the young boy. he died at a hospital. the school is working with police to investigate what happened ... and the section of campus where the accident happened has been closed off. mark day school released this statement saying ... "the death of someone so young is devastating for all of us, and even more so under these circumstances and at this time of year, when we are surrounded by celebrations while we mourn. all of us at mark day school express our deepest sympathies to his family, classmates and friends." there will be counselors on campu

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a man was found suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the gunman has not been found. our top story this morning. a young boy is dead after a playground accident at a private school in san rafael.( james ) the school says classes will be in session this morning. the accident happened yesterday on the playground at mark day school on trellis drive. the school says other students and staff witnessed the accident and tried to provide aid for the young boy. he died at a hospital. the school is working with police to investigate what happened ... and the section of campus where the accident happened has been closed off. mark day school released this statement saying ... "the death of someone so young is devastating for all of us, and even more so under these circumstances and at this time of year, when we are surrounded by celebrations while we mourn. all of us at mark day school express our deepest sympathies to his family, classmates and friends." there will be counselors on campus

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to the ground. >> getting beat up by a crazy man. just got in there and stopped it. >> i felt i was watching an episode of live tv. it was pretty violent. >> reporter: the man -- >> continuously have bias. >> reporter: seen here in a youtube video bit him in the arm and ear and scratched him in the eye. the major says he is so grateful. >> how thankful i am for him, for his actions. i probably wouldn't be standing here right now, uninjured. >> reporter: his friends say it's not first time he's come to the rescue. they say he pulled a man from a crashed and burning car about a year ago. >> he's our hero. he's super man. >> just shows there are people out there that want to help other people and won't put up with violence and put their health and welfare on the line to help others. >> reporter: he doesn't feel like a hero, just a normal guy. the suspect will be arraigned on monday on battery and criminal threat. >> thank you. the clock is ticking for governor newsome to approve or reject pg&e 13 billion dollar wildfire settlement. the

a man emerges and climbs the stairs. without hiding his face, he reaches up, yanks and easily steals this home surveillance camera. >> during the holiday season, we typically do see a rise in property crimes, particularly theft of packages from porches and doorsteps. >> reporter: but here on lincoln avenue, the thief walked right around two packages. the victim admits he was out of town with family and always leaves the porch light on to keep criminals away. but not this one. because minutes later, he returns in his car. >> it has low crime rate. everybody watches everything around here. we don't have any problems. >> reporter: except for the creeper on the stairs, this time with a black crate in his hands, giving himself a boost, he goes for a second camera, snatches and steals it, too. but he leaves the third camera behind. out of reach and unable to capture the crime. >> the point of having a camera is to prevent word deter some of this crime so making them less accessible and always calling the police because we want

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john was a trawniki man. that is where he was trained. that was base camp so we knew , american investigators knew of trawniki but they didn't understand its role in the murder of jews, the jews occupied poland. without the men of trawniki according to historian, no way ss 1.2 and 20 months, the span of two polish summers. there's no way they could have killed many quickly without brute force on the front lines of this mass murder operation. in occupied d poland. and this is one of the most interesting pictures i found of trawniki men standing over the bodies of the dead in the warsaw ghetto . here they are as one of the extermination centers in occupied poland. you can see one of the guys is playing a mandolin. so one of the most trusted trawniki commanders living in the united states is jacob reimer's citizen 865, subject of the book. jacob reimer, every trawniki man was given a dog tag number that followed him through the war, his ss identification number was 86 five and this is what is s&l record look like, this is his ss personnel re

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the man is now under arrest for >>> new video shows the moment a man breaks into a home in vallejo. police believe the suspect was posing as a door-to-door salesperson talking on the phone with an accomplice, peering through the window before shattering the glass door and slipping in. the homeowner confronted the intruder who ran away. if you do recognize this guy, call police. >>> on tonight's project home we are turning over the microphone to maven, she lives in an encampment in oakland and gives us a first-hand account of life on the streets for a woman, and a better understanding of her community. >> anybody can become homeless. >> she also tells us what she thinks would help solve the problem. to hear her story you can tune into project home tonight at 11 o'clock. >>> coming up next, a remarkable transformation for an animal left to die. >>> this bay area zoo having this little guy a new lease on life. mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if

i think the players who came in were manful. one other game today. spurs have leapfrogged united and are up into fifth after a late jan vertoghen goal earned them a 2—1 win at wolves. a fourth league win in five games for managerjose mourinho. we coped with their best period, which was after the 1—1 where they tried. they are not a team that is satisfied with a point. they know that if you arrive in the last part of the game with that possibility, we knew that we could score our goal, so the goal came. after that, it was to close the door for five minutes, and go home with three incredible points. celtic extended their unbeaten home run in the scottish premiership to 28 games by beating hibs 2—0. it keeps them a couple of points ahead of rangers — who'd beaten motherwell earlier in the day. nick parrott watched that one. steven gerrard spoke of building something special at rangers after extending his contract this week. he is yet to lead them to a trophy, but results in europe and the scottish premiership are improving. they had to come from

dan, a man is in police custody after triggering a massive standoff in fremont police say that man committed a home invasion robbery then barricaded himself on the top floor of a 5 story building well for gayle ong is live in fremont tonight with details gayle. >>ken were about down the road from where the incident happened the whole ordeal took 7 hours. >>we set up a perimeter along warm springs boulevard from fulton place to brown road friday road was closed down there and we have to like go around like that takes like 30 minutes just to get through topic to try to get a man off the roof of this construction site we spoke with the building superintendent who says the man tried to blend in with the construction workers. but it didn't take long for police to find him so my guys are actually getting ready to pour concrete. >>and we couldn't do that so everybody cleared the building at the request of the police and then everybody just stood out here for 6 hours waiting for him to leave so they can go get their tools and go home police say around 00:30am in the morning of the man broke into a w

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to the east bay now police are searching for 2 gunmen who shot and killed a man in pittsburgh. this happened at a home right along haven would circle saturday morning. police say the 2 masked men they entered the home they got into a fight with the victim and others. the 2 shot and killed a one man and they took off in a gray silver sedan investigators are still working to see if the victim and the gunman knew each other. well head end of an era in oakland and bittersweet one to right the raiders lost their final home game at the coliseum this is not always wanted to in the raiders started off pretty hot against the jacksonville jaguars in the 1st quarter we quarterback derek carr, he connects with throughout williams 4.40 yard touchdown, we're excited about that. >>but then we fast forward to the 4th quarter where the raiders miss a 45 yard field goal to extend the lead so the jaguars thing that end up scoring a last-minute touchdown before the final seconds of the game. and we lost raiders lose 2016. >>and still like a motion ally angry about it, you like what like there's no

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germany to take this man back. and he was flown back to germany where he died ae few months later. at the edge of 95. yep. i asked the people inside of the justice department, is this revenge because we'll have comes up a lot. as this revenge. this retribution, what is this. in the response really fascinates me. it is that these men will never supposed to be here in the first place. they were not supposed to get a visa and they were not supposed toto be admitted into the united states. some are taking back what they shouldn't of had to begin with. they should not have been allowed to live here. and they're doing it because that is what the law and the american or that is our law. they're doing it because or in behalf of the holocaust survivors that they were leaving side-by-side for years in the united states. on behalf of then war veterans across the notion to help train them. and they're doing it on behalf of the defendants of holocaustst survivors who are here. why should these men be allowed to die in peace. if