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Be consistent with the lacerations that were found on her scalp. >> reporter: bleeding, kathleen leaves drops on the walk and a smear on the door as she struggles into the house, getting only as far as the staircase where she joins the defenses depiction of falling, passing out, coming to, and rising again only to fall for the final time. the owl theory was not completely new. it had been floated years earlier. >> the cops were making a big joke out of this. they put a picture of the owl on thei...

And that blood on the garage floor and in the kitchen alcove, testing proved it was micheles blood. >> theres a lot of blood in the garage and spread over a wide area. and there is a lot of blood splatter, over 60 drops, of blood thats been not just dripped but splattered by some force on that throw rug. >> reporter: and yet it didnt make sense. this woman, wife of an affluent car dealer, devoted mom, seemed like an unlikely victim. >> they had what appeared to be an idyllic life, beautiful home...

Drops. on average basically for every shut down, the s&p 500 dropped .6%. theres been occasions where it goes up as well where most investors are paying attention to other things, which are understandable. in 2013, up 3%. that was during a 16-day shut down, which was the second longest on history. so bottom line is, investors are paying attention to other things. for example, unemployment right now, were in a very healthy environment. unemployment is very low. as far as earnings go, theyre comin...

>> katie: yelling at me. what about on the business side of this? it seems like the nfl has had significant drops in business but roger goodell doesnt seem too concerned about the tv ratings that we have seen? >> melissa: no. he is still making incredible fortune. i dont know, its interesting. i think more and more people are watching it on delay. i mean, at my household, you know, we wait until the game has already started and then we turn it on. we dont even. >> katie: watch it on delay? >> me...

Good point about how far is far. you can make the argument is it a drop in the bucket but to charles paynes point you add them up its a lot of drops in a bucket and we dont do it because its the way its always been done and we extract favors and god knows what things would be like if we didnt do it, but is it time and is it so out land ish for this president to step back and say wait a minute im going to redefine what it takes to have constructive foreign aid versus destructive aid. ben: ice o r...

Output gains in services mean that all in all the drops are plentiful these spite is specially in industry low bots taking over if you costs german employment reaches historic levels holders meeting thank you so much for your analysis your welcome in iceland the new year has brought with it a new law making it illegal to pay women more to pay men more than women for the same work and its the first country in the world to make both public and private enterprises accountable to these rules. until ...

Do commit crimes the judges will come down hard on them. >> the judges will come down hard and they are executing on donald trumps policies. this is a platform that he ran on during the election and is showing true to being a true commander-in-chief and it is reflective of the precipitous drops in crime in the state. >> and targeting the gangs. >> when we go back we saw jeff sessions visited long island and declared a war against these criminal elements like ms 13 and this is something he has be...

President trump has signed fewer bills in his first year than any administration dating back to eisenhower. so that claim doesnt hold water. but obviously the president is still riding high on this victory from tax reform. and certainly wants to mick it look like he had a more productive first year in office than the numbers reflect. >> all right. thanks for the quick update, sur ra murry reporting in florida, traveling with the president. thank you. up next, dramatic drops in crime in major c...

Political appointments in the white house who does have some say on this, but i would disagree on many others. i think its actually to the credit of local policing, city by city and each of those cities you discussed those very startling, very encouraging drops in violent crime. >> pete: of course with local policing, i totally agree with you. >> morale has a big part of it and i think that people think that whether the association in the city or a mayor, we see constant controversy between the ...

He began the show upbeat. >> you dont need to chant my name. america doesnt have dictators, yet. >> here you have a guy, a host, ready to tell certain number of jokes that he expects are going to come out in the way he wants. and instead, the show starts to turn. >> bill carter is the author of "the war for late night." >> so hes like in between, he doesnt know which way to go. >> when trump wins a state, it will turn bright orange. >> colbert tried to keep the jokes coming as the race got close...