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He lived in the building about 100 yards from olamide's apartment. though not a college student, wallace had been living on or near campus for years. many students remembered him, and not fondly. >> he would invite himself to parties. people described him as kind of creepy and strange, women especially. >> he wasn't a student. he wasn't a member of the community. he was a bad person. he was a bad person. and myself and 25,000 other 20-somethings in normal will attest to that. >> a background check revealed maurice wallace had served four months in jail shortly before olamide's murder. >> mauri...

Police officer. but i don't take my safety for granted, and i hope that no one else does either. >> in a case without much evidence, a partial shoe impression on a sweatshirt was all that was needed. >> in essence, that footwear impression was the signature of the murder weapon. >> you've got to have something, or something in this case, and one of the big somethings in this case was her sweatshirt with the evidence of her murder on her back. and, of course, one of the murder weapons in this case was mr. griffin's foot, as strange as that may sound. >> he admitted stomping on her back. he admi...

Culture. instead they're creating the jobs they want. for example, the 17-year-old who sold his start-up to yahoo! last year. cool $30 million. yahoo! ceo marissa mayer brought him on board and this week he revealed the new yahoo! news digest he's been working on. she's acquired dozens of start-ups and young entrepreneurs with them. like the yahoo! ceo i'm biullis on millennials. no celebrity represents millennials like dunham. her business is all about lost 20 somethings and business is good. >> everything has been so terrible and painful in the last few months, leading me to this point. >> a...

Looking. how come this isn't resulting in the millions of new jobs that one would have thought, perhaps? >> you compare this to the clinton bull market of the late '90s where actually, bill clinton and al gore and robert ruben and the treasury secretaries would come out and run victory laps about this because you had an investor class that was truly participating in the roaring bull market of the 1990s, and unemployment was at or around 5%, the natural level of unemployment. how long has it been since we heard that term. but right now, it's very much a tale of two worlds. wall street is loving...

Putin was here in italy, he was meeting with his flamboyant close, personal friend, silvio berlusconi, the former prime minister of italy. now he's meeting with pope francis, a man who lives a very austere lifestyle, who has given up the papal apartment, who drives around in a car that's 30 years old. so very different men with a very different outlook on life. but some common concerns, as we know. >> ben wedeman, thank you so much for us tonight in rome. and from miley cyrus to taylor swift to jennifer lawrence. they're young. they're beautiful, they're powerful. from music to the silver sc...