they have misconduct. you call them the target. you are talking to him with a recording device on your body. between my boobs. you spent hours and hours on the street corner. he was talking about blonds. he liked blonds. i decided to go really blond. i was willing to look like a prostitute with a six-six and a push-up branchts you could have done whatever it took. yes. if it meant that. tonight police are trying to figure out who murdered a college student. on the streets of brooklyn, w york. mark fisher was young, he was tall, he was an up and coming football player at his university and he came to the city for fun. mark fisher was a kid from new jersey and lived in an affluent suburb. he went to fairfield university in connecticut. he was a terrific student. he was a terrific athlete. he earned a scholarship to college. and he s with his friends from college. started at some bars in the upper east side, did some bar hopping. and by coincidence,
good evening. thank you for joining us. how far would you go if your child, your loved one, was convicted of murder and you believed they were innocent? that was a reality facing one mother who went to extreme measures, unbelievable measures, to try to set him free. here s my nightline co-anchor, juju chang. reporter: they say nothing is as powerful as a mother s love. for true. i m john s voice. reporter: this is the story of one mom s quest to try to prove her son s innocence ach he s convicted of a heinous murderer and the lengths she would go to, to set him free. i was going to look like a prostitutes. you don t let your children down. you fight for your children. reporter: it started in brooklyn in 2003, when 19-year-old mark fisher turned up dead. tonight police are trying to figure out who murdered a 19-year-old college student. his body was found dumped. on the streets of brooklyn new york. he was young. he was tall. he was an up and coming football p
today from paris to the upper east side, services will remember the victims. good morning. welcome to today in new york on this sunday, the 15th of november. i m pat battle. i m gus rosendale. a lot of updates since we were talking this time yesterday. we have live team coverage here and a live report from paris on the way, but first we ll go to raf raph as we look at the temperatures. good morning. it is going to be much breezier and blustery than yesterday. we ll have a nice start to the workweek tomorrow. you can see we have mostly clear skies from new york city across long island. expecting lots of sunshine on this sunday. as you plan your day, temperatures are cold right now. 40 in the city. 30s and 20s north and west of town. the jackets are needed. not as chilly by lunchtime as we are back up to 53 degrees. it s less breezy and pleasant through today with a high temperature of 57 degrees. much better than yesterday by almost 10 degrees. we ll take a look at t
handouts. and recognizing one of the most worldwide professions. hello, n.a.t.o. said it will strengthen its military around eastern europe after accusing russia of destabilizing the east of ukraine. protesters, some of them armed, have been occupying buildings to demand regional power while the interim government restore order. ukrainiaukrainian jets fly oe city of donesk. it s the clear message that they control the skies. but down on the ground armed pro russian demonstrators don t seem to be listening. with the regional parliament already in their hands they add the government city building in their conquest. we ve come to this building so kiev accepts our demands, the demands of the order people to adopt a law on a local referendum. reporter: the seizure of the building may be dramatic but council members insist it s business as usual. despite gunmen stalking the corridors, civil servants are trying to get on with running the city. reporter: it s not clear ho