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might be. and that metro detectives are looking into the possibility that garcia in some way knew the 41-year-old man. the information suggests from metro based on a report from the associated press that is something new they re investigating. compared to what we were told on sunday. went inside, had a confrontation or something occurred between him and the victim and he pulled a gun, shot the victim, shot several times in the air and threatened to business. craig: back here live. that is, again, the front door of the starbucks here at rainbow and warm springs. you may have seen some people going in the door. the business is still closed. but we have seen people here appearing to prepare for a reopening. this would be very difficult for them. at the same time we ve also had confirmation from the clark county coroner s office that the 41-year-old who was shot to learned significant new information about this person. and even spoke with a person who was the last to se ....
another one here, then another one there. he may be waiting to start doing the same thing again. missing women. forgotten by almost everyone but her. i just always felt that they were going to be together. if you find one, you re going to find them all. sometimes ida lopez simply can t wait for sunday. sometimes in the middle of her work week the albuquerque detective feels a pressing need for spiritual solace and divine guidance. the fall of 2005 was one of those times. it was a time when a sinister force seemed to be snatching women off the streets of new mexico s largest city. and the devoutly religious detective knew she needed all the help she could get. i think it s somebody who s very organized. i think he s been preying on his victims, has a particular victim in mind. reporter: sticking up for victims comes naturally to ida lopez. it s the same instinct that drew her to police work years ago, when she was a kid, growing up in albuquerque. i was a ....
ifill: good evening. i m gwen ifill. woodruff: and i m judy woodruff. tonight, gwen leads an extended roundtable discussion on the civil rights act how far the country has come, and how far it has to go. it s really hard to talk to that today to young people because they can t imagine places in atlanta you couldn t go, or shop or try on clothes. many children in our country still grow up today and maybe college or their first job is the first time that interact with people of another race. ifill: also ahead this thursday, two takes on education. hari sreenivasan profiles one new york city high school putting its kids on the fast track to a college degree for free. i can make something out of myself with this degree so that i m not another stereotype, that all women cook and they don t build, and they don t wire and they don t program. woodruff: and a global perspective from the former u.k. prime minister, gordon brown, on the challenge of expanding childr ....
ifill: good evening. i m gwen ifill. woodruff: and i m judy woodruff. tonight, gwen leads an extended roundtable discussion on the civil rights act how far the country has come, and how far it has to go. it s really hard to talk to that today to young people because they can t imagine places in atlanta you couldn t go, or shop or try on clothes. many children in our country still grow up today and maybe college or their first job is the first time that interact with people of another race. ifill: also ahead this thursday, two takes on education. hari sreenivasan profiles one new york city high school putting its kids on the fast track to a college degree for free. i can make something out of myself with this degree so that i m not another stereotype, that all women cook and they don t build, and they don t wire and they don t program. woodruff: and a global perspective from the former u.k. prime minister, gordon brown, on the challenge of expanding childr ....