defense attorney doug wood said there were so many holes in her story and her actions were so inept, they couldn't possibly be willful, deliberate, or premeditated. norwood's lawyer said the killing was done in the course of a moment by a woman who simply lost it. >> and joining us now live, our legal analyst, the case is going to the jury. they will decide between first and second degree murder. what do you think the jurors will struggle with tonight? >> the autopsy pictures. it will speak a different story to each individual. if they believe the prosecution, 331 wounds with five different weapons must have been premeditated. when we look at the pictures, a crazy person can only do this. someone out of their mind. that is the struggle that the jurors will have. >> those jurors saw nine very graphic autopsy photos of jayna murray. we will be standing by waiting for a verdict tonight. it may come tonight. maybe not. let's hope so. we are live in rockville. andrea mccarren, 9fuse now. back to you. >> thank you so much, andrea. meantime, the man accused of killing a woman and her son is

any time there was a witness who came to the stand, defense attorney doug wood tried to poke holes in whatever he thought he could. that was basically the defense, he was trying to telegraph to the jury the questions he had in his mind and say what about this, ladies and gentlemen? what about that? so that was really their defense in this case. >> paul wagner. stay with fox5 for complete coverage of the trial. paul will be providing constant updates on air and on-line via twitter. we're awaiting a verdict, there's a link to his account on the home page, myfoxdc.com. you can also get updates through the smartphone, click mobile at the top of the web site to down load that. >>> attorneys gave closing arguments today in the trial of state senator ulysses currie. he's accused of taking bribes from supermarkets while in office. john henrehan live in the courthouse in baltimore with the latest. >> reporter: they started closing arguments. it's going to take two days to get to the closing arguments here. it was a six-week trial. the state senator currie looked serious, somber. if convicted h

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harbormaster doug oden boards natalie wood's yacht shortly after she is reported missing.lken and the captain, dennis davern. >> they had been drinking and it was a little difficult getting information from them initially because they were slurring their words. >> reporter: according to the three men, after a long night of drinking, an argument broke out and wood went to her cabin at the back of the boat, when wood and the boat's dinghy went missing, wagner told investigators he initially thought his wife had taken the dinghy back to shore. the author of the biography say friends told her wood had a fear of water. >> i certainly don't think that she went into the dinghy. i think she went overboard in a way that was beyond her control. >> reporter: sometime after 10:00 that night, wood went into the water. the first call for help went out at 1:00 in the morning, just after 5:00 a.m., search crews found wood's dinghy, oden broke the news to wagner. >> he was very, very concerned that she was missing. i know he's an actor, but there's some things that you just can't fake. >>

just one day after eping the investigation into the death of natalie woods the man who discovered actress' body 30 years is speak out. dougd who owns the restaurant woods had her final meal in before drowning at catalina, he now says he still thinks that the starlet's death was an accident. >> i think she got up, untied the dinghy and was trying to put it across the swim step and she either slipped, maybe the dinghy pulled her. wood' death was determined to be accidental, but los angeles county authorities say they have received new information that led them to revisit the case. >>> animal rights activist call conditions at one of the nation's largest egg suppliers "deplorable and disgusting." and today mcdonalds and targets will no longer take eggs from that supply. here is video from three sparboe farming facilities and shows hens cramped into cages and live male chicks tossed into plastic bags to suffocate. and workers cutting off tips of chick's beaks. >> we documented birds that were so decomposed you couldn't tell that they were chickens and they were in cages with chickens for human consumption. >> the fad spena wa

captain on the boat that night says he believes robert wagner had something to do with natalie woods' death. dougbard found natalie's body in the waters off catalina island. he joins us now on the phone. doug, good evening. >> hello, judge, this is doug. >> judge jeanine: it is good to talk to you, doug. i appreciate your being with us tonight. tell us, doug, how is it that you found natalie's body? >> well, they woke me up just before dawn on that morning and kind of clued me in to what had been going on all night. we had had boats out searching and everything else. but i pretty quickly figured that we knew by that time that we weren't looking for a live person swimming around or something like that. >> judge jeanine: how did you know that, doug, when you say they woke you up? who woke you up? >> well, that area i operated at the time and it was people that worked for me, my harbor department woke me up and clued me in on what had been going on all night. they had jeeps out checking beaches and they had several of our harbor patrol boats and shore boats out looking and at 3:00 in the morning the

wood drowned. the pier looks much the same. back then it was called doug'sbor reef restaurant, named after the owner who also happens to be the man who found natalie wood's body. >> she was a beautiful woman, you know even in death. >> reporter: he found natalie wood's straight up and down in the water, her bright red down jacket keeping her body from sinking. >> she was just hanging, her feet were down, her head was down, her hair was all over. but just a beautiful gal. >> reporter: he says that robert wagner was prepared for the worst. >> he was looking at me just like i was looking at you. when i broke the news as i said, i don't think it was news . >> reporter: the champagne was flowing. >> my assistant manager was seeing that they got out, boarded up their boat okay. he thought that they had plenty to drink. >> the water was rough that night and it was likely she fell overboard while trying to tie the boat down. >>> we have breaking news from washington. the 12-member super comite tee said a moment ago that they are unable to reach a deal to handle the

doug hill. >>> doctors have discovered a hidden entry that robert wood jr.r spending a week alone in the woods. >> he wandered away from his father while hacking -- hiking in a virginia park. >> friends and family are anxiously awaiting the release of robert wood jr. from a richmond hospital. he has been there since friday. he was lost and was for five days. he is being treated by a -- for a hole in his esophagus. has been in the hospital nearly as long as he was lost in the wards. the a-year-old boy is regaining his strength. he is in good condition. >> his hands are swollen. his feet are swollen. >> until today, his grandmother had been the only family member giving insight into his recovery. his father has come under fire for taking his two sons with autism into the virginia was. -- woods. he says it is a beautiful place to keep the boys acted and it is not very crowded. it takes away a lot of distractions so that i can watch them better. the drama came to a happy conclusion when robert was found. >> i want to thank the man who found him, but i do not kno

doug kammerer gets >>> investigators in los angeles say they are taking another look at natalie woods death after receiving new credible information from several sources. the actress drown 30 years ago after a night of partying on a yacht. her death has been ruled an accident. one source of the new information is believed to be the boat captain. during an appearance on the "today" show, the captain said wagner and wood had a fight. he admits he did not tell the truth back then. >> i made mistakes by not telling the honest truth in a police report. >> just be specific. i mean we talked about the broad outlines of the story. what were you untruthful about? >> just everything that took place that weekend. >> was the fight between natalie wood and her husband, robert wagner what ultimately led to her death? >> yes. >> the captain said he tried to tell the truth for years, but no one would listen to him until now. police say wagner is not a suspect. the wagner family released a statement saying we will evaluate whether any information regarding the death is valid and that it comes from a c

natalie wood's body 30 years ago says that reopening the case is like pulling a scan off an old wound. >> my position is that it was a horrible accident. >> reporter: former harbor director doug bombard tells nbc's los angeles station he still remembers having to tell woods husband, robert wagner, the awful truth. >> i told him that we've recovered the body, and he was looking right at me when i said that, and then he just looked down. >> reporter: wood had been on a boat trip with wagner and her co-star christopher wallingen. he didn't tell investigators the whole truth in 1981. friday on "today" he told david gregory he thinks wagner was responsible for woods' death. >> i think it was a matter of we're not going to look too hard. we're not going to turn on the search light, we're not going to notify anybody right at the moment. >> reporter: private investigator john nazaran not connected to the case says that should be taken seriously. >> if it can be proven the coast guard was never contacted nis e initially that is a huge red flag. >> reporter: marilyn wayne tells cbs news she was on a nearby boat the night she disappeared. >> i heard "help me somebody, please help me, i'

doug? >> reporter: park rangers don't want big foot rooming the woods without paying a fee.ase that could determine whether youtube videos are hollywood films or simply home individual owes. it was december 2009 on the top of one of new hampshire's premiere tourist attractions. a group of hikers spot a large animal-like figure on a ridge. >> what is it that you saw? >> i saw a big, hairy man-like creature. >> reporter: was it big foot coming from a cave, or sasquatch? unfortunately it was just jonathan daly in a suit. this was performance art that you posted own youtube. >> yes, i posted it on youtube. >> reporter: it got him kicked off the mountain. when he came to shoot a sequel later they told him no. they said you were a film crew and needed a film permit. what is up with that? >> well, you've got to come up with something, you know, when basically it's just a bunch of friends out with a camera. >> reporter: doyle has hooked up with the american civil liberties union and is suing the rangers for violating his right to free speech. the rangers say they have a right to mak

natalie wood is known for her roles in a number of films including "mirs california on 34th street," "westside story "and "rebel without a cause." >> wind chills fall well below freezing. doug? >> right now the dew point is 23, the winds out of the west northwest at 9 miles an hour and that gives as you wind chill at the airport of 34 degrees. but many areas already close to that freezes mark for actual temperatures. we're at 36 in winchester, 36 toward manassis and culpepper. our current temperature at charlottesville of 34 degrees. you add in the wind and you get a wind chill into the 20. how are you doing? >> i had to find a hat because my bald head would definitely be cold in this weather. a a lot of folks are just walking around here. they are bundled up, trying to stay warm, especially for those who have to work out here. >> i'm pretty cold. >> reporter: it's a chilly november night for tony and his washington gas crew in downtown dc. >> wish it was warmer but it's that time of the year. >> reporter: temperatures are in the lower 30s in some area. ironically these guys are cold outside repairing gas lines to keep customers warm inside. >> got to keep the utilities goi

wood. >> yes. now, everyone was present for the bottle-smashing. that was after the party of four left doug'sbor reef for dinner. they returned to "the splendor," were in the main salon. robert wagner, after natalie and christopher were chatting, picked up a wine bottle and smashed it hard down on the coffee table. and it shattered. everyone protected themselves from the glass flying everywhere. walken went to his cabin, never came out for the rest of the night. >> right. he goes to sleep. so then what -- what happens? i mean, i've just heard mr. davern say he thinks wagner is responsible for his wife's death. what happened? >> natalie was mortified, went to her state room. wagner followed. a terrible argument transpired that broke out to the back deck. dennis overheard the arguing, he did make an attempt to stop it, was told to go away by robert wagner. and then minutes later, natalie was missing. dennis was asked to search the boat. he did, he couldn't find natalie. he met up with wagner in the wheel house. dennis wanted to do everything. make a phone call, turn on the search light. his ins