. >> it had been nearly two years of anxiety and anger since allison huguet was raped by beau donaldsonter a secretly recorded audio confession. >> something i did and i [ bleep ] up. >> reporter: and police investigation beau still was not behind bars. then a stunning twist. >> he came in his shorts and underwear and got on top of me. >> reporter: hillary mclaughlin who says she was sexually assaulted by beau donaldson two years before allison's attack but she never reported it to police. does it occur what might have happened if you tried to press charges? >> it kills me because i could have possibly prevented what allison went through. that brings a lot of guilt. her life could have been different if i had the courage to say this person was wrong and tried to hurt me. he needs -- something needs to be done about it. >> reporter: when allison found out about hillary she tipped off detectives and they convinced her to tell her story in court. >> that was huge. puts a lot more doubt on his stories and gives me more credible. that was huge. >> reporter: in september 2012 beau pled guilty

i've been researching for donaldson, which occurred in february of 1862. the follow for donaldson, the first big union victory engineered by u.s. grant. what the aftermath to that also showed was how difficult this war was going to be to bring to a close the union as it was because right away, the slaves demanded attention. the slaves came to the union army in tennessee and in terms of the overall occupation policies had to be developed for them. slavery was diminishing at that point. gary: thousands of black refugees present the u.s. government with a topic they had to deal with. john: having derived the system of thinking about fugitive slaves as contraband, property, using the laws of property against the confederacy in the context of war, combined with mcclellan, allows lincoln to think about the emancipation proclamation being an act of war rather than an act of social or racial policy. gary: talk about the democratic party a little bit and how you have this one-dimensional view of the party in many ways. can you complicate that view of the peace of t

donaldson on his horse. he comes home. navarro with a double. toronto blue jays beat the orioles. final was 12-5. hockey play of the day comes from the minnesota wild. wild with 12 straight road wins. how about the spin cycle move? top shelf. bing, bang bing. shake and bake move. that's your special from the wild. and don't forget the caps play the regular season finale tomorrow afternoon in the phone booth against the rangers. big game tonight. the islanders and pittsburgh. it looks right now like the caps will have ice for the first round. home ice for that first round and they probably will play the islanders. so we'll keep an eye on that. maureen: we don't want too much talk about ice. doug: long time before we talk about ice again. let's talk about thunderstorms. some right now in the richmond area and over sections of southeastern virginia and down there, that's where we'll see the storm action. just an isolated shower in our area this evening and that will be that. for the weekend, it looks gorgeous. partly and mostly sunny. breezy. 730 degrees on sunday with sunshine. stev

of them new third baseman brett lowry for the mondy opener came in over from toronto in the josh donaldson trade. talked to him last night. and let me tell you something, the guy has a high motor. >> if i were to say the energetic hyperactive brett lowry, would i be accurate? >> i think you would be pretty accurate. >> look at your knee already going. >> exactly. i'm pretty dialed back right now to be honest with you. but, yeah, i know when to dial it up or back. right now stretch, relaxing. but i can dial it up. >> judging from the way your knee is going, you don't strike me as a guy who requires a whole lot of sleep. >> that's one of the big things that i do require. i got to charge my batteries for when i get here. >> really. okay. [ laughter ] >> fair enough. looking at this infield, the thing that bob melvin stresses, that onlookers take a look at, i mean, it's been overhauled. it was a car lot, maybe the ford was traded in, it's like a sports car out there, huh? >> no doubt. we have a lot of guys that can move around the infield. we have a lot of good athletes out there that can move

josh donaldson makes a pretty diving play for the blue jays right there. and i know this is going to hurt. i know it's going to hurt. pablo sandoval big big game tonight for the boston red sox. not only did he make this great catch, pablo had three runs batted in with a two-run single and hit his first home run at fenway. that was his second of the season. and let's face it. hunter pence is not in the giants lineup. that hurts. but the absolutes of pablo sandoval is being felt. >> no panda. >> and it's only a month in so a long way to go but i think over the course of the season, what he does offensively. we'll be right back. >>> david letterman is next with scarlet johannson. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. watch letterman, get a little bit of sleep, then get back up and watch the news. >> alan: from the vip lounge it's the "late show" with david letterman! (cheers and applause) ♪ plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, vibrational energy medicine -- david letterman!

after hitting third of the season for donaldson blue jays win six-five.amer to the upper deck. have no fear this woman will save everyone by catching the foul ball in her beer f she couldn't one up herself she does so she chugs said beer with baseball included. ten bucks down the the the drain if she doesn't. the wise move. cubs win seven-six. >>> nhl held their draft lottery last night. the flyers were slated with the seventh overall pick if they didn't win the lottery. philly had 6.5 percent chance of moving up to number one, sabres had best odds with the 20 percent chance. but in the end it was edmond ton oilers who had 11.5 percent chance who won the lottery and almost certain they will select conner mcdavid. >>> new to playoff hockey on sat the day game two red wings/lightening second period victor hammond hits riley shay, into the the linesman in the process. both wanted to make a statement, to tie the series at one and they did. it was a five-one final. wings head coach mike bob cox contract is expiring at the end of the season and could be a poten

looks like josh donaldson there.on why he is a two-time gold glover. >> very impressive and he didn't run anybody. i was worried about that woman up front. >> they were kind of backing away. wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> david letterman is next. >> our next newscast tomorrow at 4:30. hope to see you there ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from o'hare airport's economy parking lot "f," it's "the late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, young wiry rider of the pony express, dav

of them new third baseman brett lowry for the mondy opener came in over from toronto in the josh donaldson trade. talked to him last night. and let me tell you something, the guy has a high motor. >> if i were to say the energetic hyperactive brett lowry, would i be accurate? >> i think you would be pretty accurate. >> look at your knee already going. >> exactly. i'm pretty dialed back right now to be honest with you. but, yeah, i know when to dial it up or back. right now stretch, relaxing. but i can dial it up. >> judging from the way your knee is going, you don't strike me as a guy who requires a whole lot of sleep. >> that's one of the big things that i do require. i got to charge my batteries for when i get here. >> really. okay. [ laughter ] >> fair enough. looking at this infield, the thing that bob melvin stresses, that onlookers take a look at, i mean, it's been overhauled. it was a car lot, maybe the ford was traded in, it's like a sports car out there, huh? >> no doubt. we have a lot of guys that can move around the infield. we have a lot of good athletes out there that can move

done donaldson with a walkoff.ins six to five. >>> to the friendly could and fines of wrigley field. alonzo sends a screamer to the upper deck. this woman's beer saved everyone's life and if she could do nothing to top what she has done she knows it's a $10 beverage the only thing you can do with a baseball inside it is to drink it down. >>> the nhl held their draft lottery. flyers slated seventh overall to pick in the lottery if they didn't win it. fill had a 6.5 percent chance of moving up to the number one spot sabres had the best chance at 20 percent. who won the lottery almost certainly select 18-year-old superstar connor mcdavid? down to playoff hockey game two red wings-lightning second period. victorred mon hits reilly shea. the five to one was the final. now remember red wings head coach mike babcock his contract expires at the ends of the season. he could be a potential target for the flyers. >>> let's head indoors gladiators in town visiting the soul and dan roundabou finds him. >>> to the pitch an miles

josh donaldson makes a pretty diving play for the blue jays right there.rt. i know it's going to hurt. pablo sandoval big big game tonight for the boston red sox. not only did he make this great catch, pablo had three runs batted in with a two-run single and hit his first home run at fenway. that was his second of the season. and let's face it. hunter pence is not in the giants lineup. that hurts. but the absolutes of pablo sandoval is being felt. >> no panda. >> and it's only a month in so a long way to go but i think over the course of the season, what he does offensively. we'll be right female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> david letterman is next with scarlet johannson. >> ou

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josh donaldson leads off the tenth with walk off homer.e jays win six-five. >>> nhl draft lottery tonight at 8:00. flyers have the seventh best odds and hold a 6.5 percent chance of winning the lottery which many are calling the connor mcdavid sweepstakes. mcdavid who had 120 points in just 47 games this season for the eerie pa otters has been called by many the next sidney crosby. if the flyers don't land mcdavid they'll either be picking seventh or eighth overall in the draft and that new player will obviously have a new head coach as craig berube was fired by gm hextall because according to hextall berube wasn't get the most out of the team. so friday i asked the gm if this means a new head coach can step in and turn this team around without too many roster adjustments. >> great coach gets the most out of everybody. we've got some young players coming we've got some young players on our roster, we've got some young players in the miners but you got to get the most out of your veterans as well. hiring coaches is a tough call and we'll do

playoffs but this year's game does not look like last year's game they traded for jon lester he is gone-donaldson is gone couple chris is on the disabled list will be back for another four to six weeks there is a lot of optimism in the air with track down that fanned his cross the street here is what he had to say about the 2015 season. >>: if the a's can hold onto a few good players and build on them get to second into the playoffs the senses are the best the dire friends have stuck with the team through ups and downs that knock off the first of brown's will on the support this team but aside from the get to second and third rounds. he is happy also there is no rain scheduled release for tonight but you cummingtonite bring a jacket is already called this morning will have the ultimate welcome are many grammar gloves by the way also sunny great is taking the mound >>will tran: a little bit easier if they start off talk hopefully get a when and at 34 and at home against the texas rangers more fans should be arriving >>darya: we'll check back with you later. >>mark:new this morning. >>mark: she ran

he had accepted the surrender of fort donaldson. of course, on condition fall terms. he became known as uncondition that will surrender grant. he accepted the copitchlation on july 3rd 1863. could he put his terms in writing? would there be any second guessing as to what was intended. i put forward he was an excellent writer. general made said you only needed to read his instructions once. you had experience and instruction and he had the ability. ss it's not uncustomary for him to smoke excessively. he would consume 20 cigars day. i don't know if he smoked that many or give them away. he consumed 20 cigars. there's no doubt that he probably smoked two release the tensions of the meeting during this whole proceeding. they're first conversation was talk of the mexican war. that wasn't something that they had written about to discuss. it may have been something that general grant brought forward to ease himself into the discussion. did general lee remember general grant? some authors say no. general grant korcolonel marshal they said general lee did recognize him. gener

john donaldson. trust vp and director of fixed income. closing bell, five minutes away now.run for president himself. now ralph nader says a billionaire should make a run for the white house. who? he'll tell us why as well as which billionaires actually make his list. don't go away. we're coming right up with after the bell. the largest enterprises in the world, are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions than anyone. in the world. if hp security solutions can help keep the world's largest organizations safe, they can keep yours safe, too. make it matter. liz: little bit of a crazy monday. one minute we're up 70 points for the dow. now we're down 71. david: hard to remember, but we started the day in the positive territory. all the indices. russell 2000 was holdup. i believe they have gone negative. >> they're up one point. david: nicole petallides, actually lauren simonet

one interesting fact, general buckner, you might recall, surrendered earlier in the war at fort donaldson in tennessee. he has the honor of surrender confederate armies twice during the same war. well while that happens in new orleans, general smith arrives in marshall, texas and he learns what has happened. he's not happy. i just want to briefly read his address to his soldiers. this is general smith's address to his troops. soldiers, i have left a commander without an army, a general without troops. you've made your choice. it was unwise and unpatriotic but it's final. i pray you may not live to regret it. you have voluntarily destroyed your own organization and thrown away all means of resistance. not much he can do because by this point as news filters back to the main camp around shreveport, a lot of them don't wait for parole pass. they just start going home. the final or second meeting of the trans-mississippi surrender is now going to take place in galveston texas. down here on board a ship. the uss jackson. that's going be on june 2nd. now we're into early june. that's where gene

>> absolutely and you left out sam donaldson and bill plante they call themselves larry, moe and curlyes, but they are out there. you have to do it that way, and job had this southern charm and this ease about him, but he was also very competitive and made sure he had his own sources and got the stories, and he did. >> so you had your first date when i was working in the carter white house as a speech writer. that's when you two got together, you and john. >> john invited me to the white house, and i don't know if he was just being nice because i worked in the office and didn't get out much in the news room or if he was interested and we didn't find out because we didn't know when you're a guest of the white house you don't sit with the person you come with so i sat at one end of the east room and he was at another, so i didn't get to know him that well that night but we had a more proper date a week later. >> and at one point you were kept from your wedding by ronald reagan. explain that quickly. why did ronald reagan screw up your wedding day? >> ronald reagan called john to say cong

went to missoula to go to a sentencing hearing for the man who raped allison fugat his name is beau donaldson. i went to that hearing. and allison is an amazing woman. a small swom woman she looks unassuming but when she was on the witness stand being badgered by this defense attorney, she stood up to him and wasn't cowed. she spoke her peace. she told the truth. she, you know she wanted people to know this is the truth. and i was so impressed by her, you know, i just-- i thought wow, i was inspired by her. i wanted to put her in the book. so that was what lead, that moment when i saw her testifying. >> rose: what did you learn about the man who raiched her? >> he was by many accounts a good guy. he grew up in a poor working class family. but he did well. he was a decent student and a brilliant athlete. local missoula boy done good. he was recruited by the university of montana football team, the grizzlies where he became a good football player. no one could have seen this. he had done other things like this but he had kept them hidden. so it was a shocking for allison fugat to wake up in the

come here and go to the gift shop in the fan shop there so many new players john luster is gone donaldson is gone ahead that is why you need new gear if you're a fan of the oakland a's to 9705 against the texas rangers should be an easier day in the normal because their case you dark this is on the man so they will not be taken the field posted them start the season strong with the wind but we're down one of our cases local chris is gone and least for now for six weeks is still a lot of the park side is a little bit earlier with eupepsia fan across the street will run over there and talk to the fan off canonicus see the lights behind being illiterate dark we will stick and the turn on a course to talk to oakland executive and let you know what you can expect five or tickets are still available. >>darya:thanks will. we'll check back with you later. >>mark:a man is on the loose this morning after burglarizing a home and threatening to kill family members. >>mark:it happened in the north bay yesterday morning. >>mark:sonoma county sheriff's say 49-year-old ned kohler is suspected of breaking

it was reported that sam donaldson scared away elephants with his to stink the voice. that is not fair. elephants are smart. they knew he works for disney. they thought he was trying to round them up for a new theme park. this has been an extraordinary few months. no wonder you have been swarming around. there is nothing to cover on capitol hill. listen to this. all over, tv executives are asking, what can possibly fill the gaping hole on thursday night once seinfeld goes off the air? i got it. congress on c-span. there is a show about nothing. [laughter] not that there is anything wrong with that. there is nothing wrong with that. there are beardarely 40 days in the 10 fifth congress. this is congress with nothing to do and nothing to do it in. one news item coming out, i met with the senator to decide who should be the next sting which member of congress hurled into the our reaches of the universe. we have our man. godspeed, diggck armey. on tuesday, speaker gingrich is holding a press conference to proclaim tony the tiger is not selling frosted flakes to children. l

. >> hi, i'm nancy donaldson with the ilo.'m just interested -- you know the socially responsible investing sector is now including sovereign funds over a trillion dollars representing over a trillion dollars in investment. i'd be interested to know whether you -- if this critical mass builds of your fellow ceos and companies and the harvard group you mentioned are in a discussion with that community. if they get further into the definition around governance i think it could help push it faster. >> well, i think what we need to do is we need to have more. so a trillion is not a lot, unfortunately, if you think about it. we do engage with the sovereign wealth funds on a regular basis, and we're engaged in a lot of other places. when we go to europe to meet with investigatorors they love it because they can't stand the dialogue they get when they come here to the united states. they get embarrassed by the other investors because they're told, stop talking about the strategy stuff, we need to know what's going to happen next quar