came to court arguing for the maximum penalty. >> i think a life sentence is appropriate for stewart parnell. >> reporter: parnell's lawyers say he is truly sorry and asked for forgiveness. food safety advocates say it shows the need for congress to have inspections that would keep tainted products have ever reaching the shelves. david? >> thank you. >> now to a dramatic day in court. the case of the baby girl millions have followed. the mysterious death of baby doe. found not far from logan airport in boston. after a sketch viewed more than 50 million times, and her identity now revealed. her mother and the mother's boyfriend now arrested. and the dramatic moments in a courtroom playing out. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: today the months of anguish elicited by this photo turned to anger as baby bella's mother and her mother's boyfriend appeared in court. >> you rot in hell. >> reporter: 35-year-old michael mccarthy charged with bella's murder, and her mother rachelle bond charged as an accessory, accused of helping him to cover it up. it was a friend of mccarthy who went to police afte

stewart parnell was convicted a year ago in the first criminal trial of a u.s.soning case from illegally shipping peanut but the grer this georgia plant which company officials knew was contaminated and faking lab tests intended to screen for salmonella. safety inspectors also found a leaky roof, insects and signs of rodents at the plant. parnell told victims gathered for his sentencing, i think about you guys every day. jeff you wi jeff ulmer came from minnesota to describe how his 72-year-old mother, a cancer survivor, died from eating contaminated pete nut butter. this little boy got sick. "i think it is okay for him to spend the rest of his life in prison," the boy said. the judge sentenced stewart parnell, 61 years old, to 28 years in federal prison, the harshest penalty ever in a case of food contamination. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> coming up, the director of the secret service is apologizing for what seems to be i think by many accounts a play juror lapse in judgment after children with cancer were turned away from an event near the white h

>> i think a life sentence is appropriate for stewart parnell. >> parnell told a judge and victims' families he is truly sorry and asked for forgiveness. food safety advocates say this case highlights the need for congress to provide the fda with more money for inspections. they say those inspections would help keep tainted products from ever reaching store shelves. clayton sandell, abc news, denver former tennis star james blake says he's had a productive meeting with new york city leaders after being mistakenly arrested during the u.s. open. the incident was caught on camera there you see. blake was thrown to the ground by a plain clothed police officer. he was mistakenly identified as a suspect in a fraud case. yesterday, he discussed the incident and ways to strengthen the relationship between cops and the public with new york's mayor and police commissioner. >> we're looking for a lasting positive impact on the city. and on the police force senator blake also made it clear that he's not interested in money or in filing a lawsuit over that incident. the officer involved remains on desk d

deirdre: seems as if stewart parnell will die in prison for all intents and purposes, but he admitted it right? he got the news of salmonella being in the peanuts. just ship it, i can't afford to lose another customer? >> that is what caused him to be convicted here, a combination of emails and testimony of others involved in what the government called was a grand criminal conspiracy, the end result of which, was sickening 20,000 people and killing nine people! deirdre: it is crazy. >> when you look at it that way, i don't believe in very heavy sentences but when you look at it that way, 28 years, he was exposed to 800 years if you separated each of injuries in each of the deaths. you put an a dullter rated product in the stream of commerce that is capable of maiming and killing, and do so knowingly and order people to do it and do it with other people, you have to expect this kind of a kind of consequence. deirdre: he did say i'm sorry. i'm sure for those nine families, that lost members they don't really care. >> here is the interesting thing. there have been no civil lawsuits yet.

federal jury convicted stewart parnell of knowingly shipping contaminated peanut butter and faking result of laboratory tests. leon: "7 on your side" tonight with a consumer alert for shares of volkswagen dropped 20% as the effect of a cheating scandal are revealed. u.s. regulators say volkswagen cheated on environmental standards for diesel cars. regulators say the car-maker programmed the vehicles to turn on the emissions yol -- controls only when tested, not used on the roads. the cars regularly ran emissions up to 40 times the legal standard. for the list of the vehicles involved check our website wjla.com. maureen: "7 on your side" with new information about the hacking of the apple app store. tonight apple is removing dozen of popular apps infected with malware. they are capable of tricking users to giving up icloud passwords and opening dangerous websites. apple discovered the problem over the weekend. now the tech company says 600 million people may be affected worldwide. there was some good news from apple tonight as well. latest software update ios 9 is the most successful updat

court documents describe how stewart parnell approved peanut butter shipments even though some of theners were covered in dust and rat droppings. the company sent out some batches without even testing them. slapping on fake labels that claimed they were salmonella free. and it appears, at least from the court testimony, he knew. here's an e-mail that stewart, that ceo, wrote, just ship it. he wrote. i can't afford to lose another customer, unquote. defense attorneys say a life sentence would be too harsh and he is being treated as a scapegoat, this brother and former quality control manager also face several years in prison. let's bring in mercedes colin. this is unusual because the ceo is in essence about to be charged with murder, and if convicted, sent away forever. >> exactly. the prosecutors say 7 on 9 people were affected by -- 709 people who affected, nine died. the ceo is saying how can you say what the folks are doing on this level can impact me? but it's the e-mails. that type of evidence just killed him. especially the lab results that were manipulated. >> the test results

. >> former peanut company chief stewart parnell sentenced to 28 years in prison for knowingly selling tainted peanut butter, blamed for nine deaths. >> parnell pushed employees to sell tainted food saying, just ship it. i cannot afford to lose another customer." >> larry: hold on a second. you can't afford to lose another customer so you keep poisoning them? you know dead people can't buy peanut butter, right? do they know that? it doesn't even make sense. ( applause ) ironically, and strikingly similar to the name of my hard-boiled detective novel, "dead men buy no peanut butter." kind of ironic. and i realize this is an awkward time to plug this particular book. i apologize for that. hey, man, we're talk books tonight. but this is why it always gets me when people say things like, well, we don't need the f.d.a. we gotta get rid of--" we need them to get their "d" out of the "a" and get the "f" to work. ( cheers and applause ) right? this is a tragedy! this is tragic. but at least he's going to jill jail. now for per luci-feces. >> vox is bracing for billions in fines possible crimin

stewart parnell, former peanut corporation of america owner and two co-defendants were convicted of knowingly shipping tainted food and faking lab tests. it is blamed for the deaths of nine americans, 700 people got sick. parnell could get life in prison. >>> volkswagen admitted defrauding regulators. the. p.a. says the german automaker equipped its diesel cars with software designed to give false data about emissions and skirt environmental standards. volkswagen faces billions of dollars in fines. >>> a man linked to at least four highway shootings in arizona claims he is innocent. leslie merit jr. was arrested. he was arrested after he pawned a gun linked to at least four of the shootings. he is not charged in four shootings along interstate 10 in phoenix. >>> high drama off the coast of galveston and a good samaritan is credited with saving a family of four from a burning boat this weekend. >> reporter: flames engulfed a yacht off the coast of galveston, texas saturday, turning a family fishing trip into a life or death ordeal. it started with a smoking engine. >> somebody else told us our

. >> stewart parnell, former owner of the peanut corporation of america was convicted a year ago in the first criminal trial in a food poisoning case from southwest georgia plant that they knew was contaminated. faking lab tests failed to test for salmonella. and safety inspectors found a leaky roof and insects and rodents at the plant. today parnell told victims gathered for his sentencing, i think about you guys every day. jeff came from minnesota to describe how his 72-year-old mother, a cancer survivor, died after eating contaminated peanut butter. you took my mom, he told parnell. you kicked her right off the cliff. 10-year-old jacob hurley was violently sick at age three from the tainted food. >> i think it is okay for him to spend of the rest of his life in prison. later today he was sentenced to 28 years in federal prison, the harshest penalty ever in the case of food contamination. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> still ahead, tonight on a collision course, drivers pressing their luck at railroad crossings trying to beat trains bearing down on them. our cameras capturin

stewart parnell was among three people convicted in a salmonella outbreak that killed 9 and sickened 700. it led to one of the largest food recalls. it shipped tainted fooled and faked lab tests. altogether he faces up to 800 years in prison. >>> a texas family is telling their story about a harrowing escape after their boat caught fire. they noticed smoke and thought it was oil burning off the engine. the boarlts saw shooting -- boaters saw shooting flames, when they realized what was happening they jumped off. a good samaritan saw them. >> i jumped off the front and she jumped off the back. two good samaritans helped you us. >> we told them, get out of there and we'll pick you up. >> reporter: the boat's captain escaped before the vessel was engulfed in flames. all four are grateful to their rescuers for being in the right place at the right time. the coast guard does not know why the boat caught fire. >>> secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. is ready to welcome refugees in the country. the cap will be raised to 85,000 and 100,000 for the year after that. many of those addit

stewart parnell once ran peanut corporation of america. contamination led to one of the largest food recalls in u.s. history. the outbreak killed nine people and sickened more than 700 others. >>> investors will be looking for a second day of gains after monday's recovery. the dow is up 125 points. the s&p gained almost 9 points and the nasdaq was unchanged. >>> chinese president economy x economy xing economy xinping he will say washington state exports more to china than any other state. they will meet with president obama in walk later this week. snoop dogg will perform a company all things marijuana. he says the media company will be known as merry jane. it's expected to make available every facet from marijuana to the economics of pot. to information about marijuana products. snoop dogg's sight joins a field of marijuana-growing related businesses. >> he has been promoting marijuana for a really long time. might as well make some money. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks, a lot. >>> when we return, pilots behaving badl

. >> reporter: stewart parnell is a former c.e.o now facing years, after he knowing i had shipped peanut butter from this plant, contaminated with salmon nell la. creating bogus test results, with parnell himself emailing staffers at his georgia plant to "just ship it. i cannot afford to lose another customer." >> i just ate the peanut butter crackers. >> reporter: jake hurley was only 3 when he got sick. he and his dad came to court arguing for the maximum penalty. >> i think a life sentence is appropriate for stuart parnell. telling us he is a good man who never intended to hurt anyone. >> reporter: david, one of the things peter hurley wants is for congress to give the f.d.a. more money to inspect food processing plants. he says that would help stop tainted products from ever reaching store shelves. david. >> now to a dramatic day in court. the mysterious death of baby doe. after a sketch, her identity now revealed. and the dramatic moments in a courtroom playing out. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: today the months of anguish elicited by this photo turned to anger as baby bella's

last year a jury convicted stewart parnell of knowingly shipping peanuts with salmonella from 2008 to '09. the peanuts killed nine americans and sickened hundreds more. >>> new at 11, loudoun county has appointed an interim supervisor to replace a politician who resigned in disgrace. james bondfield will now represent the broad run district. if that name sounds familiar to you he is also the chairman of the county's parks and recreation board. bonfils will serve out the remaining months of shawne williams' term. williams resigned after arrest on assault and unlawful entry charges. a new elected supervisor will take over january 1. >>> tonight prince george's county firefighters are mourning a trailblazer in their department. carla blue was the first african american woman to reach deputy chief. she died in a crash over the weekend. shomari stone reports on the legacy she leaves behind. >> right now we're feeling a little bit of shock. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: darrin wear tonight misses his friend and colleague carla blue. she died in a car crash over the weekend. >> i'm also re

jurors found stewart parnell guilty of knowingly selling tainted peanut butter and falsifying lab tests when he was president of peanut corporation of america. >> a yacht caught fire in the galveston bay. the terrifying moments caught on cell phone video. on board were four people including a child. they had no idea what to do. it was sinking by the time help arrived. it came from two young fishermen who chartered a boat nearby. >> screaming throw the kid, throw the kid, get him in the water. that was my initial priority was get him safe. i was praying to god saying please don't blow up. because you know, in that situation and the flames were so tall it was just -- it was a miracle we got them all to safety. >> the owner of the yacht says the fire started in the engine but the coast guard is continuing to investigate. >>> 4:46. the u.s. is increasing its role in addressing the ongoing migrant crisis in europe. secretary of state john kerry announced yesterday the u.s. will significantly increase the number of refugees it takes in over two years. he says the u.s. will accept 85,000 refug

stewart parnell was sentenced to 28 years in prison for shipping contaminated peanuts. he was allowed to remain free on appeal. at trial prosecutors shared e-mails where they say he pushed employees to sell tainted food saying just ship it. i cannot lose any more customers. >>> the head of volkswagen in the u.s. says we have totally screwed up, his quote. the german automaker admits it rigged some of its diesel cars to report lower emissions. that could cost vw as much as $18 million in environmental fines plus other penalties are possible, even jail time for executives. the company's stock plunged monday. the scandal spreading to europe and asia. many vw owners say they feel betrayed. >>> apple is reportedly accelerating its efforts to build an electric car. "the wall street journal" says it is a committed project for apple and could be available in years. it is code named titan and has a green light to triple the number of people working on it. the titan would not be a driverless car at least not at first. >> not at first, looking good very apple-like. >>> with we com

expected to spend the rest of his life in prison over a deadly salmonella outbreak. 61-year-old stewart parnellas sentenced to 28 years in prison for shipping contaminated peanuts. the judge refused to allow parnell to remain free on appeal and ordered him to immediate custody. at trial prosecutors shared e-mails where they say parnell pushed employees to sell tainted food saying, quoting here, just ship it. i cannot lose any more customers. >>> the head of volkswagen in the u.s. says, we have totally screwed up, his quote. the german automaker admits it rigged some of its diesel cars to report lower emissions. that could cost vw as much as $18 billion in environmental fines plus other criminal penalties are possible, even jail time for executives. the company's stock plunged on monday. the scandal now spreading to europe and asia. many vw owners say they feel betrayed. >>> well, apple is reportedly accelerating its efforts to build an electric car. "the wall street journal" says the car is now officially a committed project for apple, and it could be available in four years. the project is cod

well now the man at the center of a deadly sam them la outbreak is going to prison. 61-year-old stewart parnell has been sentenced to 28 years in prison. the company's tainted products are blamed for nine deaths. more than 700 people got sick. he was convicted a year ago for illegally shipping peanut butter from a southwest georgia plant. that company officials knew was contaminated, and faking lab tests intended to screen for salmonella. safety inspectors also found a leaky roof, insects, and signs of rodents at the plant. this is the first criminal trial of a u.s. producer in a food poisoning case. >>> retired general and former cia director david petraeus is heading to capitol hill today. he's scheduled to appear before the senate armed services committee. petraeus is expected to be asked about u.s. policy toward the middle east, and strategies for defeating isis. this will mark a return to the spotlight for petraeus. earlier this year he was sentenced to two year's probation and fined $100,000 for sharing classified information with his mistress. >>> all right, so if you are waking up with

a federal jury convicted stewart parnell of knowingly shipping contaminated peanut butter and fakingthe lab results. one of the stars of television's golden age has died. jack larson, known to generations of american kids as jimmy olsen. >> up in the sky, it's a bird... >> it's a plane... >> it's superman. >> pelley: olsen was a young journalist for "the daily planet" in the 1950s "superman" series. >> have you got any ideas, chief? >> you're supposed to be a reporter. you get the ideas, and don't call me chief. >> pelley: olsen's main role was to provide someone for superman to rescue or serve as a comic foil. >> i've got it, chief. i've saved "the daily planet"! >> what is it this time, olsen, pictures of getting the cat out of the tree detail again? >> pelley: after the series ended, jack larson had a long career as a playwright and a producer. he was 87. don't call me chief. we'll be right back. as a playwright. he was 87. don't call me chief. we'll be right back. enough pressure in here for ya? i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve f

stewart parnell was found guilty of 65 charges related to the outbreak which killed nine people and made hundreds of others sick. prosecutors say parnell and other executives knew their peanut butter was capitaled. but shipped it anyway. >>> new wildfire in northern california may have claim aid life. the blaze has destroyed or damaged at least ten homes and a body was found among the ashes. police think the death may have been an earlier suicide. two older wildfires are still burning to the north. those fires have already killed five people and destroyed 1400 homes and thousands more are still threatened. >> some of those houses belonging to volunteer firefighters. they were helping with the beaut fire when the blaze claimed 11 of their homes. the their families fled the flames while they were on the lines. there's an effort under way to help these volunteers rebuild. their chief says while they lost their own homes, they helped save countless others. >> it's just crushing. the amazing thing is even my volunteers once they learned they'd lost their homes, the fire fight wasn't over and

st stewart parnell will eleven his fate. they're recommending a life sentence. >>> today the anne arundel county executive will introduce a bill to ban medical marijuana. county council members will begin debating the bill next month. four votes are needed for the ban. that will take place tonight in annapolis. >>> starting today the county is taking appointments online. flu vaccines will begin starting in mid-october. >>> there's a new report. an "associated press" report claims the world health organization took its time declaring ebola as an international health emergency. idiot sate chlorine used weren't properly mixed andprotective body suits were scarce. they say the agency's fumbling around cost lives in west africa. >>> tomorrow the city council will consider increasing the penalty to as much as $2,500. you can wailg in on the conversation tomorrow at council chambers. that meeting starts at 7:30. >>> you can be part of a public hearing today at a conference center in anne arundel county. they say it will cost about

. >>> stewart parnell is being sentenced today for his role in a salmonella outbreak linked to nine deaths and hundreds of illnesses. jurors said parnell knowingly sold tainted peanut butter and altered lab tests. they are recommending a lab test. >>> we are learning more about a lawsuit against fig and olive. the restaurant opened last week after a string of salmonella cases. fig & olive said they did not want to comment on the lawsuit. >>> it was tv's big night to shine in hollywood. the big emmy moments years in the making that everyone is talking about this >>> i'm eun yang, this midday social media buzzing over viola davis and her historic win at the emmys. she became the first black actress to win for outstanding lead actress in a drama. >> let me tell you something -- the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. >> that line from davis' speech lit up special media, just a powerful and emotional speech. oprah winfrey sent out this tweet saying, wow, another proud to spell my name w.o.m.a.n. moment. this also the hottest emmy awards in a long time. 95

a federal jury convicted stewart parnell of knowingly shipping contaminated peanut butter and faking the lab results. >>> one of the stars of television's golden age has died. jack larson, known to generations of american kids as jimmy olsen. >> up in the sky. it's a bird! >> it's a plane! >> it's superman! >> olsen was a young journalist for "the daily planet" in the 1950s superman series. >> have you got any ideas, chief? >> you're supposed to be a reporter. you get the ideas. and don't call me chief. >> olsen's main role was to provide someone for superman to rescue or to serve as a comic foil. >> i've got it, chief. i've saved "the daily planet." >> what is it this time, olsen, pictures of get the cat out of >> after the series ende idea of father john enzler, president of catholic charities. >> it can be a major sacrifice, but it doesn't have to be. >> exactly. so that for some people it might be i'm just going to do -- i'm going to help out by raking the leaves for my neighbor twice during the fall. i call this a toe in the water idea. put your toe in the water of service. you

stewart parnell connected to the salmonella outbreak that killed people and sickened others. two other employees were also sentenced to prison time. >> more trouble on the road ahead for volkswagon. the department of justice now considering criminal charges against vw. the car maker recalled 500,000 diesel vehicles after revelations it used trick software passing emissions grades. ceo said he is sorry for breaking people's trust as stocks nose-dived. the company facing 18 billion in fines. >>> a financial story brewing in the windy city. the cost of living in chicago could go up with rahm emanuel gets his $500 million property tax wish. the largest increase in it the city's history would be on his way to balance almost $700 million deficit. on top of that cook county raised the sales tax to 10.25 percent. that is the highest in the nation. >>> well the new york jetsrightt down andrew lutz' office. >> the jets feel the pressure. he does it. >> with that the colts turning the ball over a whopping 5 if i ams in the monday night football collapse. the final score 20-7. it marks a

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stewart parnell sentenced to 28 years in prison for knowingly soing tainted peanut butter that caused nine deaths. steve osunsami. >> reporter: he's 61 years old so they're calling this a virtual life sentence. this morning, a first of its kind decision in a loud and clear message about safety to america's food industry. >> the food safety lost out to greed. >> reporter: stewart parnell is in an albany, georgia, jail cell, a federal judge sentenced him to 28 years monday after one of his roasting plants was blamed for a deadly outbreak of samantha. 9 died and 714 got sick and at trial prosecutors shared e mails where they say parnell pushed saying, just ship it. i cannot afford to lose another customer. gab bring yell gabrielle meunier was one of them. >> it should never have happened to begin with. >> reporter: they're holding executives and even farmers responsible. two egg executives got sentences after a 2010 salmonella outbreak. last year two cantaloupe farmers were sensed for a listeria outbreak but parnell's sentence is the stiffest punishment the industry has ever seen. >> my

a federal jury convicted stewart parnell of knowingly shipping contaminated peanut butter and fakinghe lab results. >>> one of the stars of television's golden age has died. jack larson, known to generations of american kids as jimmy olsen. >> up in the sky. it's a bird! >> it's a plane! >> it's superman! >> olsen was a young journalist for "the daily planet" in the 1950s superman series. >> have you got any ideas, chief? >> you're supposed to be a reporter. you get the ideas and don't call me chief. >> olsen's main role was to provide someone for superman to rescue or to serve as a comic foil. >> i've got it, chief. i've saved "the daily planet." >> what is it this time, olsen, pictures of get the cat out of the tree detail again? >> after the series ended jack , >>> open arms await the pope, and chip reid tells us 80,000 people have vowed to follow his footsteps with acts of kindness. >> reporter: christine heidt is so moved by pope francis she's honoring his arrival with a pledge to donate a kidney. was it an emotional moment for you when you decided to do this? >> it was amazing.

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former peanut company chief stewart parnell sentenced to 28 years in prison for knowingly selling taintedmed for nine deaths. he could spend the rest of his life in prison. steve osunsami has the story. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, george. this former ceo is already 61 years old. so they're calling this a virtual life sentence. this morning, a first of its kind decision in a loud and clear message about safety to america's food industry. >> the food safety lost out to greed. >> reporter: former peanut company ceo stewart parnell is in an albany, georgia, jail cell right now. a federal judge sentenced him to 28 years monday after one of his roasting plants was blamed for a deadly outbreak of salmonella in 2008. nine people died. 714 got sick across 46 states. at trial, prosecutors shared e-mails where they say parnell pushed employees to sell tainted food, saying, just ship it. i cannot afford to lose another customer. gabrielle meunier was one of those customers. her son christopher was 7 years old when he got sick. she spoke at parnell's sentencing. >> i have to tell y

the former executive stewart parnell will spend 28 years in prison.y the former owner knowingly shipped salmonella tainted peanuts and doctored documents to screen salmonella. nine people died because of the outbreak. >> in montgomery county today officials will sign a pledge to end veterans homelessness. county commissioners will join advocates as part of a nationwide program to reduce the number of veterans who are homeless. >>> big crowds aren't for everyone, so some people in the philadelphia area have decided to head down the shore for the papal visit. and business owners there including these are hoping to get a late season boost from those who stay in their beach homes. some shops are adjusting hours to accommodate a hopeful surge in customers. >> we're beefing up the staff a little, bringing in some merchandise, it's not over here. we're hoping to get some crowds this weekend. >> some businesses are offering deals. ocean city's hotel is taking 20% off the regular rate. >> one prayer answered for a st. louis boy living with a brain tumor. >> he

outbreak that killed nine people he may be sentenced up to 800 years in prison today. 61-year-old stewart parnell was convicted of shipping tainted food and faking lab tests when he was running peanut corporation of america. nine americans were killed. more than 700 became ill in 2008 and 2009. the victims and family members of the victims they will be speaking at today's sentencing hearing. >>> in alabama terrifying shooting inside a church. a man is now facing three counts of attempted murder after shooting a come and her baby. it happened yesterday morning at a church in east selma. police say james mentor walked into the church service and sat right in the front row next to his girlfriend and her baby son. police say mentor pulled out a gun and shot his girlfriend and his baby. >> it was just shocking to a lot of people. but again this is the world we live in now. >> the three victims are expected to live. authorities say mentor was angry about a recent break up with the woman and visitation issues with his baby son. the police investigation continues. >>> time is 6:14. the united states maki