adams, mrs. roosevelt, planning the next campaign, grace removed herself from that and calvin kept her removed to the extent she absolutely wanted to make it clear she didn't know who he was planning ahead about running for the extra term in 1928. calvin coolidge was enormously popular. so -- he could have run for another term in '28. we know that grace probably -- knew he wouldn't. she made -- she made a blanket in the white house that had a square for each month left. there weren't that many squares on it. that was on the lincoln bed. but she -- she was -- not to show she was calling the shots or that she knew and when the president said i do not choose to run, a big surprise in the summer of 1927. a senator was over for lunch and she said equivalent of knock me over with a feather. she really wanted to leave the executive to be free and that was a formal sort of a kabuki dance for her. if you look at her writings and she wrote a lot -- beautiful autobiography, she said there was another mother

again, adam, if you're watching or anybody who knows where adam is, get those kids to safety. >> andhe manhunt is underway. serious questions tonight about millions of dollars in donations to a clarity for disabled vets. learning the hard way that the money never made it to those in need, but what the vets got instead instead of the cash it is just baffling. we're keeping them honest next. [ camera clicks ] ♪ it's hard to resist the craveable nature of a nature valley sweet & salty nut bar. >>> keeping them honest tonight. an update on a lot of charity with a lot of explaining today. we introduced you to americans who felt duped after they learned that the money they donated to help wounded veterans never made it there. they didn't use a penny of it to directly benefit the vets or cover the costs of much-needed services. this group passed along a baffling array of items leaving the vets unit to figure out how to use them at all. here is part two. >> reporter: over the past few years thanks to the generosity of americans a charity called the disabled veterans national foundation has r

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again, adam, if you're watching or anybody who knows where adam is, get those kids to safety. >> andhe man hunt's under way. >>> see >>> serious questions tonight about donations made to disabled american vets. what they got instead of the cash is just baffling. >>> keeping them honest tonight, an update on a charity with a lot of explaining to do. yesterday we introduced you to americans who felt duped that the money they donated to help disabled veterans never made it to those in need. the charity collected millions of dollars but didn't use a penny to directly benefit the vets or cover the costs of much needed services. instead, this group passed along a baffling array of items, leaving veterans groups to decide how to make use of the items, if at all. drew griffin in the cnn special investigations unit demanded answers. here's part two of what he discovered. >> reporter: over the past three years, thanks to the generosity of lots of americans, a charity called disabled vets foundation has raised more than $55 million, yet according to its official tax forms, not one dime of that

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did your sister think that adam was the father of the children? >> my sister has stated that she felt he was. and he had made those statements to her, yes. >> soadam or anyone that knows him is watch right now what would you want to say to him. >> adam, let the children go. this is gone way too far and it's not fair to the children. >> i appreciate you comie forwad and thank youing for talking to us. >> glad i could help and adam, or if you know where adam is, get those kids to safety. >>> generous americans learning the hard way their money never made it to those in need, but what the vets got instead, it is just baffling, we're keeping them honest, next. they have names like idle time books and smash records and on small business saturday they remind a nation of the benefits of shopping small. on just one day, 100 million of us joined a movement... and main street found its might again. and main street found its fight again. and we, the locals, found delight again. that's the power of all of us. that's the power of all of us. that's the membersh

adam was born and raised in whitley county. he was a sophomore at the local college and needed a job. the county's daily newspaper, the "times tribune," had an opening. and soon, adam had his first assignment and dangerous enemies. why did you feel compelled to buy a gun? >> sulfridge: you do have a credible threat against your life, and it seemed like a pretty reasonable thing to do. samantha also purchased a gun at the same time. >> pitts: samantha swindler, then 27, was managing editor of the "times tribune" and adam's boss. >> samantha swindler: we were reporting on people involved in the drug trade. and people who were all hopped- up on oxys, i don't know what they're going to do. i thought if something happened, i'd go down with a fight. >> pitts: samantha was exotic by whitley county standards-- born in new orleans, educated in boston. she'd tangled with public officials as editor of a small newspaper in east texas. she saw familiar signs in whitley county. >> swindler: there are problems in this community with the good

i'm adam may. sounds like a lottery jackpot. $85.5million. that's how much adam jones will make under a new six-year deal. stan saunders has new details about tomorrow's history making announcement. stan? >> well, it is a historic contract, none seen by any orioles player since they came into town in 1944. young, gifted. six years, $85 million. that's about $14 million per year which stops $8 million per year. 1-4. even stretched double even into a triple and even sold another base this year. adam jones, second highest paid behind matt of the dodgers. >> it's humbling just the thought of it. >> they're going to keep on calling, especially new family out of the woodwork, et cetera. adam, there is a no trade clause. how about that? >> that's important, stan. thank you. wjz will be at the news conference tomorrow with adam jones and dan with all the details tomorrow at 6:30 and 11:00. >>> police are searching for a peeping tom at a maryland tourist hot spot. wjz is live at the inner harbor where weijia jiang has the latest. weijia? >> reporter:

this played out yesterday in mississippi one day after the fbi patted adam mayes -- added adam mayes to its list of the most wanted. tahman bradley has an update. >> good morning. overnight the girls were taken to hospital for observation. remarkably given all the been through, they appear on harmed, although they were hungry and dehydrated. the suspected kidnapper, adam mayes, was found in mississippi. when police moved in to arrest him, he shot himself in the head. he was at the tennessee hummable girl -- the tennessee home of the little girls on the night he disappeared. some say he may have bullied the little girls were his kids. his mother and wife were charged with conspiracy to commit kidnapping. the two girls will return to the care of their father. tahman bradley reporting >> . thank you. new information will be released today about the hazmat scare at nasa's space flight center in greenbelt. they radiation alarms went off last night, but it turned out to be false alarms. officials are trying to figure out why the alarms started sounding. >> new this morning, remembering the

we're going to head to -- adam caskey? >> yep., as we get to adam, take a look at some of this video. this is a woman who was filming hail in new mexico after a few minutes, she realized what she was filming. it was not hail as it was a tornado right in front of her. >> wow. >> fortunately and quickly it disappeared. a small one, luckily and they don't see too many tornadoes in new mexico. every state in the u.s. has seen a tornado and does see tornadoes. but it's not as common out there in new mexico and then west of the rockies as well. >> you always hate to see tornadoes close to trailers and r.v.'s like in that video right there. they're especially vulnerable. >> doesn't take much of a tornado to slip around. so let's take a look at our weather. a lot of rain to talk about here. today into tomorrow and i'm going to give you some different zooms. first of all, starting with around the beltway. you can see d.c. smacked dab center part of your screen. areas of very light rain pushing northeast through washington. steady rain acro

it took a beat [skp-g] come back strong and i love it. >> adam, you like it. >> i do.s are better than they were. >> i got to say maybe it is a holiday spirit. you guys are fantastic. he's next. here's dave. private investors need not apply. governor romney said experience at bain capitol will serve him well despite what biden and and president obama are saying. >> when you are president your job is not to maximize profits. your job to figure out how everybody in the country has a fair shot. >> your job as president to promote the common good. that doesn't mean they are

there's good news and then adam caskey.will go to a couple pictures. 395 that the pentagon, no worries across the 14th street bridge. beautiful trip on 66 between centreville and manassas. and here is 29 at loch lloyd drive -- lockwood drive. pretty good on 29. >> nothing but sunshine today. sunrise in 19 minutes from now. actually, 18 minutes. we have clear skies on the horizon the severn river. overlooking the bay from annapolis, beautiful picture. fairfax, clear skies, 46 degrees right now in fairfax. we have some chili spots. look at this for a friday morning, 39 in gaithersburg and winchester. 43 in culpeper, 53 in the district downtown at reagan national. mostly sunny today, breezy at times, not as dusty as yesterday. highs in the mid 70's this afternoon. warming to near 80 on the weekend with. low with >> -- with low humidity. metro crews will do track work from denied until sunday night. red line trains will single track between takoma and forced glenn. and from van ness to dupont circle. orange line trains will sin

you so much, adam. a local woman needs expensive after parts of for writ were bitten off by a rottweiler. the woman was attacked last night at the 2100 of rows of peter circle. that terrifying attack. >> she approached one of her neighbors and the rottweiler. >> she bent down to calm the to, the dog down. it attacked her. for some reason, the dog became agitated and attacked the woman. l need say she wil expensive plastic surgery. is well known in this neighborhood. they will not put the dog down. she is kind of like a dog whisper. >> they have seen this rottweiler in the past. >> even when there are not s around, other animal to holdem struggling the dog back. she would struggle to pull it back. >> the dog has now been d in the owner's home for 10 days. >> they are very protective. that the breed is very protective. if you get to -- if you get too owner, they will fight back. police say if attacked this her mid 20's right over here. this dog does not have a history attacking are fighting anyone in the

it meant a lot to hit pop, rock and roll, and i doubt they can go on without adam yauch. >> adam yauchid not just confined himself to music. he campaigned against thai nepos occupation of tibet and produce films. -- he campaigned against china's occupation of tibet. >> he missed the band's induction into the rock-and-roll hall of fame. hope was running out. he revolutionized pop music in america and influenced a generation of performers and fans alike. >> adam yauch, who has died at the age of 47. thank you very much indeed for your company. news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended, global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet los angeles.

. >>> good evening everyone thanks for joining us i'm adam may. the southeast part of the country is already preparing for burl. duarte j era ldino is reporting that it's packing a punch and it's bringing surf. >> reporter: tropical storm burl gets close to shore, the surf is getting so rough officials shut down the beach. >> this storm has a potential to produce localized flooding, downed trees and power lines that can impact the public safety. >> reporter: berel is expected to make land fall late sunday into monday and hit parts of florida and georgia. five to 6-inches of rain could fall in some areas. the storms started causing dangerous conditions saturday reds flags went up in flagler beach florida. the waves were treacherous. >> whenever you're paddling out there and those waves are just crushing you it's tough to get out. that's when i know. no time to go back in. >> reporter: forecasters say berel will likely flush out memorial day beach plans before it moved on. >> here it was a nice warm day. berel is not impacting our area. bernadette w

what kind of guy was adam mayes? >> aggressive. abusive. crazy, obviously. >> did you ever suspect he was capable of something like this? >> no. and i have known him for 25-plus years. never dreamed he would do this. >> what was his relationship to these girls? >> again, that's not something that i can even answer. my sister has stated that she felt the two youngest girls may have been his. and she felt adam was having an affair with joann. >> so your sister believed -- >> because they all seemed to be family friends. all of them, you know, seemed to get along. whenever she would call our close friends, family friend, she would say, "the kids are over at the house." so she'd have all the kids over her with her and adam or over with gary and joann. >> so your sister teresa told you that she believed that adam mayes was having an affair with joann bain, who he's now accused of killing. >> right. >> and was the father to the two girls who he kidnapped, the 8 and 12-year-old girls who are now in safe custody. did your sister believe he was the

jones. -- and a key extension for adam jones.he orioles are still a long shot as far as the playoffs are concerned, but the $85 million man says so what. >> i want to beat the odds. here, we can really beat the odds. i do want to be a part of it. >> the real risk was not doing it. that is the way i looked at it. >> well said. all that good buzz and excitement did not translate on the field this weekend. the birds dropped two out of 3 to kansas city. tremendous atmosphere at the ballpark for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. bottom of the first, orioles trailed 1-0. that just get by. j.j. hardy on first, to second and third, and he makes it in without a flow. tis the game. he did a pretty good job with his opportunity. tied two-two. madison ashley had a decent outing. gave up three earned, that made it 3-2. bottom nine, runner on second and he stares at strike three from jonathan barack stand. the orioles have lost five out of six. they -- tampa bay shares first. orioles have a great test coming up. drinks are on adam jones.

his sister is charged for her alleged role in helping adam mayes.irst of all, bobby your thoughts on hearing that your former brother-in-law has been shot and is dead. >> all i'm worried about is that the children are safe. the rest is not a concern. thank you, god for letting the kids come home. >> your sister teresa had called you several days ago expressing her concern that adam mayes had killed -- had killed bobby -- >> jo ann and adrienne. >> explain what your sister said to you. >> she told me -- she told a family friend who had he had killed. and she just told me about the grave. >> your sister has been charged with first degree murder. what are your thoughts on that? >> i'm going to be honest. i'm overwhelmed right now. i don't know how to answer that. i'm just glad the kids are safe. >> i can understand that. sunny hostin, i mean legally this is done. he's dead. >> it's done for him as you mentioned. his wife has been charged with first degree murder. we know or believe that the two girls are okay. i don't know that we know all about the ci

what kind of guy was adam mayes? >> aggressive, abusive. crazy, obviously. >> did you ever suspect he was capable of something like this? >> no. and i have known him for 25-plus years. never dreamed he would do this. >> what was his relationship to these girls? >> again, that's not something that i can even answer. my sister has stated that she felt that the two youngest girls may have been his. and she felt adam was having an affair with jo ann. >> so your sister -- >> because they seemed to be family friends. all of them, you know, seemed to get along. whenever she would call our close friends' family friends, she would say the kids are over at the house. so she'd all have the kids over her with them and adam or they'd be over there with gary and jo ann. >> so your sister, theresa, told you she believed that adam mayes was having an affair with jo ann bain who he is now accused of killing and was the father to the two girls he kidnapped, the 8 and 12-year-old girls who are in safe custody. did your sister believe he was the father of adri

why did she help adam in the first place? >> she was scared of adam. >> why did she help him kill joanne and adrian a 13-year-old girl? >> he probably threatened her the same as he probably threatened her two years ago. same as he threatened her for the last 11 and a half or 12 years. >> i have been perplexed by this case. i don't even know why adam your former son-in-law snatched those girls in the first place. was he their father? >> no, he was not. he was obsessed with being their father. >> are you sure he is not the biological father? >> i am not 100 percent positive, no. >> what i don't understand, teresa, your daughter is not involved she is not the mother of anybody's children. why did she get involved with adam mayes genie way? >> i can't answer that unless it was just because she was threatened. >> you mentioned that. threatened in what way? >>> oo two years ago teresa called me she was crying. it was the first contact i had had with her since 2001. sh she said mama can i come home? we wired her a bus ticket when sh

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i want to know if adam forced her to do this, you know, if so how did adam force you to do this. i'd like to know, you know, details as to what happened. >> what was their history like? >> and understand more. he was abusive to her. >> physically abusive? >> physically abusive, mentally abuse abusive, very controlling. >> and what is she like? you said she has trouble remembering numbers. >> right. she graduated from high school, but she graduated with a special ed diploma. she's mentally challenged. she's always been a slow learner. she's dependent. and i think adam has always kind of fed off that because, you know, if he beat the mess out of her and then say i love you, honey, she kind of accepted it and went on. >> police say she was in the garage when adam mayes strangled the two women. >> that's what i've heard. >> does that seem possible to you? >> no. i don't want to believe that. >> they also say she was in the car, even drove the car with the girls in it. >> yes. >> if she -- >> then again, i don't want to believe that. i want to believe that she was forced to do that in

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why did she help adam in the first place?s scared of adam. >> why did she help him kill joanne girl? >> he probably threatened her the same as he probably threatened her two years ago. same as he threatened her for the last 11 and a half or 12 years. >> i have been perplexed by this case. i don't even know why adam your former son-in-law snatched those girls in the first place. was he their father? >> no, he was not. he was obsessed with being their father. >> are you sure he is not the biological father? >> i am not 100 percent positive, no. >> what i don't understand, teresa, your daughter is not involved she is not the mother of anybody's children. why did she get involved with adam mayes genie way? >> i can't answer that unless it was just because she was threatened. >> you mentioned that. threatened in what way? >>> oo two years ago teresa called me she was crying. it was the first contact i had had with her since 2001. sh she said mama can i come home? we wired her a bus ticket when she came home she had bruises all ove

they thought maybe she ran off with adam mayes.when they found her abandoned car at the side of a dirt road. adam mayes was brought in for questioning. he then was let go. a couple of days later they went back to talk to him and he vanished. that's when he went to the property and they checked out the property of adam mayes and that's where they discovered the shallow grave. this is why there is a -- not quite nationwide but a regional manhunt taking place to try to find adam mayes. >> you mentioned perhaps she ran off with him. what was the relationship between mayes and the bain family? >> that's what makes this story so sad and also so very interesting. the fact that apparently adam mayes had a long time good relationship with this family. they were considered very, very close. he used to have the girls over at his place in mississippi for visits. he would travel with the family when they would go to arizona. in fact, the aunt of jo ann bain spoke to hln last night. this is how she described his feelings toward those girls. >> i