trying to find ann because they didn't know where ann was.e then calls her mom and she finds out everyone's looking for her. in my opinion, she almost got caught by eric for having an fair and it triggered the fatal dose on november 30th. >> i think she didn't want to be a divorced woman, she didn't want to deal with child support, child visitation. custody. as a widow, she got sympathy. >> before his death, derril willard made an offhand comment to investigators that made it appear he knew he had been setup. >> i said, derril, i think a woman's using you. and i think you know, it would be in your best interests to cooperate with us. and the only thing he said was, yeah, and she's doing a mighty good job of it. >> the very next day, willard committed suicide. >> i mean, you had the scientific evidence, and that was hard and fast. but you needed a witness. you needed somebody to say, ann miller did this. derril willard, he was the only witness that could give them the information that they needed to arrest her. >> so prosecutors asked the nort

prosecutors claimed ann is a cold-blooded killer.nn is adamant she did not murder her husband. >> we will be tried twice on the same charge. >> if there were any merit to this, i could respect it, and i could have some sense of peace. >> peace ann bender has been seeking since she first moved to costa rica with john. they had hoped to escape here in the clouds of the jungle. the isolation instead would lead to a descent into madness. boracayan del sur, john and ann bender's unique refuge in the coast ka rookien rain forest. their dream at first. >> i had never seen a place as beautiful as this. >> it's remote. with their one of a kind 80,000 square foot circular house nicknamed the bender dome, which ann and john designed and built from scratch. >> we built it to take advantage of the incredible views. >> their goals? for themselves, a life of quiet isolation and purpose. a balm to calm their inner demons. for the refuge? help native wildlife and flowers return by keeping poachers off the thousands of acres. the benders shared their

nice to see you, patti ann. patti ann: i'm patti ann brown in for martha maccallum.s prime minister reached out to the white house for help. according to "the new york times," nouri al-maliki asked the obama administration to consider airstrikes, but those requests were reportedly denied. meanwhile, a state department spokeswoman is pushing back against those who suggest the u.s. may have pulled its forces out of iraq too quickly. >> the situation is certainly very grave on the ground. we are working with iraqi leaders from across the country to support a coordinated response. you can expect that we will provide additional assistance to the iraqi government to combat the threat from isil, but i'm not in a position to outline that further at this point. bill: team fox coverage on this. jennifer griffin at a the pentagon, ed a henry in washington. this caught the white house by surprise, yes or no? >> no doubt about it, bill, because we've been hearing for a couple of years since all u.s. forces left iraq at the end of 2011 that, look, the situation was getting more st

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(clapping.) >> thank you, ann. you know, in 1979 we had our first memorial recommends for my anile i was in school in washington i went to a memorial at the land rising an lgbt bookstore and there were a lot of protesters the protesters about my uncle's legacy have died down by the way, there's a research council small voice and minds are protesting this the protester there was a woman taller than me hungarian than life i met for the first time dr. mia angelo and we lost her today and she swore that being i lost my usage she reached you tell to me and made one of the first quotes that's she's quoted on but she ever say there to support my uncle's legacy she said i am gay. i am lesbian i am black, i am white, i am chickening i am jew and muslim i am human. this has stayed with me to this day (clapping) she didn't rehearse that it flowed so we get to meet people that justice and righteousness flow from we get to meet people when in a position of authority and power like being the attorney general of the state of cali

my name is ann chronicallying burger (clapping) thank you. this is such a very exciting day for all of us i see lots of friends in the audience who worked with heather harvey and loved him as people part of the legacy to think we're honoring this man with a u.s. postage stamp is phenomenal thank you so much for coming. last week stewart and are were at the white house for the stamp dedication it was a inspiring dedication but to both which us it's more important to do it here this was harvey's home and city hall he loved the most. (clapping.) i wanted to introduce our mayor, mayor ed lee who is going to speak to you and give some opening remarks we're lucky to have mayor ed lee represent us here in the city of san francisco we really understands obviously civil rights issues by understands the kinds of principles that harvey also talked about we as individuals don't have the same kind of superdelegate or power when we collaborate together and minority groups and disables individuals and lesbian or gay straight whatever with we come pathotote

(clapping) >> thank you, ann. let's here it for ann (clapping) and i want to acknowledge a few of our colleagues sxhoovmz and london breed and supervisor yee and our treasurer and our public defend defender. so i was 8 years old in suburbia new jersey when harvey milk and george moscone were murdered you heard at least i heard negatively about the lgbt and the bad things happening and all the challenges so fast forwarding to 2014 and having harvey milk on a stamp that's going to be bought around the world people are going to pick up the envelope i'll put it into context of what we've achieved around marriage equality and through the united states congress the legislation we have so many challenges of the communicated. we know that hiv is not over that people have still struggling and getting sick and our transgender brothers and sisters are struggling with health care and their personal safety but if there is no one thing i've learned about your community this lgbt community knows how to take a punch and keep mode

i'm ann curry in for brian tonight. on a day of wide-ranging emotions about the dramatic recovery of u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl. after being held captive for almost five years by the taliban. this is a scene in his hometown of haley, idaho, tonight, where there is jubilation that an american family will have their son back. in washington, and indeed across the country, there are also a lot of new questions about the deal that won his release. swapping out five taliban commanders who were being held at guantanamo. does the u.s. now negotiate with the taliban? exactly how was sergeant bergdahl captured in the first place? and how dangerous are these taliban leaders who have been freed? our team has been looking for answers and we begin tonight with jim miklaszewski at the pentagon. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. and all the early joy and celebration over bergdahl's release has indeed being crowded over several growing controversies. in haley, idaho, today, preparations well under way for bowe bergdahl

i'm anne-marie green. this morning the risk of severe thunderstorms hangs over the northern plains. in particular, nebraska and kansas could see strong winds, hail, and possible tornados. the storm system is expected to move into the upper midwest over the weekend. >>> recovery efforts are under way this morning in southeast texas. a tornado touched down yesterday afternoon. the storm damaged a large shed at a mobile home park, which fell into an r.v. a man and a dog were inside the r.v. when the storm hit, but they are oklahoma. power lines were knocked down by flying debris, but there are no reports of injury. the intense weather triggered a massive waterspout over the bay. it's a tornado that travels over the water. boaters say they saw fish being sucked out of the water. >>> the mississippi river is expected to crest today in the minneapolis/st. paul area. the river is expected to crest at over 20 feet, the highest it's been in 13 years. more rain is in the forecast today. the mississippi is expected t

i'm anne-marie green. this morning, recovery efforts are under way in northeast nebraska. a powerful storm released several tornadoes that killed at least one person and injured others. one small farming community sustained major damage following a direct hit. the severe weather is not let up. severe weather has been posted in starts of nebraska and illinois through the morning. >> where twin tornadoes touched down within a mile of each other yesterday afternoon. the victim that died was 5 years old. nebraska's governor declared a state of emergency. the small town of pilger, about 100 miles northwest of omaha was hardest hit. >> reporter: when you have nothing left, finding anything will do. >> yeah, i seen it. it come down over here. >> reporter: tommy and his family are sifting through what's left. this is his son's pilger home. his outside of town is gone, too. >> i mean, we lost everything. i lost all my vehicles. i don't have a vehicle. >> reporter: so much destruction, so much pain here from at leas

i'm anne-marie green. this morning we are getting a look at the first moments of freedom for former american prisoner of war bowe bergdahl. this morning his captors released this footage. he's being handed over to the u.s. forces after being in five years of captivity. but the uproar over his release continues to grow. the pentagon says bergdahl could still be charged for walking out on his unit and congressional leaders express concern about a possible prisoner exchange years ago. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. many members of congress are not satisfied with the answers they're getting so far from the white house about the circumstances surrounding sergeant bergdahl's release. specifically they're unhappy about not being informed that a prisoner exchange was going to happen, and for some members of congress, they actually got an apology about that from the white house. defense officials will brief the full senate today to try to explain events that led t

i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning politicians on both sides of the aisle are wondering what's next. in what can only be described as a shocking primary upset, influential house majority leader eric cantor lost to a little funded little known tea party-backed economics professor. david brat's victory may well be the biggest upset in the modern primary history. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. there is always a surprise around the corner in washington politics but rarely one of this magnitude. eric cantor, a seven-term incumbent, loses his seat. this could be the end of his political career. the victory was a shock to all, including the winner. surrounded by supporters, political newcomer dave brat summed up his stunning victory against majority house leader eric cantor in a way others also see it. >> this is a miracle from god. >> the tea party candidate and economic professor pulled off an unexpected upset last night, dethroning the number two republ

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i'm anne-marie green. former p.o.w. sergeant bowe bergdahl is back in the united states. he arrived in san antonio, texas, early this morning. a reporter from our local affiliate taking that picture you saw that's believed to be the plane that cared bergdahl from germany. cbs news has learned that he still has not reached out to his family. he'll continue with his medical treatment. as bigad shaban reports bowe bergdahl will face a new set of challenges at home. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl will receive psychological treatment. doctors will help him regaining control over his life, even pushing him to make simple decisions like what to eat. where he'll also be reunited with his parents. could the son they welcome home be a totally different person? >> absolutely. >> she's never treated bergdahl but has provided therapy for hundreds of servicemembers returning from combat including former prisoners of war. >> i would guess he would probably have a significant post-traumatic stress disorder. smells, s

i'm anne-marie green. the alleged mastermind of the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya, will be tried in a u.s. civilian court. ahmed abu khatalla was captured. susan mcginnis is in washington where there's sharp debate over how to handle the suspect. susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. here's the essence of the e-mail. some want him held at guantanamo bay and interrogated at length. some democrats say the u.s. federal court system is the right place to gain intelligence from him and bring him to justice. u.s. officials believe this is a photo of ahmed abu khatalla. the libyan militant who was on his way to the u.s. to face trial for his alleged role in the deadly 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. it's the first arrest connected to the assault that killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. >> when americans are attacked, no matter how long it takes, we will find those responsible and we will bring them to justice. >> u.s. military commandos tracked kha

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ann coulter earlier on your program talked about. he defeated the tea party challenger but took him seriously from the beginning. so i think the picture is still murky. however, i think the republicans now have a decision, should they choose somebody a little different out of the box? maybe like a kathy mcmorris rogers of washington state to be the new majority leader. >> what a statement that would be especially given the democratic message about the so-called gop war on women. dana thank you for being here. thank you, lady. >> bye-bye. >> we'll be right back with final thoughts of our panel, awaiting the actual remarks of dave brat on camera. in a few minutes you'll have a >>> you know, i know there's a lot of long faces here tonight, and it's disappointing, sure. but i believe in this country. i believe there's opportunity around the next corner for all of us. so i look forward to continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in, for the conservative cause because those solutions of ours are the answer to the

i'm anne-marie green. this morning the last of the workers trapped at iraq's main oil refinery were evacuated. sunni militants took over most of the plant yesterday. the workers were freed during a brief truce. the iraqi government has asked the u.s. to launch air strikes against the militants who have overrun much of the country. during a meeting with congressional leaders, president obama indicated he did not need congressional approval to take direct military action. susan mcginnis is in washington where the debate over engaging the insurgence is heating up. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. so far the white house has dodged questions about whether the president would take action in iraq without congressional approval, but it's something lawmakers here see as a real possibility. u.s. warplanes are flying round-the-clock surveillance missions over iraq as militants from the islamic states of iraq and syria now target the country's largest oil refinery and continue their advance toward bag

anne-marie? >> thank you very much. >>> now to domestic politics and the fallout of house majority leader eric cantor. president obama says cantor's defeat doesn't mean immigration reform is dead. speaking in massachusetts last night the president said he rejects the conventional wisdom that immigration reform isn't going anywhere, and he will tell house speaker john boehner to do the same. cantor was labeled a supporter of tea party candidates. yesterday cantor said he was stepping down as majority leader at the end of july and rejected the notion that he was too often absent from his district. >> i was in my district every week, so, you know, there's a balance between holding a leadership position and serving constituents at home, but never was there a day did i not put the constituents of the seventh district of virginia first, and i will continue to do so. >> cantor says he'll support kevin mccarthy of california to succeed him. >>> and the fbi opened a criminal investigation into the wrongdo

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i'm anne-marie green. bowe bergdahl's hometown canceled longstanding plans for a welcome home celebration. the former p.o.w.'s release by the taliban has touched off heated debate. the small idaho town has been swamped with hate mail and angry calls blasting the town and labeling bergdahl a traitor. the town says they can't handle the expected crowds. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. questions about bowe bergdahl just keep piling up here on capitol hill, and now they have its hometown a changing its plans for his homecoming. yellow ribbons hang on trees alongside posters reading "free at last" in bowe bergdahl's hometown. but plans to celebrate his homecoming this month has been scratched amid a debate whether the army sergeant was a dese deserter. >> something that was very happy has become very mixed. >> in the days following the release, the town has been flooded with angry calls and e-mails threatening to protest his homecoming, some proclaiming that so

anne-marie?> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you. >>> speaker of the house john boehner plans to sue president obama for misusing executive power. boehner says the president has overstepped his authority by issuing executive orders on immigration, foreign policy and other issues. >> what we've seen clearly over the last five years is an effort to erode the power of the legislative branch. i believe the president is not faithfully executing the laws of our country. >> the white house says mr. obama was acting within his authority. >>> a georgia man is being held without bail following the death of his 22-month-old son. the young boy died after being left in a hot car for seven hours. a medical examiner's report lists the death as a homicide. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: 33-year-old justin ross harris is accused of the unthinkable -- murdering his 22-month-old son by leaving him strapped inside a hot suv for seven hours. police say harris and his son, cooper, stopped at a fast food re

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. >> and i'm ann notarangelo. kpix 5's brian webb is at sievics center downtown in san francisco. >> reporter: what a game. every eye on the screen. every minute. as you mentioned. it ended in a bit of a disappointment with a tie. so that's a bummer. but when all is said and done, usa soccer as a whole, may end up being a big winner. san francisco's civic center is the world away from the world cup. but it's almost feeling like a front row seat. >> so many people here, i didn't think there were going to be so many people. it's like so crazy. >> reporter: this has become kind of like a world cup west coast headquarters. crowding around a screen with a few thousand of their newest closest soccer fan friends. >> it's amazing yeah right and so much culture and -- ethnicity. everything. you know you got it all. >> reporter: this game is a big chance for u.s. soccer to shine on the world stage. taking on a top team like portugal. that's bringing out soccer fans of all shapes and sizes in a country that's not supposed to

i'm anne-marie green. this morning in iraq, sunni insurgents control what was once hussein's. it still contains stockpiles of deadly poisons including mustard and sarin gas. u.s. officials believe it would be difficult for the rebels to use the weapon about but remain concerned. yesterday president obama said he's sending military advisers to iraq. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne marie, good morning. the president said he is sending about 300 advisers ore there. combined with his other announcement this could mean an additional 600 u.s. troops are being sent there. the president is talking a lot about their limited mission, but to many it is really eminent that the u.s. is inching its way back into iraq. islamists continue to battle toward control of the biggest refinery as they try to take over city ies and towns on thei way to baghdad. they are a threat to national security so he's sending up to 300 military advisers to the reege. >> we will help iraq as they fight the terro

i'm ann curry in for brian tonight. as we're seeing for the first time, the moment caught on videotape when bowe bergdahl was freed and taken into the protection of u.s. special forces after almost five years in captivity. the video which u.s. officials believe is real was shot by the taliban and is revealing what it captures and what it does not. we begin with our pentagon correspondent who walks us through the dramatic hand off, jim? >> reporter: first, ann, there is late word tonight that bergdahl's hometown of hailey, idaho had to cancel an event to celebration his return. there is concern with the attention paid to his story, local police just don't have the resources necessary to handle any potential problems. and today, something we rarely see, a taliban video showing bergdahl's release to american military forces. the taliban video released today records bowe bergdahl's final moments in captivity. bergdahl seen sitting in a pickup truck is blinking and rubbing his eyes like they were adjusting to the sun light.

i'm anne-marie green. this morning, nato says five of its troops were killed in southern afghanistan. a local police official tells cbs news american and afghan forces were attacked by taliban fighters yesterday, but may have been victims of friendly fire. alphonso van marsh is with us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,. the international security force, isaf was briefed that five service members died in afghanistan on monday. there are unconfirmed reports we are waiting to get details on, but the isaf administered by nato is not commenting on the reports, specifically about the nationality of the troops. it's important to note many of the isaf troops stationed in southern part of afghanistan are american. u.s. president, barack obama, recently announced plans to remove all combat troops by the end of the year. monday's incident comes days ahead of the run off of afghanistan's presidential elections. last week, suicide bombers set off bombs. it happened in kabul. he is replacing afghan president, ha

i'm anne-marie green. secretary of state john kerry is in northern iraq this morning as he tries to convince iraqi leaders to pull together to stop the militant sunni advances. kerry is speaking with kurdish leaders in erbil. he wants them to be part of a new government prime minister nuri al maliki says he'll start forming next month. kurdish leaders want maliki to quit. yesterday, kerry met for more than two hours with maliki in baghdad. kerry said the time for a political solution to the crisis is now. but that the u.s. may take military action before a new government is formed. >> they do pose a threat, they cannot be given safe haven anywhere. because given safe haven, they will continue to plot against governments locally, regionally and abroad. >> they now control a large portion of the north, including much of the borders with syria and jordan. clarissa ward reports from baghdad. >> reporter: by now, it has become a familiar sight. isis militants parading through newly captured territory. this time

sitcom star ann b.hs passes away. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 2nd, 2014. >>> good morning. i'm lauren lyster in for anne-marie green. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl is on being evaluated at a german hospital this morning. it is a one of a long list of things for recovery. he was held captive by the taliban for five years. there is the anticipation at his hometown in idaho but he won't be reunited with his parents until the doctors give okay. ber dal was exchanged for five high-ranking taliban fighters, and that has ignited sharp debate. tara mergener is in washington. good morning, tara. >> good morning, lauren. as the recovery continues, so does the debate over what consequences the deal to set him free might have for other americans. american p.o.w. sergeant bowe bergdahl has begun the long process involving medical evaluations to help him reintegrate into society following five years of being held by the taliban. >> give yourself all the time you need to recover and decompress. th