bo, i will see you later. in a san diego mansion, a woman is dead and no one is even sure whether it is suicide or murder. >> party later identified as adam shackni told the responding officers he had found the rope around the neck and hanging from a balcony off the main house. >> we believe it's either a suicide or a homicide. can i tell you that from doing this job over 10 years, sometimes suicide will look like homicide and sometimes vice versa. so that's why it's really important to take a look at your evidence, don't rush to judgment, interview all key witnesses. >> bring you back up to speed. i know a lot has been happening this week. first you have a 6-year-old boy in san diego, tumbles down a staircase in his millionaire dad's historic mansion. losing his fight for life, in the hospital. the father's girlfriend who is watching the boy when he had his terrible accident is found hanging nude, her hands and legs tied. hands behind her. before we get our expert's best guess on whether becca had help in kil

. >> when you moved did you have a dog name bo? >> yes. >> how was bo buried?we have a point in time? question. >> when did bo pass away? >> i can't remember the year, sir. >> was it 15 years ago, 10 years ago? >> it could have been 15 or more years ago. >> how old was casey at that time? >> somewhere in the neighborhood probably about four, 5-years-old, i'm roughly guessing. >> was bo buried in a blanket in a plastic bag wrapped with duct tape? >> i do not remember what he was buried in. we took him to a vet because he was in distress, she was dying. >> when you found out that -- that your granddaughter was found and -- with a blanket and with a plastic bag and with duct tape, tell law enforcement at any time over the last three years, that that is the way you used to bury your pets? >> objection. >> i don't remember being present for bo. i remember when to bury him. but i don't remember being present for him. same guess for ginger, i want here. i was hear when cinnamon was buried. >> how was cinnamon buried? >> i buried her in our backyard. >> was she in a pl

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bo and our staff worked to bring poets and writers for a wonderful program. we had over a hundred people that attend third degree event in the auditorium. from that, bo is continuing to do work toward the knobby street project today. >> on march fifth 2007 a car bomb was exexploded in baghdad, more than 30 people were killd and more than a hundred were wounded. this local is the historic center of baghdad book selling. a winding street filled with book stores and out door book stalls. named after the famous 10th century arab poet, this is an old and established street for book selling and has been for hundreds of years. book selling on this street is no different from book selling here. we traffic in memory, ideas and dreams. in that sense we feel the street starts at the front door of all of our book shops. monthknabe street starts here. >> just before the street was eviscerated by a searing length of deaths and despair, delusion and destruction that destroyed more than the 30 lives. twisted more than the 100 souls who were bent and crippled amidst it's rage

bo radley is the one who actually has it straight, right? he knows those kids are going to get into trouble. he's out there and he does something about it. he's the one who gets justice in the book. you know, and so when you really think about it, if you can put through this wonderful vision of the child, if you can stop looking at this problem from a child's point of view, then you'll get a new take on "to kill a mockingbird," i think. you know, one that's much more actually meaningful to you. so -- >> ok. thanks. mary. >> yeah. >> oh, great. we lost you for a minute there. >> i know. >> yeah. so tell us -- how did you choose "to kill a mockingbird" as the subject for your book and for your film? you know, what made you take this on as a project 50 years after the book was published? >> well, my adult rereading of "to kill a mockingbird" made a far greater impression on me than my adolescent reading ever had, and once that happened i started to just satisfy my own curiousity i started to find out as much as i could about both the novel and

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boing and with the way cory doctorow explains that he says keep your government hands off my medicare phenomenon writ large a society of people who subsist on mutual aid to redistribute policies who have been conned in convert them selves into thinking that they are rugged individualists and that everyone else is a parasite so where do they get that mis notion of course from the likes of fox news where you hear over and over and over and over again the welfare people are those black people who live in public housing and you see those people way down the bottom of the list twenty five percent of food stamp recipients don't realize they're receiving government aid seventy five percent know it which is pretty shocking actually twenty five percent don't know where they get it from you know. the ones that they do know the deal that they get by the man then the people on the top don't know but actually they're also getting by the man yet so the bottom is told constantly by the media and the media distracts the upper middle class and the middle class people. from the fact how much of the red

if it has a bo at the end, that means the president answered it personally. he's been pretty active on twitter and so has the white house. they have over 2 million users. president obama on his barack obama twitter account has four times that many. and in fact, we're told no one else other than lady gaga and justin bieber are more popular on twitter. the vice president just jumped on board and got a twitter account. >> which is interesting. is he really doing all the tweets? >> you mean is president obama doing them? >> right, and biden or do they have people that do it for them? >> yeah, i'm sure they have people who do it for them. i understand he does do some of his own. some of them will be identified specifically as coming from him if they have that bo at the end. yeah, obviously there's so many coming in, they have already got thousands of questions lined up for today. >> i bet. so many followers as well. >> they need some help. >> thank you very much. tracie potts live from washington right now. 5:43 right now. an amazing art heist in san francisco. ho

haven't you ever done tae bo?ab >>> this morning on "worldews now," tycoon's testimony. how media mogul rupert murdoch and his son answered tough questions before members of the british parliament. >> and how the man with a shaving cream pie and his dramatic interruption are now grabbing all the headlines. it is wednesday, july 20th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm rob nelson. while rupert murdoch and his son apologized for the phone-hacking scandal, we cannot get over that dramatic moment when a man with a shaving cream pie interrupted and how rupert murdoch's wife jumped in and stopped -- she actually slapped him hard. you can see her hand in the air about to go for it. >> in fact fell to the ground afterwards. she hit iym so hard. a lot of p pple are saying this was probably the best thing that could have happened because it sort of deflected from the moment. >> oh, yes. >> in the series of what was going on. quite a shocking moment there. >> never dull. >>

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this helicopter spotted the 62-year-old woman clinging to her boed board and elevated her to safety. her husband steve says after hours in the water she is okay. >> she is just kind of really tired and still a little cold, kind of weak. she feels okay. she is sort of like -- she is feeling better. i think by tomorrow she will be back to her usual self. >> the search at eight peak included crews and autos of five boats and ground crews searching the bridge and east bay shoreline areas. at one point, we understand that a rescue boat was 50 feet away from her but because of the low lighted conditions and the waves it made her extremely difficult to see. everything is all good today. >>> taking care of your body may save your mind. the simple steps you can takes to lower your risk of alzheimer's. >> some progress, president obama spoke to reporters with a new assessment on how debt reduction talks are going in congress. >> and michael vick, how his mi [ male announcer ] can't get to sleep? can't stay asleep? clinically proven unisom helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep so you wak

i don't think he was a real cop. >> sean: real cop like you bo. >> serious.tried to help her. no one realized the alibi when she was at work. this was an important fact to show the mother was trying to steer the jury away from the daughter. >> sean: away from the death penalty. >> there should have never been a death penalty in this case. >> sean: i wonder if they are going to charge the mother now? >> no, they are running far away. >> they've been bitten. >> tragedy is that little girl with those big eyes are haunting. >> sean: what a cute kid. >> o my god. sean, real fast this is america man. i'm so proud to be here. where a jury weighed something. i respect that jury. i'm on jeanine's side all the time but i respect that jury. >> sean: i do too. they had me from the get-go because of her behavior. just give me something. >> bad prosecution. >> sean: are we doing a greta check? >> greta: yes. we have a guest tonight you may want to stick around and watch. it is one of the alternate jurors who sat through the entire trial. >> sean: is this number 14? >> gret

this helicopter spotted the 62-year-old woman clinging to her boed board and elevated her to safety. her husband steve says after hours in the water she is okay. >> she is just kind of really tired and still a little cold, kind of weak. she feels okay. she is sort of like -- she is feeling better. i think by tomorrow she will be back to her usual self. >> the search at eight peak included crews and autos of five boats and ground crews searching the bridge and east bay shoreline areas. at one point, we understand that a rescue boat was 50 feet away from her but because of the low lighted conditions and the waves it made her extremely difficult to see. everything is all good today. >>> taking care of your body may save your mind. the simple steps you can takes to lower your risk of alzheimer's. >> some progress, president obama spoke to reporters with a new assessment on how debt reduction talks are going in congress. >> and michael vick, how his mistake can=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=x=xx you can see >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> california senator dianne feinste

i think with respect to bo simpson, it was important for us to -- bo simpson wouldn't have happened had structure for it as you will recall. this was originally bipartisan legislation that some of the republican supporters of decided to vote against when i said i supported it. that seems to be a pattern that i'm still puzzled by. and so we set it up. they issued report and what i said was this provides us an important framework to begins discussions but there were aspects of bo simpson that i said from very early on, you know, were not the approach i would take. i'll give you an example. on defense spending, a huge amount of their savings on the discretionary side came out of defense spending. i think we need to cut defense but as commander in chief i have to make sure we're cutting it in a way that recognizes we are still in the middle of a war, we're winding down another war. and we have got a whole bunch of veterans we have to care for as they come home. and so what we have said is a lot of the components of bo simpson, we are willing to embrace, for example you know, the domestic sp

. >> this is our son, bo, and this is when he came back from iraq. as you can see the smiles. >> reporter: of course, bo biden, a delaware national guardsman is just one of tens of thousands of national guardsman who has deployed to iraq or afghanistan, but they are not the only ones of carrying the burden of military service. >> we so often hear people say, support the troops. we don't often hear them say, we support the families of the troops. is part of this making that awareness? >> yes. the military families are serving, as well. >> reporter: the cost of that service from the emotional anxiety of having a loved one at war to relocation and job changes, to home upkeep is what first lady, michelle obama, and dr. biden want people it know about. >> we went around the country for about two years and listened and heard about the problems and some of the things that we could do. >> whether you're a business leader -- >> reporter: in april they teamed up -- >> each of us can show our appreciation for everything these families do. >> reporter: to promot