a lot there's been a car accident he said there's there's some sort of problem here bonnie shot herself as far as we now she had a bag packed that was in her bedroom she had another bag packed that was in her car our assumption is she told him that she was leaving him and he shot her and then wiped the fingerprints off the gun obviously bonnie did not chips. in camera and called my mom one said that his wife each other stuff is voices in the back or. she was not. and she was calling for one to help and as far as losing a child that's devastating but to even more stuff was to say my parents. lose a granddaughter. that. i watched from both the. air that he had been arrested it was subsequently released. and it was not charged with murder d.a. said they didn't have enough evidence to indict him a judge said it's in my court. settled again and. when we first found out about the fact that she was abused and had been abused for three years we were stamped because domestic violence doesn't happen to people like us people or college educations and this happens to poor people. this doesn't happe

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>>> on the run, three young siblings who replaced bonnie and clyde, opening fire on police, robbing a bank and taking off. tonight what their mother told abc news. >>> "the help" the blockbuster book about the women of the south who were never thanked but quietly gave little girls the biggest gift of all. they listened and loved. >> you are smart. you is kind. >>> and the birthday wish, a wish from an 8-year-old girl turning 9 from her parents and grandparents. extraordinary gift she will give the world. >> good evening. we begin this sunday night with an emerging portrait of the loss, the brothers, fathers, husbanan and sons lost in the deadliest attack yet in for u.s. forces in afghanistan. 30 american troops were killed when an chinook helicopter was shot down this weekend. 22 of them navy s.e.a.l.s. tonight we have learned the u.s. military has sent forces in the battle zone to hunt down the taliban fighters responsible. this as we begin to hear from the families of these men, many of the members of the s.e.a.l.s elite team six. that team is based in virginia beach, virginia. this

subdual club med bonnie sofrito seven years ago. the resort and spa the ritz carlton hotel grounds many articles of which have full seasons hotel the sultan who turns. welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow these are the top stories heavy clashes between rebels and government forces have reportedly resumed in tripoli with the sound of nato planes and explosions heard around the city all these are the very latest pictures from there it follows a night of confusion when one of khadafi sons claimed to have been arrested by the rebels it a surprise appearance in front of supporters this has added to questions over just who's in control the capital as both government and insurgent forces insisting have the upper hand. also downs or cast or whether the rebel victory would actually leave the leaving people in control their destiny as experts point to were those who fought for the revolution added up with a government they didn't choose. and. the fighting in libya still rages on a western oil companies have already started circli

>> you don't usually see it with siblings, usually a bonnie and clyde and here we have a bonnie and clydebout police enforcement? you see these bill boards that have been up around georgia and florida where they have definitively been spotted. how will that help? does that really help? does the public then have to count on the public to bring in tips? >> well, they do. they are going to have for the police officers out there that will hopefully see this vehicle and pull it over and get them taken care of before they kill somebody. but, yes, for everybody else out there, they have to know about this trail because they are running around with ak-47s and other weapons. they are dangerous. we're not talking about something mild here. they are very, very dangerous at this point. >> indeed. pat brown, many thanks for weighing in. appreciate that. >> thank you. >>> the latest out of afghanistan on the downing of the u.s. helicopter that claimed the lives of 30 u.s. service members. also ahead, how will the monday markets react? stay with us. we'll take a look here on msnbc monday. almost tastes

." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bonnie rait, crosby stills and nash, and doobie brothers headline a show to support disasterf in japan sunday afternoon at shoreline. celebrity chefs join san francisco best at showcase of food. sf chefs 2011 is a must eat in union square. ♪ ♪ >> one of the biggest selling albums of all time. frampton restages frampton comes alive in the entirety. the bill graham exhibit continues at the fillmore. christianson shows his fascinating document about the festival on friday night. ♪ ♪ >> top belly dancers show case their talent. plus, international bazaar with food and comic book. >> what is the secret? >> medication. >> for blueray or dvd entertainment, check out  >>> today at 3:00 on 7 live, a new survey that runs the gamut from sex to your smart phone. which would you give up? then at 4:00 and 5:00 trapped under sand for half an hour. beach toys became lifesavers for a money in southern california. the las vegas conviction, california correction officers are going to attend on the state's dime. those stories and more on abc7 news today at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> well, the veg

down to whether the nice lady who looks like katie couric could beat the nice lady who look like bonniehter] you know what's interesting... [applause] people from the midwest, no matter their political stripe, never look like [bleeped]. they just look like nice people. i know there must be [bleeped] out there. they just never look like them. that's the problem here with us in new york. we're very nice, but we just all look like [bleeped]. [cheering and applause] anyway, back to the fate of free peoples everywhere. >> and the republican candidate, alberta darling, has been declared the winner by the associated press with six contests at stake, the democrats needed to take at least three of those races to take control of the wisconsin state senate, which they have now failed to do. >> jon: well, there you have it. at i don't have a watch eastern time, it appears that the fight for the people's house, the people have been soundly defeated by other people. boy, you got to feel bad for the people. look, everyone fought a good fight. it was a real democracy. let's pack it up and everyone will

." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bonnie rait, crosby stills and nash, and doobie brothers headline a show to support disasteran sunday afternoon at shoreline. celebrity chefs join san francisco best at showcase of food. sf chefs 2011 is a must eat in union square. ♪ ♪ >> one of the biggest selling albums of all time. frampton restages frampton comes alive in the entirety. the bill graham exhibit continues at the fillmore. christianson shows his fascinating document about the festival on friday night. ♪ ♪ >> top belly dancers show case their talent. plus, international bazaar with food and comic book. >> what is the secret? >> medication. >> for blueray or dvd entertainment, check out "limitless." don sanchez, abc7 news. >>> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription. this is kate. [ kate ] can't believe i have high blood pressure. what's that thing? another medication. ♪ i really should have taken my shoes off before i got weighed. [ female announcer ] you've got a lot on your mind. that's why every walgreens prescription goes through a 10 point safeguard check that reviews your cur

those three siblings on the run and how their high stakes bonnie and clyde story just came to a dramatic end. >>> and a possible break through for leukemia. >>> and a possible break through for leukemia. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. and while we wish we had better news, it just might be this way for a while because the problem is not ours alone. this was another terrible day for the market. this time fueled by fears about the health of banks, at least one big one here in the u.s., but mostly banks in france. but since the economy is truly global, it's being felt here and we still have our own problems in a big way. starting today with the dow down 520, that's 4.5% of its total value, taking back all of yesterday's gains and then some. other indexes, the broader markets were also sharply lower, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 both down more than 4% of their value. we begin our coverage tonight with maria bartiromo surveying the damage from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: a lot of the selling today was driven by rumors comi

the family said the best part was every time his sister bonnie asked him to give him a kiss, stow would pucker his lips. he remains at san francisco general hospital. >>> as of a few minutes ago, they're back in business. but for most of the day, an east bay bingo hall was closed. we have video of a dramatic smash-and-grab burglary. it's more than just a bingo hall. the business operates as a charity fundraiser for concord's blue devils drum and bugle corps and other youth programs. here's the scene. the camera capturing the 3:00 a.m. robbery, the spray of glass as a pickup slams into the building. the truck was stolen and abandoned about seven miles away. in the bed was the bingo hall's atm, which the thieves emptied. now police won't confirm the reports, but reports are that the atm contained approximately $5,000. >> i was stunned. the security company said the front door happen forced open. when i got here, there was no front door. the whole front wall of gone. and there's a mess of glass and steel we'll have to clean up. and redesign the front so it's not so easy to get in. >> he ha

tonight brian's sister, bonnie, says he continues to make progress. >> and we had a really good week and a half with brian. he improved a little bit. but a little is a lot for us and for him, so we had a really good week and a half with him. >> remember stowe suffered severe brain injuries after he was attacked in the dodger's home opener in l.a. two men have been arrested in the case. doctors say brian has been able to follow some commands and interact with loved ones. he is still in serious condition. >>> tonight an autopsy shows the man who kidnapped his two-year-old daughter in a custody dispute shot himself to death. the sacramento bee is reporting the 49-year-old died after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. his daughter, madeline suffered two gunshot wounds, but the cause of her death is pending a toxicology report. both bodies were found on saturday in an suv parked on a property co owned by seman. seman kidnapped his daughter after receiving word a sacramento county judge awarded full custody to the girls' mother ending their joint custody agreement. >>> tonight the san francis

they're being called a modern-day bonnie and clyde team, plus one. >>> and a tight rope high above >>> welcome back. a florida mother is pleading for her three children to turn themselves in, after they shot at police and robbed a bank at gunpoint. >> so far, though, the ptwo brbrhers and sister are ignoring her plea and staying ahehead of the law. meg oliver has the story. >> reporter: their picture is plastered on billboards. three siblings on the run with an arsenal of weapons. >> it's going to be a violent ending, unless you catch them by surprise. >> reporter: the manhunt began tuesday, outside tampa, when an officer tried to pull them overs a high-speed chase followed. the suspects sprayed bullets at police. a few hours later, in georgia, the trio allegedly robbed a bank, wearing masks and quiring ak-47s at the ceiling. the suspects in their 20s, texted their mom last week, saying there's a time for all of us to die. their mother, who didn't want to show her face, is begging them to surrender. >> only mom knows what good people you are inside. please prove me right and everybody

. >> it's like back in the depression days, you know, with gangsters and, you know, they -- the bonnie and clyde people, you know. >> reporter: no one is surprised to hear that in this economy a number of banks have been robbed on i-80 in recent months. starting in july there have been two bank robberies in vacaville, one in dixon, flee vallejo, one in benicia, three in vallejo, and last week the attempted robbery of a loomis armored car in front of a bank in pinole. >> i use atms because nowadays you don't feel safe anywhere. i just like to get to the atm and get out. >> reporter: so avoid going inside the bank for your safety? >> yeah. >> reporter: in an email to cbs 5, a bank of america spokesman wrote, we are constantly adjusting our security strategy to deter potential crimes and address live time incidents. this is true for our banking centers in vallejo and along the i-80 corridor where we have increased various security measures. do you notice security changes inside the bank? >> not too much. not so much inside. there's more people greeting you coming through the door looking

that would be bonnie, janney and leon. any of you three people here? come on up to the podium if i called those names. each of you has two minutes. >> no, i just want to ask why my niece is being sent to a school that is far away from where she lives. she lives on the northwest area and she was sent to the southeast and she has been refusing to go to school. so she miss a whole week of school that weekend when i visit her she cried to me in the restaurant and told me that she feels depressed and she has been crying and from that i found out the reason why. so i don't know what is going on. you know, when this program started and what the reasons are. and whether these programs are experimental or evident to show that the way are you doing are going to improve my niece's education. and also i would like to ask if you would share with me whether you have any cure of going to elementary school, middle school, high school, where you live, and where your children are going. maybe other city workers are here to -- that's all. vice president yee: thank you. >

. >> it was the 1970's version of "bonnie and clyde." >> reporter: jeffrey gray's book "sky jack" comesut in a few weeks. >> he was somebody who, through his daring and courage and romamaicism developed a cult following that continues to this day. ♪ you'll never see d.b. cooper again ♪ >> reporter: indeed, cooper, the name on the ticket he usededhat day in 1971 has been a character for dozens of songs and tv shows, and one film "in n rsuit of d.b. cooper," the story of a man in a suit who shows up with what looks like a bomb, demands money, lets most of the passengers go and then jumps never to be seen again. there's always been the suggestion that maybe, having leapt into the dark somewhere over rural washington state, the so-called d.b. cooper died in his jump. either way investigators have been plagued for years by what's called the cooper curse, promising leads including some 1,000 different possible suspects and the 1980 discovery of some of the ransom money in a riverbed that always end up leading into yet another dead end. partly because the evidence taken 40 years ago from the p

existed in my mind from pop culture, the hoover-era bank robberies, kidnappings, john dillinger, bonnie and clyde that this really wasn't what the fbi did anymore. that it had grown into what i argue in the book was the fist global police force -- first global police force. and they're engaged in kidnappings in africa and gangs in central america. the fbi under robert mueller actually has worked its first case out of antarctica, and all of this national security work, all of this counterterrorism work has received very little attention, certainly compared to since 9/11 all that's been written about the cia or war in iraq or the war in afghanistan. that actually the lead agency in the u.s. war on terror is, in many ways, the fbi. >> host: and has this come at the expense of the white collar crime that they were so heavily involved in? >> guest: it has. and that's been something that mueller and the bureau and eric holder and the department of justice have been working on over the last couple of years. there has been this repriorityization has been, i think by most accounts, pretty devast

. >> in some weird way they seeped to be enjoy it like they were living out a bonnie and collide fantasticmessing around they found two machine pistols, two a can k-47s as well as hand cups. these were not idle criminals. question there for mom. >> poor woman, you got to wonder. >> that's it, wonder, good word. >> come up next, it's not the first time an actor has turned to politic. the familiar face you could see on campaign posters. >>> and pulling the plug op the george lopez show. that's next on t t t t t t t t d ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody, time for your dale dose of entertainment new, yes. guess who is losing their talk show out of a job? the recession is hitting everybody. cbs canceled the george lopez show. they announced it yesterday. the interesting thing, here, too. it was coming out now, looked like conan did to george what jay did to conan on abc. conan comes along last year, pushes george to midnight. conan comes on at 11:00 and george's show took a 40% hit in the ratings. ratings for neither show, conan's or george's have been that great. conan is still around. i love cona

bonnie schneider. sorry.r is in an air conditioned place, extreme weather center, where she's watching all that and the storm that's developing in the caribbean. what are you looking at, bonnie? >> well, ali, we're starting off with the heat. the heat advisory stretched well into the deep south. it's as far north as st. louis. we'll be seeing temperatures climbing to the triple digits and likely shattering records. some of these records are soaring above. look at ft. smith climbing possibly up to 113. the record, 107. the water temperature is certainly warm enough for the tropical season to start to heat up. that's why we have tropical storm emily. the latest advisory has maximum winds at 50 miles an hour. the storm is southeast of san domin domingo. because of that there's a new warning for parts of the bahamas. that mean we could see tropical storm conditions for 48 hours. the time now is to prepare and make sure you're prepared for a tropical storm. heavy rainfall possibly in some areas. ten inches. that m

. >> almost a modern day bonnie and clyde. only siblings this time. linsey, thank you. >>> still ahead on "world news" this friday night, what some american children, teenagers, are getting from china, that could hurt them and the entire family. "world news" investigates tonight. >>> what we just learned about mars. and what it could mean about that age-old question, could there be life? >>> and our "persons of the week." the american moms proving that one voice, one mom, can really change the world. they take us on an unforgettable journey tonight. desperate for nighttime heartburn relief? for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. talk to your doctor about your risk for osteoporosis-related bone fractures if you take multiple daily doses of nexium for a long time. possible side effects include headache, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. talk to your doctor about nexium. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. my name is lacey calvert and

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. >> 1970s version of "bonnie and clyde."effrey gray's book "sky jack" comes out in a few weeks. >> somebody who was daring and was able to change the way people think about something. he developed a cult following that continues to this day. ♪ you'll never see d.b. cooper again ♪ >> reporter: indeed, cooper, the name on the ticket he used atlanta day in 1971 has been a character for dozens of songs and tv shows, and one film "in pursuit of d.b. cooper," the story of a man in a suit who shows up with what looks like a bomb, demanldss money, lets most of the passengers go, jumps never to be seen again. there's always been the suggestion that maybe, having leapt into the dark somewhere over rural washington state, the so called d.b. cooper died in his jump. either way investigators have been plagued by the cooper curse, promising leads including 1,000 different possible suspects and the 1980 discovery of some of the ransom money in a riverbed that always end up leading into yet another dead end. partly because the evidence take

and maybe even if as they were kids maybe they played bonnie and clyde when they were kids. did they have a plan to go to mexico. they are driving a car with new york states. they are on the streets right now. >> judge jeanine: that is personally offensive with me. where did they get the plates? they borrowed a car from the girlfriend of one of the brothers. >> judge jeanine: i want to go back to the pastor and yvonne. ryan, 21 years old is a sex offender and why he is not in jail i don't know. he has 13 felony arrests. they lived next door to you. you didn't now any of this? >> they stayed to themselves. i knew dylon personally because he had grown up in the church in the youth group years ago. i knew dylon. i didn't know the other two. when his father passed away and his mother moved i think that is when things began to go down and we started hearing sometimes the gun fire and loud music and things like that. >> judge jeanine: scary stuff. sheriff, i will end with you. very quickly, what should people do if they see any of these three individuals. >> immediately call 911.

bonnie. welcome to the conversation. >> good morning. thanks for taking my call. i think that this downgrade was the greatest gift our country could have been given. we need to stop it. i'm fiscally a conservative. but obviously i'm an independent so i will vote for either but i really am tired of the politics of both the republicans and democrats. we desperately need a third party. strong, a leader who can speak the truth to these people. it's crazy how they, it's so crazy that they cannot sit and communicate. everybody knows that we're bankrupt as a country. warren buffet said that. we need a handle on this debt. and it's important that we sit down and compromise and get, you know quit giving money away when we don't have it. we can't support other countries. we have to look at the department of energy budget and all of these, you know because that's where the bombs are built and then look at the double books that they're taking in the pentagon and get some sense going on in this. you know. and knock it out and quit the politics period. >> you think that can hap

that fear has convinced bonnie to finally open her doors and seek help and she got it. two days of cleaning are exhausting. and overwhelming. but the transformation is astonishing. just look at the girls' bed room many. tonight we'll show you some more before and after images and spend some time with younger kids already showing hoarding tendencies which raises the question if hoarding is genetiti it's on tonight on "20/20." >> heading out to the park and joining new a couple interins. >>> our extreme campout series has been a blast. for those of us watching the action from the sidelines we've seen inland owe anchor bill w wr perched on the face of el capitan in yosemite and cameron mathison rappelling down the ice in ago a. that glacier there. now it's abc's ryan owens' turn. we didn't go easy on him and he joins us now from dallas. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. i'm pretty sure i'm on live this morning just to show i am alive. i thought this assignment was easy enough. climb the free and sleep in it. i had in mind sort of like those trees